 The following is a presentation of TFNN, the Power Trading Hour with your host, David White. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at 727-873-7618. Now, David White. And welcome all to another excellent edition of the Power Trading Hour. And what do we have going on? Well, we're off 54 points. As I said, on Friday, we had a lot of people shorting the market. And every time they'd short, they'd just run it up a little bit more. My guess is we had some people go after it again, not too much after the open. I think those folks got run out. But, you know, you've got a fairly weak market, but you have a few things. You've got fund buying that really kind of starts today. Fund buying is a series of days. I'm going to say it's more like a suggestion than a rule. No one that I know has ever been sued or gone to jail for not buying on the first or last day of fund buying. It just says that we're going to the best of our ability be 100% long or 100% short this sector for this fund. And it's the job of the money manager to hedge that fund. So they've got to know which way the fund is going to move if things go well or things go bad. And it's their job to set up the hedges on those funds. So your job as a fund manager is to make sure that you get the best return possible. But at the same time, you take 100% risk. You're always fully invested. And doesn't that just make you want to make your hair stand on end? But there is kind of a rhyme or reason on it. I don't know of anybody that's gone more than seven days into the new month without being 100% invested. But maybe it's happened. You don't hear a lot of that from the inside Wall Street crowd. But almost all of them, if you go to the charter for the ETF or the fund or whatever it is, it'll go in there. I'm going to say about 85% of them will have language that sounds just like this. We will be 100% invested the last two days for the first three trading days of the month. And in cases where they think the market's going higher, they buy quicker on the front end. When there's a lot of risk, they wait until the very last minute thinking that at least if something blows up, they got to buy it a little bit better. So they still have kind of a reason to try to make the returns as good as possible. But for the most part, they know that most months they're paying up at the highest price or certainly a higher price than a couple of days before. Just because everybody knows on the street that if you just hold your breath, prices are probably going to get better and they'll mark it up. And of course, was it Barnum or Bailey said no sucker, never give a sucker an even break. And if you're in a 401 that has some kind of fund in it, they're certainly about as good as the mob was in siphoning off funds from the Las Vegas casinos. You're going to get cut. They're going to get their beak wet. But by the end of this, we've got two things. We've got a weak market. We've got people that are probably coming in with cash. So when you're in an upmarket, you can generally bet on about one and a half percent on the indexes by the time it's over on average. And of course, the averages are the old joke is the statistician who slept with his head in the freezer and his feet in the oven. And on average, he felt just fine for the temperature. But of course, his head was burnt and his feet were frozen or his head was frozen. His feet were burnt. Anyway, depends on which way he decided to sleep that night. So as we're seeing here, we're off 65 points. I want to, and I think what we're going to have is a fairly quick pullback to about 20, 42, 50, which I think is kind of the support area. At that point, I think the fund managers are going to say, let loose the, what is it? Let's slip the dogs of war. I don't know my Shakespeare. I'm more on a long fellow kind of guy. But 877-927-6648 had some information. I was going to talk about this earlier, but I've seen 20 people talk about it on the news. None of them know what it is apparently. And that's swift. I thought it was very interesting. There's a banking system and that banking system doesn't transfer money around. Although that's what they'll tell you it does. It's kind of like that for people that are millennials or from Loots. Swift is actually more like WhatsApp. It allows two banks to securely talk to each other. And it defines a very specific message format. Before Swift, there was a thing called Telex and it could be anything. And there were a lot of confusions on it. And it would take four days because everybody was never sure what the order they got was exactly what the other side had meant. But since Telex, there's really what ends up being a bank account for both banks in each other's name. And it's actually got this kind of weird name called Nostra. It's Latin. I don't know. Latin never took it. Vostra and Nostra, I think that's what it was. It's been a long time since I've had to deal with this. But what happens is that they communicate kind of like the old Nazi enigma machine sending encoded messages back and forth. Meanwhile, Interpol sits there watching all these messages to see who's sending cash which way in there. The trope or the old chestnut