Welcome to Week 3 of June, the Quadruple Witching Week! (Read about what Quadruple Witching Means at http://www.optiontradingpedia.com/quadruple_witching.htm )
Had
a really nice vacation weekend after last week's really profitable
options trading due to having accurately called the market all week
long. In fact, my managed accounts clients and I are looking forward to a
nice 10% gain on our overall portfolio this coming Quadruple Witching
Friday!
The
US NK summit is taking place in Singapore right now and results of the
summit has yet to be confirmed but so far, Trump seems to be positive
about how. However, even though Trump may be positive about it, the fact
that the market is at a short term overbought position where a short
term retreat like how I suggested last week should take place along with
investors being very cautious about how the summit plays out and this
Wednesday's FOMC announcement and Friday's Quadruple Witching, do tend
to put people on the defensive and the odds in favor of the short term
pull back continuing this week.
My
subscribers and I took profit on the profitable SPY call options last
week and yes, I did make some good profit out of that as I have shown
you guys last week and this week we focus on largely delta neutral
trading to scrap some theta profit off the table no matter how the
market and all of the uncertain events of the week turn out.
So, how might everything turn out eventually?
Everything
will turn out well of course! How else would my continued bullish
outlook be fullfilled? Indeed, with the open attitude of the NK
Chairman, the FOMC having no surprising move to make and Quadruple
witching days tending to be just small volatile days, there's nothing
really to be worried about as we await the fulfilment of the return of
the bulls. If its that obvious, tend why would investors be cautious?
Well, they just might decide not to be too cautious! I won't be surprise
to see the market resume bullishness sooner than expected, as such, my
money would be on the resuming of the bulls rather than on the pullback
as it just might already have ran its course.
For now, the market remains in all out bull trend.
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