
Twitter (TWTR) - Indicators Show Spike Potential
Currently our technical indicators are showing that between Friday, May 29, 2020 and Friday, June 5th a potential for a significant gain in Twitter (TWTR). The TWTR $31 Calls expiring June 5th we at .93 cents on Friday. We anticipate a 30%+ return to happen. We will update the blog as appropriate. President Trump is unhappy with Twitter according to news reports and France has stated Twitter is very welcomed to move to Paris! Last Friday we said TWTR was setup to spike at

Summer Starts June 20th - Market has Rallied but Economy Still Uncertain
Markets have made a strong comeback from the lows caused by Covid-19's negative effect on the economy. The first day of summer is coming on June 20th and there is an abundance of optimism over Covid-19 lockdowns ending and the global economy resuming. The United States has a significant number of new hot spots however and our liberal democratic society does not take well to the direction of the government, specifically wear masks, stay home and be socially distant. Some coun

Dow Surged Today +675.93 (2.76%)
At the time we wrote this post the Dow was up +675.93(2.76%). The stated reasoning is the hope of an economic recovery as a COVID-19 vaccine. Optik Options is now up over 23% for the year. As we have explained many times, if we could get the direction right 100% of the time we would all own private islands and employee hundreds. But there is no sure thing, if there were we would all be doing it. All that aside we do work, nearly every day, to define the right paradigm to us

Stocks Ended Flat Friday After Opening Loss
The S&P 500 Index ($SPX) on Friday closed slightly up +0.24% after an earlier day decline, while the Dow closed down -0.04%. Positive comments from Dr. Fauci help the market pull off the Friday's bottoms. Dr. Fauci said he doesn't back a prolonged lockdown, and that it may be time to begin "seriously" looking at reopening the economy in a cautious way. Stocks had opened lower Friday over concerns of tensions with China tensions and continued glut of crude oil prices. China a

Volatility = Key to Performance
Predicting the market direction in the global pandemic is important to improving performance. No doubt the market will have significant moves up and down amid the valid concerns of economic impact. This impact is not only present in the United States but globally as business shuts down and consumers stay home. Without a vaccine social distancing appears to be the only backstop we have at this time. Continued social distancing will continue to impact employment and busines