ETF Trading – A Look at QQQQ
No stock trades here today. We’re waiting on a pullback in oil and the effect on USO and SCO. See my post from yesterday.
Just when you think a stock looks overbought, it goes higher still. QQQQ defies logic. And who says markets aren’t a reflection of emotion?!



Trades are based on the strategies found in the book by Larry Connors: High Probability ETF Trading.
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ETF Trading – USO, SCO, DIA, QQQQ
Oil continued to move higher yesterday and so did USO . Perhaps you took an initial short position. Short a second position at the end of the day should it close higher again. Otherwise, take your gains should the closing price move below it’s 5 day moving average.
As I mentioned yesterday, you can also short USO by taking a long position in SCO. SCO seeks to replicate, net of expenses, twice the inverse daily performance of the Dow Jones AIG Crude Oil Sub-Index.
I’ve posted the charts for DIA and QQQQ. Boy, this market sure looks overbought! Notice the high RSI(2) readings.




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