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Some brief thoughts about DIA's trajectoryimgur.com imgur.com I am attempting to put in images via url, so lets see if this works. I may have to delete and try again. Anyway, as you all saw, SPY and DIA rallied on Friday, only to (as expected) sell off aggressively at end of day. However, I was just updating my projections this morning and seeing where that puts me with DIA (I am in a short position on DIA currently) and I noticed something interesting that I had missed. If you look at these line graphs (I really hope they post!), these are graphs I extract from my stats data on DIA to see how it has been behaving and if you look at it, you can see two key points that would traditionally tell me we still in a continuation of an aggressive downtrend. These are: 1) The actual high has fallen well below the predicted high 3 weeks ago, to momentarily rally back towards the Upper Confidence high, only to be quickly rejected back down towards the lower confidence high. 2) The same is true for the predicted low. What really stands out that I didn't notice before, is even after the aggressive rally on Friday, it wasn't enough to throw the stock off from its trajectory towards the lower confidence low level, indicating great weakness. Generally, from experience, if a rally is meant to signify a change in sentiment, I will see a divergence in the modelling towards the Upper Confidence High. I did not see this. In fact, I saw the contrary, further plummeting towards the lower confidence levels on both high and low data. What does it mean? It means that DIA, as well as SPY, is still very much in an aggressive downtrend. That means that we can anticipate approaching and even exceeding projected lower confidence lows. That means that we could be seeing lows around 342 by Monday or Tuesday and/or below. I do hate to make these projections over the weekend without having Monday data, but this chart is pretty persuasive in my opinion. If we get another rally on Monday, I will have to see if that is enough to start steering the stock in the bullish direction, but so far its very much on course down. Also, you can see circled in blue similar behavior DIA did some time ago only to continue down. Let me know if you have any questions and have a great weekend!
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by Steversteves
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$DIA Key Levels, Analysis & Targets$DIA Key Levels, Analysis & Targets Some number’s I’m looking at. Sorry, not much of an explanation today… I’m tired LOL. GL —————— I am not your financial advisor, but I will happily answer questions and analyze to the best of my ability but ultimately the risk is on you. Check out my ideas, but also do your own due diligence. I have a huge tolerance for volatility so please know that. If you’re new to my trade setups please try them on a small scale first. Then go in with a risk you’re comfortable with. I am not a bull. I am not a bear. I just see what I see in the charts and I don’t pay too much attention to the noise in the news. If you want me to analyze any stock or ETF just leave me a comment and I’ll do it if I can. (If I have time) And most importantly… Have fun, y’all!! (\_/) ( •_•) / >🚀
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by SPYder_QQQueen_Trading
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18Feb swing puts on DIAIf you have been following my posts you have seen me share ideas for calls and puts over the past few weeks. On this daily chart, I see price up to the 10sma as a possible resistance, or it may move up to the 200sma near 350 (two orange paths). I do not see bullish divergence in RSI and stochastic %K could make another dip as %D tries to round up. It will stay down if Dow Jones tumbles more. I am keeping this a small position - bought 18Feb 340 puts at $4.30
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by OptionsRising
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Risk Model for Swing Traders (US)Our risk model for SWING-TRADERS (US Stock Market) is still showing a high risk environment. Swing-Traders should still be very careful and keep risk to a minimum. A very few indicators in our risk model suggest that we may have reached the bottom of the current market correction. Best way to manage the current situation is to start off with a very few and small pilot positions. If those work and your own portfolio is getting traction, market exposure can be increased. Some details: 1. Market-Indices (Distribution Days Avg) The distribution day count according to IBD's model is still showing a market in correction. That means that the price/volume action of the major indices are characterized by institutional selling. Not a good environment for swing-trading. 2. New 52w Highs / Lows This indicator is still way below 1 indicating that more stockas are making new 52w Lows versus Highs. In a good evironment, you will see this indicator reading higher than 1. 3. Stocks above/below 200d MA Only 30% of stocks are trading above their own 200d MA. Readings >> 50% indicate a broad market breadth which we currently do not have. 4. Up / Down Volume Still below 1 indicating that the current market environment is more characterized by heavy selling. 5. Advance-Decline Line Still in a downward trend. in a good environemtn, this indicator is in an upward trend or at least trending sideways. 6. Volatility Index VIX Improved versus last week. Now reading < 30% and still falling. Might be a good early indicator that we may have reached a market bottom. 7. Bulls vs Bears This is a contrarian indicator. Market sentiment is now less bullish which is good. 8. Margin-Debt Now reading at 17% and still falling. Also a good contrarian indicator suggesting that we may have reached the bottom of the current correction.
