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AJB Capital

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Garrett Baldwin and Scott Dunn explore alternative investment strategies, value and momentum strategies, tail-risk analysis, and behavioral finance. We take a highly quantitative approach to trading and investing and blend it with macroeconomic analysis and deep research. We also highly emphasis risk management practices. Long call/put, spread trading, value reversion, RSI/MFI reversions.

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The OILU still has to reclaim 35 before this is worth anything. That level keeps sliding lower each day as it sells off, so chasing a fixed price is pointless right now.


We'd normally look for the oversold entry on the hourly. But the hourly keeps lagging lower every morning. That's exactly what we're trying to avoid. With a geopolitical event this size driving it, we're leaning on the daily. We want a real, blown-off oversold reading there before we act.


This is where anchored VWAP does the work. Drop the anchor on the last big oversold low on the hourly chart. That line becomes your trigger.


While price is below it, you stay out. When price pushes back above it, check the MACD. You want the MACD line crossing up through its signal line, with the histogram bars growing to the upside. That's how you know momentum is building and it's not just a dead-cat bounce.


Price back above the anchored line, plus that MACD cross, is the green light. We're not there yet. So we sit and watch.


The OILU is

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That's what we wanted to see on Mission (AVO)... Good signal. 8/20 setup with insider buying... That's as good as it gets.


Hope everyone had a good long weekend, and a happy belated Father's Day to the dads out there. With markets closed Friday for Juneteenth, here's where things stand coming into the week.


Last week was volatile. The Fed turned hawkish on Wednesday, taking rate cuts off the table and signaling a possible hike, and stocks sold off hard. The selling didn't last. By Thursday the market had erased the entire drop, led by the semiconductors (Intel rose almost 11% on news it would build chips in the US with Apple) and small caps, which closed at a record. The week finished higher than it started.


The trend is in solid shape coming in, with all three major indexes still pointed higher. The open this morning was soft, concentrated in the large-cap names, but the selling pressure has eased since the bell. Small caps are leading, the broad market is roughly flat, and energy is higher as oil ticks up on renewed Middle East tension over the weekend.


The week's two big tests come midweek. Micron reports

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