I am continuing to have great fun with virtual trading (and we’re improving it all the time behind the scenes), and yesterday I bought some puts on GDX, the precious metals mining ETF. So far, so good:

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I am continuing to have great fun with virtual trading (and we’re improving it all the time behind the scenes), and yesterday I bought some puts on GDX, the precious metals mining ETF. So far, so good:

As the market struggles with whether we are heading to 4,600 on the S&P (as the good people at Goldman Sachs assert) or instead lose of the recent mega-rally, I would suggest keeping a close eye on KBE, the bank sector ETF. We are at an important resistance level, just beneath a substantial cluster of overhead supply.

Below is the chart of TNA, the triple-bullish-fund based on small caps. It seems to me we have run into a wall of resistance, indicated by both a horizontal line and a shorter diagonal.

Greetings from the abandoned courtyard of the Computer History Museum. It is nighttime, and I’m by myself (since no one else is lunatic enough to be out here). In fact, I just remembered I actually did a video tour of this museum years ago. Lots of memories here!
Anyway, that’s not what this post is about. I just wanted to bang out a few words about some key ETFs in this nail-biter of a week.
First up is commodities, by way of DBC. We are mashed right up against the Andes Mountain Range of resistance. I think commodities overall are about to reverse lower, led by oil.