in a lot of CIA movies is them watching all this money move around. And what they're watching is, of course, these messages in Swift, the message is not money. What will happen is that they will privately between themselves exchange cash. Now, some of the things that happen with Swift is that it will kind of act more like a exchange. And that it will stand behind transactions that it knows to be true, which means that they'll run at the first sign of danger and say you're screwed. Just like the exchanges we have here in the United States for the stock market. So it's kind of like that. The difference is it's a lot more secure. It's standardized messaging for exchanging money, but that doesn't truly get exchanged. Each bank has its own... I think that actually means money is mine and yours or something like that. It's kind of close to that. But anyway, it's a replacement to really a secure teletype system. But I do digress. We'll be back in a minute. Are you grinding in the market but seeing little to no return? Or are you a successful trader simply looking to make your job a little easier? Learn to take the path of least resistance with David White's powerful trading newsletter. David White is an accomplished trader whose deep understanding of technology and the markets allows him to consistently find and share winning trades. Support and resistance define the ranges in which stocks trade. 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You don't have to know a whole lot, but I ended up doing a lot of business through Swift because we did a business all over the world. I thought it was kind of interesting, especially when everybody started talking about it on the news and I knew that they didn't know what they were talking about and didn't bother to learn what they're talking about. But of course, getting rid of Swift doesn't do anything. Those banks can always shift money between those two accounts they have on both sides of it. So I think a lot of people are maybe taking a little bit of a liberty with what actually goes on. The real people that are going to be hurt by this, if it does go through or if it has, I'm not exactly sure, would be anybody that's kind of medium or small or certainly individuals. The long guys, they'll do what the Iranians have done and the Russians have done to other pariahs of the world. That is, they'll just send a jet or they'll actually, they'll either send one or they'll have one come back with a load full of cash and just drop it off at the airport so it doesn't go through the Swift system. So is it a wall? No, it's an impediment. So we'll see what it does, but certainly it does start to hurt at least the mid-tier part of the economy of Russia and probably a good thing as I said last week. If they don't do that, they're not serious at all. But bureaucrats and that ilk like to talk a lot and do nothing. So we'll find out. Other things going on after the bell of the night, we've got Zoom, Lucid, Blanc, HPQ, SDC Workday, 3D Systems, Ambrilla. Probably see a little bit of action in Apple off of what Ambrilla does. So keep a look at that. Tomorrow morning we've got Target, Workhorse, or the lack of working. Baidu, AutoZone, of course, Kohl's, which is under assault from friendly takeover type folk. Wendy's, which may give McDonald's a little bit of boost or lag out there. Then we go into Tuesday night with AMC, Sophie, which CRM probably the big one tomorrow night, Plug Power. What is that? Nordstrom's and Ross. So we get a little bit more of the retail clothing business taste tomorrow night. So we'll see what goes in that. And some more, but it is going to move the market more than the talk of war. The rumors of war or what else is going on, which I have no idea. At this point, I don't believe anything that anybody says, especially in the press. So I'm just kind of sitting back because generally when everybody comes with one message, which everybody does or is right now, there's generally more to the story. And as it applies to the stock market, I start to get and start to worry because generally when everybody talks one way and there's no dissent. I want to have a little dissent. I want to know where the weak parts of the argument are from the news because it's almost all propaganda. Speaking of propaganda, in a case of the pot calling the kettle black, Facebook says that people in Russia won't be able to use its system. And I thought it pretty hysterical because probably nobody's done more to push false stories and actually restrict stories that are actually true than Facebook. And it's a demon spawn CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, a little hyperbole, but not much. The incredible evil that this company has put on the United States and others. Just a little doji out here, but trying to get a little bit of virtue signaling going, I think. But I think I probably would shut up if I were them and had a abysmal record for actually promoting truth and going after lies. Instead of promoting lies and going after what we eventually found out was the truth. And again, I'll give it the pot calling the kettle black award. But I do digress. What else do we have going on out here? A