Repeat everything from this post just last week, at SP 1150 [Mar 16, 2010: Away We Go], and simply change it to SP 1170. Not much more to add - this is simply the same trade repeated over and over... and over... and over - expecting the "obvious" to fail like it used to in the old days, but it never seems to anymore. Back into long index positions - will stick with it unless 1170 is broken as support.
(I've added BGU to my normal array of TNA and SPY calls - in this case April 118s)
EDIT 3:22 PM - this might actually be a better chart to show. It indicates the S&P 500 has not closed below even the 5 day moving average since February 16th. Remarkable. Perhaps the better idea is not to sell until a close below the 5 day moving average. Mulling it - by changing to this strategy it would lead to 1 bad loss the time the obvious trade does not work, but it would not require me to move in and out of the index positions very often.
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Away We Go (AGAIN)
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