Over 2 Billion Dollar Buy-Side Imbalance
That is a pretty big order imbalance for this bear market. Very interesting for a Monday.
$SPDR S&P 500 ETF(SPY.US$
$SPDR S&P 500 ETF(SPY.US$
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Red__Bull : Seems like after each FED rate hike YTD, there's a market dip during the week before, dead cat bounce after the meeting minutes are released, big drop the following day. This is from memory, so I need to analyse historical charts to verify. Obviously it's a synthetic pattern as GDP still shrinking, CPI increasing, and so far the substantial rate hikes YTD have done very little to reduce inflation. IMO, increased supply, especially energy is the only thing that'll turn the tide. Past doesn't predict future, so that pattern may or may not continue.
SpyderCall OP Red__Bull : good insight![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
RIPPER : IMO something a bit more sinister is going on…..
I believe SPY is being used as collateral to hedge short positions…..through a variety of financial instruments
SpyderCall OP RIPPER : I believe you are right. Swap Market instruments and government obligations. Just look at all of the allocation components in a lot of the inverse leveraged ETFs or the positively leveraged ETFs. These are getting a ton of volume from retail traders recently. The leveraged ETFs are some of the highest volume traded each day. more than any other ticker on some days. They have never had this kind of volume until retail trader caught wind of them. Ill show you some of the allocations. give me a sec.
SpyderCall OP RIPPER : here is one positively and one negatively leveraged ETFs for S&P 500. look at all these swap instruments I don't even know what half of these are. I need to find more information on swap markets
SpyderCall OP RIPPER : my basic understanding of swap trading is that it is somewhat like dark pool i guess. Big insiders trade customized options or futures contracts in private discrete markets where the information is not public immediately.
RIPPER SpyderCall OP : And this is exactly what I was attempting to say in Laymans terms… If you look at a lot of the big institutions SPY is always their largest position…..By far
SpyderCall OP RIPPER : yup. thats why you always follow the spy. im sure you might have noticed how just about ever ticker symbols price action will follow the spy to varying degrees. obviously you will have some socks going up and some stocks going down every day. but generally speaking when there is a big uptick or down tick in the Spy then most ticker symbols will be getting a big uptick or downtick whether or not they are having a red or a Green Day. and whether or not they are allocated within the S&P 500. she's in the companies that are not even institutionally invested will follow the spice movements to varying degrees. and I'm even more important note that S&P 500s component allocation is mostly apple and Microsoft as well as a couple other companies but mostly apple and Microsoft. so it'd be smart to watch the big allocations in the S&P 500 as well as S&P 500 to see if the big up ticks or down ticks in the market are caused by just a few big names in the Spy or a genuine Market downturn
SpyderCall OP RIPPER : forgive the typos. speech to text is janky
SpyderCall OP RIPPER : it is very sinister indeed. they just need to tell us straight up that it is rigged
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