little bit of history, and then we'll go on with some charts. On this day in 2002, Disney CEO Michael Eisner testifies at a Senate committee hearing in Washington D.C. on the protection of digital content from piracy. Eisner lobbies for more stern enforcement of copyright lies claiming Apple's iPod advertisement. Encourage copyright violations. Mix, rip, burn. They can create a theft if they buy this computer. A little over three years later, of course, Eisner has been replaced by Robert Igor. I still love that movie. Igor Igor, who quickly arranged the buyout of Pixar Animation Studios from Steve Jobs. This moves make Steve Jobs Disney's largest shareholder and member of Disney's board and a little less out there going after that. But it didn't change it much. I guess it is a small world after all. On this day in 2002, how quickly the fortunes of war change? Other things going on out here. Let's take a look. As I said, we've got a lot going on out here. Probably the big one is going to be CRM. So I wanted to take a look at that and then we'll get into some stocks that individually move. Give me a call at 877-927-6648. You can always email me at path at TFNN.com. So you've got a little doji out here. All you've done has gone back up to where this started to gap down on the 17th of February. It came down on 8.8 million shares. You're up today on 4 million shares so far. So into the world, no. But you went down on 8 million shares on the 11th of February. You've got a couple of gaps going back to that. It doesn't look good. If you do find some kind of low, there is a double gap at about 220. But we shall see. I think that would be fairly stiff resistance if you're looking for a bounce in the market. What's the target on Tesla? T-S-L-A. For me, it's been going down to 600 bucks. If I can type it right. It's just going to take a while. There's going to be a lot of noise. You've got a nice overshort bounce in this. 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I'm wondering if, as you assess that data on options and short-selling, if in fact the market appears to you to be sold out sufficiently such that it's highly likely we'd shop either head higher or shop around into next Wednesday, which I think would be weird on a Wednesday, and the following week, which would be quad-witching and options expiry on Friday, March 18. I think we've got a couple of things going on. In the very short term, we've got fund-buying this week. A lot of people went very short Friday morning. In fact, by the end of the day on the VIX, we had a 58% put-call ratio, which is historically over the last seven, eight years fairly high. I think we've gotten a high of 68 on some really bad days. But really anything about above 40 starts giving a pretty good indication that you're probably going to go higher or at least not go lower. Everybody's starting to get on one side of the put-call bus or boat. I'll use the boat analysis. I think it's better. Anyway, I'm showing on the screen here the put-call ratios that I put in my newsletter every morning. We went from 39 on Thursday to 58 for a percentage on Friday. Volume was about the same. We had a little bit more of a shift to the bearish tone, which is actually counter-intuitive. That means that more people are shorting, which probably means that the market's going to go up in the very short term, a day or two. Generally, when people get really kicked in the teeth, they throw the baby out with the bathwater pretty quick. I wasn't surprised to see the exact same thing happen today. But a day or two, generally, that means that those guys are probably going to see a lot of their premiums go away and then they're going to come back, especially over the weekend. There's a real easy trade to be had where they suck all the premium out. Plus, the trade goes against them for a little while and then the market turns back to the way they were going to go anyway. I'm done. I have a question here at least. What the options look like for the spies, right? Yes. I just use spy as just a proxy for the entire market. I was trying to download them. I'm not exactly sure what's wrong here. Monday, February 28th. Should be correct. Whatever reason they didn't come out. Let's see if any others, if it's just that one. Now, I must have done something wrong here. Let's see if it's showing Sundays. Now, I'll have to figure out during the break. I was trying to run the numbers, but from Friday night, they indicated a little bit of a bullish bias into the 18th. Of course, the FOMC meeting is on the 16th and I thought that they tried to keep the market up and double-dog dare the Fed into raising more than a quarter. Every time the market takes a big hit, of course, the Fed is always the whipping boy for doing that. The market doesn't like it. The news blames them, so it's not very good. My thoughts are that we could easily in the hyperbole of over the weekend or even the next day or so go down to test 4250 and then try to go back up into this area. That's very good. David, just an observation. Over the vast many years, I have noticed when, let's talk decline scenarios, when markets have declined into the first month of the new quarter and then