Buy puts or calls on ETFs or stocks which are at or near the 200-day SMA and 50 on the 100-day RSI and change your position as you are proven wrong or right.
S&P 500 Sector ETF Momentum Rankings
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S&P 500 Sector ETF Long-Term Momentum Rankings:
$XLP $XLU $XLRE $XLV $XLY $XLF $XLK $XLB $XLI $XLE
Short-Term Momentum Rankings:
$XLP $XLRE $XLU $XLF $XLV $XLB $XLY $XLI $XLK $XLE
$XLP $XLU $XLRE $XLV $XLY $XLF $XLK $XLB $XLI $XLE
Short-Term Momentum Rankings:
$XLP $XLRE $XLU $XLF $XLV $XLB $XLY $XLI $XLK $XLE
A refinement on the Chuck Hughes system.
Some more refining.
S&P 500 Sector ETF Long-Term Momentum Rankings:
$XLP $XLRE $XLU $XLV $XLF $XLB $XLY $XLI $XLK $XLE
Short-Term Momentum Rankings:
$XLRE $XLP $XLU $XLB $XLF $XLV $XLI $XLE $XLY $XLK
$XLP $XLRE $XLU $XLV $XLF $XLB $XLY $XLI $XLK $XLE
Short-Term Momentum Rankings:
$XLRE $XLP $XLU $XLB $XLF $XLV $XLI $XLE $XLY $XLK
So, do options and your ETF Sectors Momentum Ranking work together?
Mostly for spreads, directional, buy-write, and selling premium
This chart could be handy for options trading. Roll puts on blue, roll calls on red or whatever.
Interesting. Perhaps a good post under stocks or strategies.
I haven't found any options chart I like except Chuck Hughes or a variant of it.
