I think that tomorrow will be a down day for the market generally. I think that the XBD will open up and subsequently sell off.
My own volatility index shows the pivot widths of the XBD, DOW and S&P all converging toward 100% of thier 30-day median widths. This provides essentially no signal as we'll either become increasingly more range-bound (intraday) or will have a trending day. In short, it could go either way as to whether tomorrow will be a range bound or trending day. I'll, however, be shorting any spikes up.
Also, to be clear, the pivot range Micro VIX on the attached sheet measures the width of today's pivot range relative to the 30-day median width. The wider yesterday's trading range, the wider today's pivot range - and well, things converge toward median/mean values.
I note this since I trade XBD stocks, which are highly correlated with the DOW and S&P.
My own volatility index shows the pivot widths of the XBD, DOW and S&P all converging toward 100% of thier 30-day median widths. This provides essentially no signal as we'll either become increasingly more range-bound (intraday) or will have a trending day. In short, it could go either way as to whether tomorrow will be a range bound or trending day. I'll, however, be shorting any spikes up.
Also, to be clear, the pivot range Micro VIX on the attached sheet measures the width of today's pivot range relative to the 30-day median width. The wider yesterday's trading range, the wider today's pivot range - and well, things converge toward median/mean values.
I note this since I trade XBD stocks, which are highly correlated with the DOW and S&P.