mucked around or jabbed around lows for a good part of the quarter, there seems to be residual short-covering buying into that quad-witch options expiry only because some group of players who put protection into a decline early in the quarter hung on through the second month and said, well, okay, fine, I've lost my premium with time passing and so I'll just hang on until the first week of the third quarter, March in this particular case and then finally give up the ghost and saying, well, gosh, I paid 100% for an option and I've lost 90%. I'm just going to try to grab the last 10% and cut my loss to that extent, thereby leading to some sort of short-squeeze phenomenon into that quad-witch week, which this week, as you rightly point out, is also FOMC meeting week. So I'm looking at that and asking myself the question, why I certainly wouldn't be surprised if that continues the trend this time around. So I won't be surprised, but I'm low to actually predict that. So I was interested to hear your thoughts and I appreciate that. Yeah, it's going to be a tough one because you do have that FOMC meeting right two days before expiration. It's also quad-witching where everything expires. Those generally are very tough for anything I do with options on a grander scale. On individual stocks, sometimes there's a good edge, but generally on the market, they're in because you've got so much going on with the futures that expire at 9.35 and the options that expire at the close. Anything else? Okay, thanks for the call. 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It's been in the high teens most of the other times. In that 128 area, you've got a lot of people short. What do we have here today? 130. You've got enough people right at the level after the bounce. The question is whether they'll hold through earnings on that. My guess is not, but if they do, I'd be more likely to think that you probably get some kind of bounce out of it. Maybe it's a lot worse than I thought on earnings, so I'm not putting any money on it, but certainly wouldn't be short. You have some kind of inside knowledge. Maybe there's a reason to be long, but I think that's pretty much it. Decent shorting last week and, of course, now that we've gone up a little bit. 877-927-6648. Anything stop, crude or gold? I think gold could pull back here. I think that it's going to be around trying to shake everybody out around 1865, but it hadn't done that quite yet. I think you get one more pullback and one more opportunity to buy. At least I hope I do. Two other questions out here. A question on the SMHs and the response from the western social democracies of Europe and the US was incredibly weak to the invasion. Not much was going on. They all kind of twiddled their thumbs. Diplomats are probably the number one bunch of folks to fiddle why Rome burns. But, again, fairly weak. I think it really, we had to see some stuff on television to get the politicians into gear. Some of the issues with like Swift thing with Russia is that I think if I saw the right article over the weekend Goldman Sachs has about $5 billion at risk in Russia and I think Morgan Stanley, $3 billion. So, they're probably on the phone to their friends in Congress and in the White House. I really think we ought to do that. I don't think it'd be the best idea. Of course, like I said, they got probably combined maybe $8 or a little bit more billion invested in the gas station, the old gas station known as Russia. But, not much going on. Anyway, probably the best thing that could have happened for the SMHs is the I'm going to call it a groundswell that even got Germany to flip who was staunchly against any more even lukewarm measures like Swift to the point this morning that they're sending arms was a kind of an upswell from its own citizenry. Same thing with England. They're finally getting on the ball but we probably ought to back these guys or we're going to be fighting them at home a lot sooner rather than later. So maybe they've slowly woken up to the lessons of history but I doubt it. I think they were dragged into the lessons of history. But the good thing about that is and the response, the more it continues on and the more focus on the invasion of Ukraine is probably Taiwan. If you're a China sitting back kind of Maklovakian puppetmaster really for Russia to some extent you're going well that didn't quite go as well as we thought it would and we wanted to see how that went before we invade on Taiwan it didn't quite look as good maybe we'll wait a little longer to do that. So why they're not a big move out here in the SMH is I think it's more of a general economy. I think you could see on a day where we're down 1.5% on the S&P and down 3.25% on the NASDAQ that the SMH is not getting smoked means that maybe there's a little bit less thought that the risk to Taiwan now that there's actually a valid response from the western democracies that we'll see here. Anyway not much in the move, the volume's okay I think you could still pull back a little bit but the big blow off unless something happens even worse but I think it's a market wide thing I don't think it's just like it has been the thought that anything