Three of The Top Ways to Trade Explosive Fear

September 22, 2021

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Three of The Top Ways to Trade Explosive Fear by Ian Cooper

Charts - Linearity, Convergence, and Divergence by Jea Yu

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Three of The Top Ways to Trade Explosive Fear
by Ian Cooper

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With a good amount of fear in the markets, volatility is just beginning to spike again.

For one, markets are diving with the virus still making its way around the world. Two, investors are nervous, given that September is seasonally one of the weakest market months and a higher likelihood the Federal Reserve could trim back on easy money policies.

“We see a bumpy September-October as the final stages of a mid-cycle transition play out,” Morgan Stanley chief cross-asset strategist Andrew Sheets said, as quoted by CNBC. “The next two months carry an outsized risk to growth, policy and the legislative agenda.”

Plus, according to The Wall Street Journal, “Market participants increasingly believe that Beijing will let Evergrande fail and inflict losses on its shareholders and bondholders. The company’s debt burden is the biggest for any publicly traded real-estate management or development company in the world.”

At the moment, Evergrande is getting crushed with $300 billion worth of debt.

Should it go into default, “The Chinese developer is so huge that the fallout from a potential failure could hurt not only the Chinese economy, but spread to markets beyond,” says CNBC.

With this, an upcoming Federal Reserve meeting, the virus, and fears of a slowing economy, fear is sending volatility through the roof.

Charts - Linearity, Convergence, and Divergence
by Jea Yu

I use these three words a lot, as they are key factors in all markets. Linearity means that if a pattern consistently plays out in one time frame or market, then it should play out in all time frames or markets. All proven patterns are linear. Pup and mini pup patterns are linear throughout all time frames. Convergence refers to stocks, patterns, and indicators pointing in the same direction. Perfect storms are when three or more pups or mini pups converge. Divergence is when they conflict. For example, AAPL may be diverging with the NASDAQ futures, meaning it is selling off while futures are rising. Time frames will often have diverging trends.

Most of the charts will contain identical studies and indicators. The only difference will be the time frames (1-, 3-, 5-, 8-, 13-, and 60-minute, daily, weekly, monthly) and time range of data (market hours only and full 24 hour including pre- and post-market). Remember this rule: the longer a time frame is, the stronger the patterns and price levels are. This means a monthly 200-period moving average resistance is much stronger than a 3-minute 200-period moving average resistance. A weekly mini pup is much stronger than an 8-minute mini inverse pup. The wider time frame price levels override intraday price levels.

The best scenario is when wider time frame levels overlap with the shorter time frame levels. This galvanizes the price levels and allows one to plan trades at those levels, like placing bid/asks (which provide liquidity) at those galvanized support and resistance levels. The best pattern scenarios are when the daily, weekly, or monthly time frames have converging pup or mini pup patterns.

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