By Lawrence G. McMillan In all, the correction from the early June highs to the lows of this week was about 5%. That was enough to at least temporarily remove the "bullish" designation from the $SPX chart. The Index has now fallen below its 20-day moving average, and there is resistance in the 7500-7520 area. A rise back above that area might be enough to restore the bullish scenario, but for the now the index is in a short-term negative trend. There is support at this week's lows, 7237. Furthermore, there is a stronger support area in the 7050-7175 range, where $SPX traded in the latter half of April. Finally, there is major support at 7000, which had been resistance all during January and February. A decline below 7000 would be very negative for the chart and for stocks in general. Equit

$MVB.AU$ $CVB.AU$ $TVIX$  By Lawrence G. McMillan The S&P 500 Index ($SPX) has advanced on ten of the last eleven trading days. Needless to say, the Index chart has strong upward momentum. Media articles continue to focus on how overbought the market is, and how it’s certainly due for a correction. But “overbought does not mean sell.” Once again, we are reminded of John Maynard Keynes’ statement that the market can remain irrational for longer than you can remain solvent. That currently applies mostly to short sellers, but could also be directed towards under-invested institutions and those who have sold some stocks prematurely to raise cas

The Last Time This Happened, 80% of Traders Blew Their Accounts $S&P 500(.SPX)$ saw one of its biggest selloffs in months last week despite strong jobs numbers. On a macro scale, continued tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and supply chain issues from that uncertainty are still having sporadic, adverse effects on markets. It's still too soon to tell what will happen next, but I have a few scenarios that I want you to keep in mind (Scenario #3 will blow your account): Scenario #1: Bullish Continuation $S&P 500(.SPX)$ reclaims 7500 with a strong recovery from tech leading the charge. Bears who got overly excited get squeezed out and help push the market higher towards

The Last Time $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ Broke A Base Like This, It Ran 500% After a 500% run in 2025, $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ has recovered from its nearly 60% drop from ATHs and is back near 74, a key level. $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ spent the last 7 months consolidating and finally looks ready to break out and retest ATHs and beyond. Trade Ideas 🚀 $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ above 74 Day Trade: 7/17 80C Swing Trade: 1/15/100C Growth Catalysts - Private-Public Partnership with the DoD: A massive $400M deal to establish a domestic rare earth magnet supply chain -

A headline crossed today: 25-year-old "Wall Street prodigy" Leopold Aschenbrenner disclosed his fund's holdings. As of March 31st, his reported put options were valued at approximately $8.459 billion — spanning SMH, NVDA, MU, AVGO, AMD, TSM, and others. 13F filings reflect actual holdings at quarter end. Closed positions don't appear. So this report wouldn't include weekly puts. But the list of names feels familiar — and brings me back to some massive put orders we saw in Q1: Israel-Iran conflict: risk fully priced? *100k weekly puts bet NVDA below 170* If you've been following, you'll remember the relentless wave of semiconductor put prints back in

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some option strategies with you! 1 It seems like tutes are just cycling from one "AI" tech stock to the next in terms of liquidity pumps ... getting retail to chase and then taking their money and moving on to the next. $Marvell Technology(MRVL)$ ... case in point. And we had $Snowflake(SNOW)$ $NEBIUS(NBIS)$and $Datadog(DDOG)$ along with a bunch of others. Who is next ??? Hopefully $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$

$TVIX$ $UVIX$  By Lawrence G. McMillan This market is the epitome of our phrase, "overbought does not mean sell." It just keeps going higher, and now the rally has broadened enough so that the Dow ($DJX; DIA), NASDAQ-100 ($NDX; QQQ) and Russell 2000 ($RUT; IWM) are all doing the same. All of these indices, including $SPX, have made new all- time closing and intraday highs this week. $SPX has support at 7330 -- the lows from earlier this month. Below that there are various support areas: 7275, 7050-7175, and then a major support at 7000. Equity-only put-call ratios gave sell signals a week ago when they turned upward from very low levels on their charts. Those sell signals were confirmed by both