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Join Jeff Beamer for his Delta-Neutral Update including trading case studies. Catch Jeff's technical analysis of major market indies including the S&P500, using Heikin Ashi, Candlesticks and various technical indicators.
Don't miss this chart Setup!
#trade #setup #chart #bathandbodyworks
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This video discusses the current trend in the broader markets, including the use of moving averages and Elliott wave patterns. The speaker also shares past trades and upcoming earnings reports, highlighting delta neutral trading strategies to profit from market movements. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe to the channel for more trading insights
Jeff Beamer discusses his recent trades and analyzes the current trend in the broader markets.
- Jeff gave two trades last week, one of which was a huge winner.
- He uses a simple chart with a trend channel to analyze the current pattern.
- He prefers clean charts with minimal clutter.
Jeff identifies market weakness through hiking sheet candles and uses Fibonacci numbers for moving averages, while also applying Elliott wave count and trend channels to predict a potential upward movement towards a target of 490 by the end of the year.
- Hiking sheet candles help identify market weakness
- Uses 21 and 161 period moving averages, which are Fibonacci numbers
- Applies Elliott wave count and trend channels to predict upward movement
- Predicts a target of 490 for the end of the year
Mortgage rates are increasing and headlines about inflation and consumer sentiment are conflicting.
- Mortgage rates are at 7.25%, approaching last year's high of 7.3%.
- Headlines about inflation and consumer sentiment are contradictory, making it difficult to determine the long-term outlook.
- The housing market is experiencing a supply shortage, driving up prices.
- The restart of student loan repayment programs in October may impact buying power and ability to spend.
College debt may have a big impact in the fall, while the speaker predicts a pullback and a Christmas rally, and shares a losing trade on rivian.
- College debt could affect livelihood and cause a big impact in the fall.
- Speaker predicts a pullback in the market going into the fall, followed by a Christmas rally.
- The speaker shares a losing trade on rivian, which was placed in a straddle and did not generate enough volatility to be profitable.
Jeff discusses a profitable trading system and upcoming earnings reports for the week.
- The profitable trading system involves making $806 profit on one trade and losing $178 on another.
- The speaker emphasizes that consistent profits over time make it a robust trading system.
- Upcoming earnings reports for the week include Home Depot, Cisco, Target, Brinker International, Walmart, and Deer.
- These big names could potentially move the market and impact major indexes.
Straddles are preferred over strangles to keep things close to the money, and the speaker prefers to exit trades before earnings events if a double-digit return is achieved.
- Straddles are preferred over strangles because they have narrower break-evens.
- Trades are exited before earnings events if a double-digit return is achieved.
- The candidate being watched is Bath and Body Works (BBWI) due to an upcoming earnings event in nine days.
- The risk graph shows the black line going up and down at expiration, while the light blue line represents the break-even point.
Jeff discusses the potential for profitable trades based on upcoming earnings events, with a focus on stocks that have experienced gaps in the past.
- Stocks with past gaps during earnings events are being monitored for potential trades.
- The speaker likes to see consolidation leading up to the event.
- The speaker's trading style is delta neutral, which allows for potential profits during sideways or breakout market movement.
Video Sections
00:00 - Intro
00:55 - US Market Update
06:40 - Headlines of the Day
10:54 - Past Trades
16:14 - Trade of the Week
Don't miss this chart Setup!
#trade #setup #chart #bathandbodyworks
_______________________________________
SIGN UP FOR JEFF'S FREE TRIAL HERE:
_______________________________________
This video discusses the current trend in the broader markets, including the use of moving averages and Elliott wave patterns. The speaker also shares past trades and upcoming earnings reports, highlighting delta neutral trading strategies to profit from market movements. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe to the channel for more trading insights
Jeff Beamer discusses his recent trades and analyzes the current trend in the broader markets.
- Jeff gave two trades last week, one of which was a huge winner.
- He uses a simple chart with a trend channel to analyze the current pattern.
- He prefers clean charts with minimal clutter.
Jeff identifies market weakness through hiking sheet candles and uses Fibonacci numbers for moving averages, while also applying Elliott wave count and trend channels to predict a potential upward movement towards a target of 490 by the end of the year.
- Hiking sheet candles help identify market weakness
- Uses 21 and 161 period moving averages, which are Fibonacci numbers
- Applies Elliott wave count and trend channels to predict upward movement
- Predicts a target of 490 for the end of the year
Mortgage rates are increasing and headlines about inflation and consumer sentiment are conflicting.
- Mortgage rates are at 7.25%, approaching last year's high of 7.3%.
- Headlines about inflation and consumer sentiment are contradictory, making it difficult to determine the long-term outlook.
- The housing market is experiencing a supply shortage, driving up prices.
- The restart of student loan repayment programs in October may impact buying power and ability to spend.
College debt may have a big impact in the fall, while the speaker predicts a pullback and a Christmas rally, and shares a losing trade on rivian.
- College debt could affect livelihood and cause a big impact in the fall.
- Speaker predicts a pullback in the market going into the fall, followed by a Christmas rally.
- The speaker shares a losing trade on rivian, which was placed in a straddle and did not generate enough volatility to be profitable.
Jeff discusses a profitable trading system and upcoming earnings reports for the week.
- The profitable trading system involves making $806 profit on one trade and losing $178 on another.
- The speaker emphasizes that consistent profits over time make it a robust trading system.
- Upcoming earnings reports for the week include Home Depot, Cisco, Target, Brinker International, Walmart, and Deer.
- These big names could potentially move the market and impact major indexes.
Straddles are preferred over strangles to keep things close to the money, and the speaker prefers to exit trades before earnings events if a double-digit return is achieved.
- Straddles are preferred over strangles because they have narrower break-evens.
- Trades are exited before earnings events if a double-digit return is achieved.
- The candidate being watched is Bath and Body Works (BBWI) due to an upcoming earnings event in nine days.
- The risk graph shows the black line going up and down at expiration, while the light blue line represents the break-even point.
Jeff discusses the potential for profitable trades based on upcoming earnings events, with a focus on stocks that have experienced gaps in the past.
- Stocks with past gaps during earnings events are being monitored for potential trades.
- The speaker likes to see consolidation leading up to the event.
- The speaker's trading style is delta neutral, which allows for potential profits during sideways or breakout market movement.
Video Sections
00:00 - Intro
00:55 - US Market Update
06:40 - Headlines of the Day
10:54 - Past Trades
16:14 - Trade of the Week
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