Blue chip stocks (SPY) closed the latest regular session at $105.89, down 0.7% from the prior close.
In total, 3.1 billion shares were traded on the three major U.S. stock exchanges. That's about 29 percent less than on Friday.
Mediawatch: AP alludes darkly to worried about the European debt crisis but leads with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing below 10,000, which became a habit beginning Oct. 10, 2008, amid the collapse of capitalist finance. The habit persisted until Nov. 2, the last close before that level. Meaningless, actually.
On the jump, rules, econ reports, portfolio and a good book . . .
My rules allow trades today in March iron condors and covered calls, along with butterfly, calendar and vertical spreads. I allow myself to trade unhedged call and put option purchases that expire in April or later. No significant economic reports are scheduled for Tuesday release. My portfolio consists of: February expiry: |
- CSCO, iron condor, p22/-p23/-c25/c26
Good trading!
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