Short-Term Setups, Long-Term Gains! | SPX Market Analysis 5th Dec 2024

Ahoy there Trader! ā€ā€āš“ļø

Itā€™s Philā€¦

Itā€™s good to be back after a short break! The market didnā€™t take a break, though, delivering solid returns on my income swing tradesā€”98.4% and 67.1% gains to be precise. Letā€™s dive into the setups and whatā€™s next on the horizon.


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After stepping away for a few days to recover, I returned to find the markets behaving beautifully. Hereā€™s a quick rundown:

  • Two short-term income swing trades concluded successfully:
    • Trade 1: 98.4% return.
    • Trade 2: 67.1% return.
  • A third swing trade with January expiration is steadily on track.

Despite some sideways action recently, my bullish end-of-year bias remains firm. Hereā€™s why:

  • The market shows little appetite for bear swingsā€”a great sign for continued upward momentum.
  • Current setups lean bullish, but Iā€™ll still evaluate short-term trades in either direction.

Whatā€™s next?

  • Iā€™m keeping an eye on new income swing setups.
  • Patience is key as I wait for the perfect entry points to emerge.

For now, itā€™s back to watching, waiting, and pouncing on the right opportunities. Onward!


Fun Fact:

The stock market is often more predictable than you thinkā€”Mondays have historically been the worst-performing day of the week for the S&P 500, while Wednesdays and Fridays tend to be the strongest.

This trend, often called the ā€œMonday Effect,ā€ suggests traders might be influenced by pessimism over the weekend or bearish news digestion. Fridays, on the other hand, often reflect pre-weekend optimism or position adjustments. While not a hard-and-fast rule, itā€™s a quirky tidbit that highlights the subtle behavioural patterns of traders and investors.


Happy trading,

Phil

Less Brain More Gain

ā€¦and may your trades be smoother than a cashmere codpiece


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