Money Calendar
I would anticipate everyone knows by now former President Trump is going to be current President Trump once again. I will not discuss that he won both the popular vote and the electoral vote. I won’t discuss how many ‘battleground states’ he won (all of them). Nor will I discuss why one candidate won or […]
Tom Gentile
Big Picture
When it comes to picking your choice for President you may already have that nailed down. Some of you may already have voted by now. But when it comes to finding or picking a stock or ETF to trade options on it may not be so easy to pick. This article is going to give […]
I’m no market timer. I tried that in the past and I found out I am better off NOT trying to time the markets. I trade time frames based on my technical analysis, which a primary part of it is my seasonal pattern research that I am able to accomplish with my powerful scanning tool, […]
Education
Let me start with my outlook for October. October is one of the most fascinating months in the markets. The month of October for the financial markets is famously known for some of the most significant market crashes in history – the Panic of 1907… 1987’s Black Monday… and, of course, the 1929 crash that […]
I am an Options Trader through and through. Though I also invest, a big part of providing a livelihood for me and my family is through options trading. I’ve been able to use it in my life and I’d love the opportunity to help you make it a part of yours. I will tell you […]
The Money Calendar scanner in my tools www.tomsoptiontools.com is one of the most innovative scanning means I have seen out there in the world of technical analysis and research. I teach this process/scan in my Mastery On Demand System Mastery Course. The process I have taught for the past 10 years with Money Calendar, (since […]
My research in assessing a directional bias for the markets overall starts with a look at the charts on what I call my ‘Corners’ of the market. I look at the following 5 corners or area of the market. Once I go through these charts I assess whether I am bullish, bearish, or neutral on […]
Weeks that are shortened due to a national holiday tend to experience lower trading volume and with that lesser price volatility. This week the markets are closed July 3 at 1pm US ET and closed entirely July 4. This year with the Fourth happening on Thursday I would be surprised if more folks aren’t just […]
There wasn’t too much of a bullish or bearish reaction to today’s Fed decision to leave interest rates unchanged. Chalk that up to the premise this was an expected announcement. No one seemed to be expecting them to raise or cut. The concern is what is going to happen going forward. The amount of rate […]
