$SPY long - looking for bounce off the bottom of bullish channel, max target is gap fill at around $400
Good risk reward, risking $2 to make $3, ideally exit before earnings
NYSE:UNH - quick drop to support of parallel channel
NASDAQ:CHKP - bounce off bottom channel for quick mid line play, seasonality confirmed, good risk reward
NASDAQ:CSX - bounce off mid line of bullish parallel channel, seasonal play, good risk reward
NYSE:MA - long, good risk reward
NYSE:DIS - long, mid line of bullish parallel channel, seasonal play
NYSE:JPM - long, break and close above the triangle triggers bull seasonal play
NYSE:TWTR - short, bounce off bearish parallel channel
NASDAQ:TSLA - short, looking for bounce off top bearish parallel channel
NASDAQ:AMD - if the breakout holds, looking for 5% pop, good risk/reward
AMEX:SPY - short then long, based on seasonality and current market geometry. Based on the last 10 years SPY rallies from 4/7 through 4/27 with 100% winning rate, that does not mean it will do it this time, but certainly a good probability rate. I would wait for a 3-5 days pull back before entering on the long side.
AMEX:SPY - short, still in bearish channel, expecting a reversal of this bear rally, if break with close above the channel invalidates the setup, very speculative, wild markets
AMEX:XLK - long, close below $78 invalidates the breakout, first target $83
NYSE:BA - down over 70% from the top, trying to buy a small rally off consolidation, looking for channel mid-line target. Extreme volatility, I would use options verticals to minimize the potential loss. Very speculative play.
AMEX:SPY - tomorrow we either go up and break the channel for a few days bear rally bounce, or we continue the steep bearish move inside the channel, be careful out there
AMEX:SPY - short, full-fledged Bear Market, a break above the channel might trigger violent short covering rally, but the bears are here for a while
AMEX:SPY - short, very steep bearish parallel channel, soon there will be a break and a massive short covering rally, but over all looks like full-fledged Bear Market