in the SMH could be worth zero tomorrow if China invades Taiwan I think there's a little less of that thought out there so yeah it's not good for the Ukrainians but at least the response is probably a little weighted for Taiwan right now. 877 9766 48 okay see there okay anyway things going on in the near future as we said after the bell we've got ambarilla tomorrow night can't remember no it's after tonight so we're going to get a little bit of movement probably an apple on that they make chips that go on a lot of these smartphones for cameras and action cameras and that kind of stuff so you're probably going to get a little pin action with apple and move that right now it's just a doji on the day what I would say is time to start thinking about what happens next week with apple and that is why do I get up I come on I know you ah there you go I'm still getting a little used to windows 11 on how to pop up the calendar but anyway the 8th comes on a Tuesday that will be a week from tomorrow if you live in Lutz and what is that day for us that is the dog and pony from apple and of course it hadn't done as well as it had in the past but when the market was weak and apple probably should have gone down they really haven't had a lot of bounces again a week from tomorrow so just think about that and know that we're probably going to have a little bit of bounce and tech as they talk about a lot of new phones we'll be back in a minute we'll be back you might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market you're going to need a crystal ball after all it's impossible to predict the future right? like any endeavor in life before you decide it's impossible get some advice from the experts you might find that it's not so impossible after all for daily market overviews that give you direction on the key indices selective stocks and commodities subscribe to the opening call newsletter at tfnn.com the opening call newsletter is written by Basil Chapman creator of the trading methodology known as the Chapman wave the Chapman wave up down sequence gives you an edge in identifying price turns finding the peaks and valleys in stock prices get the opening call newsletter by Basil Chapman in your inbox every day first time subscribers also get a 30 day money back guarantee if you're not satisfied let us know and you'll get a full refund within 30 days of signing up at tfnn.com educating investors are you looking for a secured investment which pays you on a monthly basis the Tiger First Mortgage Program may be the program for you the best rate on a 5 year CD in the country right now according to bankrate.com is paying 1% per year or $1000 per a $100,000 invested the Tiger First Mortgage Program pays 7% per year paid monthly on secured high value buildable properties in St. Petersburg, Florida your investment is for 4 years paying 7% per year or $7,000 per a $100,000 invested your investment is secured by high value real estate in St. Petersburg, Florida your investment can be anywhere from 100,000 to 500,000 you want to make 1000 per year on 100,000 invested or 7,000 per year on a secured Tiger First Mortgage the Tiger First Mortgage Program may be just the program for you the Tiger First Mortgage Program pays 7% per year paid monthly on secured high value real estate in St. Petersburg, Florida your investment can be anywhere from 100,000 to 500,000 to 500,000 to 500,000 to 500,000 to 500,000 to 500,000 to 500,000 to 500,000 to 500,000 to 500,000 to 500,000 are just in about 2 minutes out here again, looking for a little bit of weakness by Wednesday, I think maybe Thursday we'll probably see a nice pop in the market but I think that's after we see some weakness any fund buying will probably be late in the week again that's the last two days of the month and the first three days of the next month so really that goes in to Thursday I just The history of fund buying has been wait until the last day or everybody else starts to go. So if you start seeing the market moving strongly higher, that's the fund money coming in. And then my guess is the next thing will be everybody starting to sell it. So I'm looking for some kind of, if we hold up here, some kind of sell into that pop. Ideally, if I wanted to go long, I'd want to see a return to $42.50 on light volume on this market, which would be enough of a pullback out here to see the low and then a thrust up into FOMC and Options Exploration, the FOMC on the 16th and on the 18th. In technology land, as we said in the previous segment, Apple has its dog and pony next Tuesday. Look for at least, if the market's going up, look forward to go up more. If the market's headed down, look for Apple to try to hold everything up as it continues to have new product announcements. Maybe they're good. Maybe they're not hard to say. But that's it. In a headline driven market, especially when you can't trust those headlines very much, it is okay not to have a position. Nobody's forcing you. You're not a fund manager. You don't have to buy like them. You can wait for the fat pitch. Hang on for Tom O'Brien in the meantime. So when you can, not when you have to. And we'll see you here tomorrow. Same bat channel, same bat.