Monday, January 16, 2023

Emini SP500 Statistics

  • 85% of 1st 30 min range is between 3 and 7 points, most common is 5 (25%)
  • if 1st 30mins are positive (89% of cl - op <= 5pts up)
    • 50% of the time continuation of >=6 points to HOD (8 pts and 4 pts most common, each 11%) from the 30m close to max (0-3pts @31%, 4 -7 pts @33%)
    • 50% of the pullbacks are >=5 pts (-2 pts (13%), -3pts, -5pts most common) from the 30m close to LOD 
      • 82% pullbacks are <= 10 pts (35% are 0 - 2pts)
  • if 1st 30min are negative( 85% of the time op - cl <= 5pts down)
    • 48% of the time you get more than 6 points down to LOD (0 to -3 @28%, -4 to -7 @30%, -8 to -14, 30%)
    • 54% the pullbacks extend < +5 pts, 0 - 3 @35% , 4 - 6 @31% (+1, +4,+6 most common @11%)  to HOD
  • 1st 15m Close outside PHOD or PLOD (34%)
    • 1st close above PHOD (21%)
      • 40% lead to at least MM (8.5pt median move [2 - 20.5])
    • 1st close below PLOD (13%)
      • 52% lead to at least MM lower(9.5pt median move [.75 - 32])
  • 1st 30m Close outside PHOD or PLOD (34%)
    • 1st close above PHOD (24%)
      • 24% lead to at least MM (9pt median move [3.5 - 20])
    • 1st close below PLOD (11%)
      • 41% lead to at least MM lower(7.75pt median move [1.75 - 28.25])
  • 1st 60m Close outside PHOD or PLOD (35%)
    • 1st close above PHOD (24%)
      • 21% lead to at least MM(2.5pt avg) (9.75pt median move [1.75 - 14.75])
    • 1st close below PLOD (11%)
      • 26% lead to at least MM(2.5pt) lower(10pt median move [2.75 - 28.25])
  • PHOD or PLOD broken (90%), 9% chance PHOD and PLOD will both be broken
    • if PHOD broken(61%), 38% chance 15m close will be tested, 42% open tested
    • if PLOD broken(39%), 26% chance 15m close will be tested, 31% open tested
    • Pclose will be tested after 15m close
      • after PHOD broken (26%)
      • after PLOD broken (18%)
  • Gaps
    • Pclose is tested, after Xpt gap
      • 0pt gap 63% ,>= 1pt gap 57% , >= 2pt gap 49% , >= 4pt gap 40%, >= 6pt 30%, >= 8pt 15%
    • Open outside PHOD, 
      • 36% test Pclose
        • >= 7.75 pts not tested
        • if <= 7.75 pts 52% tested Pclose
        • Most common gap 6.5 (13%) [2 - 8 pts  1std range]
      • 61% Test PHOD
        • 35% test on 1st 15m bar (78% test occur on 1st 15m if Op-PHOD < 3)
        • 25% test after 1st 15m bar (2 - 8pts 63% test)
        • 78% Op-PHOD <=5pts were tested, 2 - 5 pts 80%, 
        • 10% Op - PHOD >= 8 pts were tested
    • Open below PLOD, 
      • 38% test Pclose
        • >= 10 pts not tested
        • < 10 pts, 63% tested
        • Most common gap 6.5 and 16 [4 - 9 1std range]
      • 82% PLOD Tested
        • <= 5 pts 88% tested (66% tested otherwise)
        • <- 3 pts 71% tested 1st 15m
    • Gap
      • 5pts Down and end lower 45% [-3 to 15 range, most common +8 higher than open]
      • 5pts Up and end up higher 62% [-3 to 12 range, +3 most common]
  • Al Brooks
    • 2HM take it on limit order if between 18 and 28 bars from last EMA touch (60% win, .28pt/trade, 125 trades)
      • 2pt proft / 2 pt stop
      • After 2HM test 4bars+ only slightly positive expectation(.18pt)
    • EMA Test (of EMA on current bar)
      • If more than 5 gap bars from last test
        • place trade in opposite direction of test bar (ie: go long if EMA broken from below) at the low of the bar, looking for a test of the high of the bar.  (65% win, .61 pt/trade, 174 trades)
        • Cancel trade if not filled on the next bar
      • If more than 20 gap bars, and then EMATest break, w/ 2+ gap bars on other side, go in direction of 20 gap bars (65% win, .6pt /trade, 57 trades).  Especially if bars have small tails through the day.
    • High2/Low2 appear to have no edge

Value as an inflation bet.

Value as an Inflation Bet

 I really liked this post by Lawrence Hamtil on value as an inflation bet. He touches on an old William Bernstein post discussing the relationship between inflation and the value factor. It makes sense if you think about it – growth stocks become increasingly predictable when inflation is low because the variance in cash flows is reduced. This makes value stocks relatively less attractive. So value is a more stable strategy when inflation is high because growth cash flows become more variable.

 

Interesting Leading / Lagging Ratio indicator

https://twitter.com/JeffWeniger/status/1614743100554878983

8 times it fell this hard. 8 times we had a recession. It's the Conference Board Leading Indicators divided by Lagging Indicators. All 8 times it fell 10.6% or more, which is the current decline, we were in recession at that very moment. Recession right now