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CurrentCaptain
CurrentCaptain Dec. 26 at 7:27 AM
$SVXY Volatility reflects unresolved questions around how strategy converts into durable results. Competitive positioning has to show up clearly in reported metrics. If milestones track on schedule, sentiment can re-rate faster than fundamentals. Ultimately, this is a case where delivery will decide trajectory.
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EpicEric
EpicEric Dec. 24 at 7:12 PM
Again, both $SVXY and $UVXY are simultaneously DOWN...
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FBP
FBP Dec. 24 at 2:37 PM
$SVIX $VXX $SVXY $UVXY that RARE moment where going long volatility is prime. Jan shakeup is destined
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AlphaBullRider
AlphaBullRider Dec. 15 at 4:31 PM
$UVIX Just closed for quick $344 profit. This is the preferred way to play UVIX. Let it spike and play it down. $UVXY $SVXY
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AlphaBullRider
AlphaBullRider Dec. 15 at 4:29 PM
$UVIX As mentioned before, I prefer to short UVIX or do put option once I see the spike start to fade. To me this is much better risk/reward play as VIX usually only spikes briefly and then quickly fades. I don't always post this type of trade because it's usually over within 1-2 hours, but I do this 1-3 a week on average using 1K to 5K shares depending on my confidence level. This morning I had 1K orders scattered in 3 price levels, and only the first one got hit. I expect to close this soon somewhere in $7.09 to $7.00 area. This is not huge, but it gives me $300 to $1000 casual but reliable profits a week. $UVXY $SVXY
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SteveJohnsonis
SteveJohnsonis Nov. 27 at 10:06 PM
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AlphaBullRider
AlphaBullRider Nov. 26 at 4:17 PM
$UVIX If historical stats mentioned below applies this year, you can probably buy $UVIX near or just below $8.50 just before market close on Friday or early premarket on Monday and possibly get 5-10% scalp. FYI...market is closed on Thursday and only open 1/2 day on Friday. $SPY $QQQ $UVXY $SVXY
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AlphaBullRider
AlphaBullRider Nov. 26 at 2:52 PM
$UVIX I'm technical and analytical so I like to rely on historical metrics and collection of chart patterns versus trading on "emotional gut feelings" which to me is just gambling. That said... ■ 70% of the time, SPX rallies day before Thanksgiving ■ 70-77% of the time, SPX rallies day after Thanksgiving However, ■ 63% of the time, SPX falls on Cyber Monday So statistically, it might be best to play UVIX on Monday in premarket, but don't blame me if market does the opposite next 3 trading days. $SPY $QQQ $UVXY $SVXY
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AlphaBullRider
AlphaBullRider Nov. 25 at 5:28 PM
$UVIX I'm a lifelong software engineer so I'm naturally technical and analytical by profession and in trading. Here are some Year to Date (YTD) key metrics that may help short-term UVIX scalpers (in both directions). Out of 225 YTD trading days, UVIX averaged 10.5% daily volatility between the LOD to HOD (or vice versa) and... ■ 83 days had >= 10% ■ 17 days had >= 20% ■ 5 days had >= 30% ■ 4 days had >= 40% ■ 4 days had >= 50% ■ 3 days had >= 60% The problem is UVIX fell -91% in the last 52 weeks, so investing in UVIX for many months and waiting for that 50+% pop in a day is high risk game. Of course, UVIX can spike multiple days, but that's rare. The best risk/reward probability is intraday scalping in either direction. The average % difference between the LOD and HOD is 10.5%, so it's probably pretty safe to go for 5% daily scalping on average. Here are your top 20 UVIX % LOD to HOD days. $UVXY $SVIX $SVXY $SPY
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Mikegyvr
Mikegyvr Nov. 24 at 5:52 PM
$SVXY Good bet as VIX typically drops leading into Thanksgiving. 9 out of the last 9 years.
