The fear trade now is that the market chugs higher. Markets love to punish. Short positions are at extreme levels in many stocks.
will buy a few weekly out of the money puts near the open. Not a single rally has been able to hold gains.
I've seen far more bullish traders lose money because of the fear of a crash in the markets, versus losing because of a crash. Many opportunities get missed simply because one doesn't have the patience to wait, just one day.
The S&P 500 closed above the 200 day moving average on Friday which is bullish. The S&P will need to break 2045 to hit a 2016 high.
in all realness here(no spy position) the bull rally is exhausted a bit. Bulls should want a nice pullback to 195 before reloading
100% retraced according to fib, $206.31 = 128% fib, IF this retraces/pullbacks = $202.27 = 38.6% fib = possible bounce to the upside