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by JS_TechTrading
DIA - Wobble TopDiamonds ETF Monthly Chart having a grim start to 2022. Wobble Top with wild price swings over the last five months. Jan 2022 has been the wildest yet. Monthly chart showing a potential bearish engulfing print. With only 1-day left in January will they save it? Even if buyers do come to the rescue on the 31st, indicators point to DIA ultimately going lower in early 2022. And while buyers may appear to be exiting in earnest this month, based upon an entrenched "BTFD" sentiment, my take is the real selling is just beginning. It likely won't take too much more pressure/bad news to start a real rout. The dollar's strength/resiliency combined with JPOW's comments and live market reaction this past week are telling. Expecting at a minimum a quick retest of the recent Jan lows in early Feb, and likely sharply lower into March/April 2022. Long volatility and short just about everything else as the baby will likely be thrown out with the bath water this time. Great Reset Indeed. Not financial advice.
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by Akksujean
Patience all morning, now DIA putsI bought puts with DIA around 340. On the daily I want you to notice how %K (green) chops around as %D rounds down and back over 20. While %D is below 20, a good time to buy puts for more downside is when %K is over it (especially if stays under 35). Notice in this recent market drop, the green line went over orange yesterday and is back down today. There is more selling likely to come because %D is still below 20. DIA is also very weak if price cannot close over 341. On 30m chart, price has been consolidating sideways. RSI has come up to 50 and is struggling to get over it. There is no bullish divergence yet on RSI so I think DIA may go lower, though divergence may not occur. Stochastic %D looks ready to round back down. On 5m chart, not shown here, DIA is stuck under 200sma and gets hammered down as soon as it tries to go up. In the very short term I am bearish on DIA until I see price get over 341 and the 200ma.
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by OptionsRising
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Time to buy calls, Dow Jones will rallyWith volume this high - see chart - and only in the first hour, there is heavy fear selling. Indicators show a bounce will come, so use less capital and hold through the turbulence. In the time it took me to write one line, $DJI went up over 100 points! I say this to stress that your trade value will fluctuate in a volatile market, so manage your capital! The white rectangles show when I noticed the stochastic warning of a drop in the market. The market still has room to correct down, based on my views of the weekly chart. I have linked last week's chart, which is bearish. Any calls I buy today are for short-lived relief rally trades.
AMEX:DIALong
by OptionsRising
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A simple look at Dow Jones - correction coming?Puts did well this past week, and I am looking at a swing position on DIA to hold for more downside. In my earlier post (linked) I explain why I prefer DIA over SPY options if I want to trade a general market move. If markets bounce then 357-358 and 360-361 are excellent put entry zones, based on daily chart. Today is an inside bar and markets have stalled for now. I am buying a few puts now if DIA moves below the daily 200ma instead of bouncing up.
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by OptionsRising
Options day trade example. Swing trade entry.When the $DJI was up 200pts this afternoon, I was skeptical it could stay that high so I started looking at DIA. I also have a bearish bias right now on the markets. I prefer options on DIA vs SPY because SPY options are wilder and more volatile. People using gamma and delta strategies make it harder for "simple" long option traders like me. I only trade this index when I have a strong setup. DIA was around 365 and I saw this as a resistance area. I bought weekly 364 puts for a day trade and as I started creating this chart the index dropped fast. I have exited most of my puts and will close the rest today. In general, you should have a consistent set of indicators/signs that you use with success. Then you can spot a good setup quickly. The charts show you what I saw. I am leaning bearish on the daily chart, and RSI supports my idea (reversal under 65 after dip below 33.33). Daily stochastic gave a warning sign (red arrow), so after the strong reversal rally I am looking for price to move below the channel, back to 355. If you use 365 for a swing trade entry and the index continues up to the top of the channel, the stop losses would be between 365.20 and 366, so this is a low-risk options trade. For today's trade I used the 30m and 5m charts. Many traders (me too) get stuck watching price action and forget to sell at identified targets. 362.80-362.50 was my range to exit puts, and I held some for more downside or to exit green before end of day. *** As I post this, 363.50 is also a good swing put entry on 30m chart, but I would use a smaller position and hold through price swings.
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by OptionsRising
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DIA DailyThe SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust seeks to provide investment results that, before expenses, correspond generally to the price and yield performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is composed of 30 blue-chip U.S. stocks. The DJIA is the oldest continuous barometer of the U.S. stock market, and the most widely quoted indicator of U.S. stock market activity. The DJIA is a price weighted index of 30 component common stocks
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by HotPotatoTrader