Here is the weekly list from this mornings price patterns class. Last weeks list did very well...(thanks to the market) here are a few patterns that were discussed this morning. Bon appetit'!
NBL- Bull Flag
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HYDL- Bull Flag
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RATE- Bull Flag
CME- Falling Wedge
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COGO- Symmetrical Triangle
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ASN- Ascending Triangle
Posted by Option Addict on
12/05/2006 at
10:40 AM |Permalink
Any takers on LUFK? Could this be a 23 pt sym trian? One neg is industry trend.
Brian, not sure I like the 7-8 month time frame on LUFK. Looks like a smaller one over the past 3 months that shows a 12 point opportunity that might be better with options if it manages to breakout.
Hey Allen, What rules do you use for your long options? I see the delta's on LUFK for March 65 and 70's to be marginal and the pricing to be a full point over the T-Val's.
I actually have the Mar $60's. If you see the huge symmetrical triangle since July, that has roughly the same target as this flag break, so I want to give it enough time to complete itself.
Jeff, with only crude inventories tomorrow, do you expect a continuation of this updraft?
Toni- If you want to see that falling wedge that confirmed today on CME, send me an e-mail and I will forward it to you.
Brian- I do not use any greeks to evaluate options...especially not the t-val or over-under. (that might have sparked an idea for a post!)
If you have followed this blog for awhile I am an OTM options trader for the most part.
Brett- If I had to guess the market direction...inventories wind up lower than expected, oil prices rise, market opens slightly down? At least that's what the magic 8-ball says.
Thanks for the suggestion. In the archives I have written several posts about OTM options and risk reward. If you have trouble finding them, e-mail me.
I am a professional trader and an instructor for Investools. I've had relations with the markets for 9 years. Born in Concord, CA, but reside in Saratoga Springs, Utah. Father of THREE, Husband of one.
Any takers on LUFK? Could this be a 23 pt sym trian? One neg is industry trend.
Brian K
Posted by Anonymous | 12/05/2006 11:43:00 AM
Brian, not sure I like the 7-8 month time frame on LUFK. Looks like a smaller one over the past 3 months that shows a 12 point opportunity that might be better with options if it manages to breakout.
Jon
Posted by Anonymous | 12/05/2006 11:49:00 AM
If you want a huge move, check out CTRP's flag break today.
Posted by Brett | 12/05/2006 12:26:00 PM
Bret,
What option do you like on this. i was thinking the Jan 55's because the spread on the 60's is HUGE.
Brian K
Posted by Anonymous | 12/05/2006 12:41:00 PM
Yes, I know. Silly me for taking it! LOL!
Can someone please beat that Vanilla Ice song out of my head for me??? ICE has me losing my mind.
Posted by Brett | 12/05/2006 12:53:00 PM
Brett,
Nice call on CTRP, I took jan 60's(I only saw a .15 spread,seems good to me).
Sarah
Posted by Anonymous | 12/05/2006 01:24:00 PM
I'm really having a hard time finding the "falling wedge" on CME. Can anyone enlighten me here?
Posted by Anonymous | 12/05/2006 01:33:00 PM
Brett ~ I'm curious about CTRP, but the volume is really not there?
Posted by Anonymous | 12/05/2006 02:02:00 PM
Hey Allen,
What rules do you use for your long options? I see the delta's on LUFK for March 65 and 70's to be marginal and the pricing to be a full point over the T-Val's.
Brian K
Posted by Anonymous | 12/05/2006 02:06:00 PM
Brian,
I hope you haven't checked my deltas!!! Or lack thereof!!!
Posted by Option Addict | 12/05/2006 02:09:00 PM
Hi Toni,
I disagree. It was the highest volume in 2 weeks and pretty strong, in my opinion.
Posted by Brett | 12/05/2006 02:13:00 PM
Jeff,
Ok, point taken. Do use any Greeks or over/under info. If so which one do you like to check?
Posted by Anonymous | 12/05/2006 02:19:00 PM
Brett~You're right about the 2 wk volume. Being a newbie, I thought "strong volume" should always be higher then average volume.
Posted by Anonymous | 12/05/2006 02:20:00 PM
Toni,
I actually have the Mar $60's. If you see the huge symmetrical triangle since July, that has roughly the same target as this flag break, so I want to give it enough time to complete itself.
Jeff, with only crude inventories tomorrow, do you expect a continuation of this updraft?
Posted by Brett | 12/05/2006 02:27:00 PM
Oops, I meant Sarah.
Posted by Brett | 12/05/2006 02:27:00 PM
Here's a couple more to look at.
DDS bull flag (flag is a bit extended)
SNDA (bull flag breakout)
MikeH
Posted by Mike | 12/05/2006 02:36:00 PM
Toni- If you want to see that falling wedge that confirmed today on CME, send me an e-mail and I will forward it to you.
Brian- I do not use any greeks to evaluate options...especially not the t-val or over-under. (that might have sparked an idea for a post!)
If you have followed this blog for awhile I am an OTM options trader for the most part.
Brett- If I had to guess the market direction...inventories wind up lower than expected, oil prices rise, market opens slightly down? At least that's what the magic 8-ball says.
I hope I kept the receipt just in case.
Posted by Option Addict | 12/05/2006 06:32:00 PM
looks like a bull flag with resistance at 93 - beware of negative article this AM on reliability of iPod
Posted by Anonymous | 12/06/2006 07:00:00 AM
Also, beware of running DEERE today. DE looks ready to bust this flag.
Anyone else in AMAG? What a move.
Posted by Brett | 12/06/2006 09:45:00 AM
Allen,
Thanks for the suggestion. In the archives I have written several posts about OTM options and risk reward. If you have trouble finding them, e-mail me.
Thanks!!!
Jeff
Posted by Option Addict | 12/06/2006 01:19:00 PM