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CurrentCaptain Dec. 26 at 7:27 AM
$SVXY Volatility reflects unresolved questions around how strategy converts into durable results. Competitive positioning has to show up clearly in reported metrics. If milestones track on schedule, sentiment can re-rate faster than fundamentals. Ultimately, this is a case where delivery will decide trajectory.
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EpicEric
EpicEric Dec. 24 at 7:12 PM
Again, both $SVXY and $UVXY are simultaneously DOWN...
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FBP Dec. 24 at 2:37 PM
$SVIX $VXX $SVXY $UVXY that RARE moment where going long volatility is prime. Jan shakeup is destined
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AlphaBullRider Dec. 15 at 4:31 PM
$UVIX Just closed for quick $344 profit. This is the preferred way to play UVIX. Let it spike and play it down. $UVXY $SVXY
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AlphaBullRider Dec. 15 at 4:29 PM
$UVIX As mentioned before, I prefer to short UVIX or do put option once I see the spike start to fade. To me this is much better risk/reward play as VIX usually only spikes briefly and then quickly fades. I don't always post this type of trade because it's usually over within 1-2 hours, but I do this 1-3 a week on average using 1K to 5K shares depending on my confidence level. This morning I had 1K orders scattered in 3 price levels, and only the first one got hit. I expect to close this soon somewhere in $7.09 to $7.00 area. This is not huge, but it gives me $300 to $1000 casual but reliable profits a week. $UVXY $SVXY
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AlphaBullRider Nov. 26 at 4:17 PM
$UVIX If historical stats mentioned below applies this year, you can probably buy $UVIX near or just below $8.50 just before market close on Friday or early premarket on Monday and possibly get 5-10% scalp. FYI...market is closed on Thursday and only open 1/2 day on Friday. $SPY $QQQ $UVXY $SVXY
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AlphaBullRider Nov. 26 at 2:52 PM
$UVIX I'm technical and analytical so I like to rely on historical metrics and collection of chart patterns versus trading on "emotional gut feelings" which to me is just gambling. That said... ■ 70% of the time, SPX rallies day before Thanksgiving ■ 70-77% of the time, SPX rallies day after Thanksgiving However, ■ 63% of the time, SPX falls on Cyber Monday So statistically, it might be best to play UVIX on Monday in premarket, but don't blame me if market does the opposite next 3 trading days. $SPY $QQQ $UVXY $SVXY
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Oct. 30 at 1:08 AM
$SVXY Trading around $50, bouncing between $53.75 and $34.14. Recent volumes show some volatility in the price action.
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Oct. 26 at 8:47 PM
$SVXY Trading around $50, bouncing off recent lows near $34.14. Showing some resistance near $53.75. Volume has been fluctuating but staying around 1,738,730 on average.
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Oct. 24 at 10:27 AM
$SVXY Trading around $50, bouncing between $53 and $34 recently. Volume spiked to almost 5 million on the dip to $47. Bulls and bears battling it out around these levels.
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Oct. 18 at 10:33 PM
$SVXY Trading around $47.75 after hitting highs near $53.75 and lows near $34. Volume has been quite active, averaging around 1,710,650. Recent sessions showing some volatility in the $45-$49 range with varying volumes.
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Oct. 17 at 4:27 PM
$SVXY This one's been all over the place, bouncing between around $34 and $53. Buyers and sellers seem to be battling it out around $46 recently with some decent volume.
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Oct. 17 at 12:32 PM
$SVXY Trading within a wide range, bouncing off lows near $34 and struggling near $53. Volume spiked on Oct 16, hitting $45.77 after a pullback from recent highs.
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GoodRunner
GoodRunner Oct. 16 at 4:36 PM
$SVXY Bought some
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CestrianCapitalResearch
CestrianCapitalResearch Oct. 16 at 10:34 AM
$VIXY $UVXY $SVXY How To Navigate The Vix. Not as hard as you think.
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