It’s no secret the markets are a complete mess right now…
Stagflation fears are rising, we’re 98 days into the Russia-Ukraine war with no end in sight, we still have supply chain issues and the Federal Reserve shows no signs of backing down on interest rate hikes…
All of this combined has led to one of the worst market sell-offs we’ve seen in years.
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You see, there are still stocks that are driving the markets right now… stocks that are STILL making new all-time highs. But they aren’t the well-known names that people were trading during the COVID-19 bull market…
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Most of my attention is still on the TLT because I want to see if the bond market can assimilate interest rates staying stable or going lower versus higher.
The bond market trading sideways — like it is right now — is the first sign we’ve seen that it doesn’t want rates to go up. I don’t know how long this will last, but it tells us that the market isn’t pricing in any more rate hikes right now.
I also have my eye on the CBOE Volatility Index, also known as the VIX, or fear gauge, which is the range of price changes the market or stocks experience over a given period of time. Volatility is coming down and if it can go below the 25 level, there’s a good chance we’ll get a nice market rally.
Markets ripped higher Thursday with some fantastic moves in most stocks…
Shares of Albertsons are up around 3.5% since our feature from Tuesday’s Blitz Daily. Those June 17 expiration, $28 strike calls were up over $3 last I checked — if you took the trade, drop me a line at lance@newmoneycrew.com and let me know how you did!
Wendy’s is another stock that’s been tearing up the charts over the past two days after Trian Fund management — the company’s largest shareholder — announced it is on the hunt for a potential acquisition.
The news sparked a 15%, two-day rally with bullish traders piling into shares and call options.
Thursday saw institutional traders order up the June 17, $18 calls — grabbing around 1,300 contracts for $150,000 in premium!
And that wasn’t the only name seeing unusually heavy options buying during Thursday’s session…
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