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Are the regional banks about to go under KRE will see March 11Remember when spy was 350 and regional banks getting crushed and a few went under, to stop the bleed Fed came came out with QE and called it The Bank Funding Program and injected tons money to loan them from collapsing, and today one of those banks went under. Know come March 11 comes the date those 186 regionals banks have to repay well guess what they are BROKE DEFAULTS. Know does the fed again interfere and do QE or will they let the banks collapse and finally re adjust and allow whole market drop back 350 or lower. So lets see what happens on 3/11. Read below I copied and pasted it Recently, a report posted on the Social Science Research Network found that 186 banks in the United States are at risk of failure or collapse due to rising interest rates and a high proportion of uninsured deposits' 3, 2024
AMEX:KRE
by john12
1
Opened: KRE March 15th 39/44/50/55 Iron Condor... for a 1.68 credit. Comments: ETF IV > 35% with 30-day IV at 37.9%. Collecting 1/3rd the width of the wings of a 5-wide; 1.68 credit on BPE of 3.32; 50.6% ROC at max; 25.3% at 50% max. It was kind of a toss-up between doing this as an iron fly or as an iron condor due to the size of the underlying, so compromised, going in somewhat aggressively with the short option legs (they're camped out at the 30 delta). This will allow me to adjust the setup somewhat before having to go inverted with the short strangle aspect (now I've jinxed it). Will generally look to take profit at 50% max; adjust sides on side test.
AMEX:KRE
by NaughtyPines
Bank Robbery?Everything TECH, AI, and somewhere in between rocketing to new highs for whatever reason. Two major wars related to fundamental human existence (East-West philosophy and fundamental religion) without end in sight. Housing, homelessness, food poverty in supposed "developed societies" reaching unprecedented levels. Economic reports show nothing wrong at all. I won't guess at anything else but this AMEX:KRE chart sure looks like !@#$. Makes me wonder what will unfold still after years & years of absolutely nothing interesting.
AMEX:KREShort
by supere
1
Bearish potential detected for KRELooking at KRE during the final hour of trade this morning on the US markets, KRE represents a potential bearish opportunity should momentum continue and lower highs and lower lows be made past the current position, considering breach of recent support levels aligning with technical indicators of RSI and DMI. Personal stop loss for the trade would be the high of the recent swing on 17-Oct (i.e.: above the high of $42.92) and will track the declining 30 day moving average as the trade continues.
AMEX:KREShort
by Ivory_Wolf
Regional Banks Are Still in Serious Trouble!Traders, For the second time this year, regional banks are threatening to cross on over an essential support that has carried us through this secular bull market for 14 (going on 15) years! If our support breaks, I fear that regional banks could drag everything else down with it. Remember, it is regional banks that hold the loans for much of commercial real estate. Much of commercial real estate went vacant during COVID. We are only now beginning to understand the wave of bankruptcies that are crashing in hard as a result! Watch this line closely or stay tuned here and I will keep you up to speed as I observe any significant changes. Stewdamus
AMEX:KREShort
by stewdamus
KRE ETF – are banking risks resurfacing? While the Fed’s Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP) has been a key factor in supporting bank equity, the rapid rise in US Treasury bond yields is a concern, and so is the exposure to Commercial Real Estate (CRE). We can see CRE benchmarks rolling over of late and heading lower and this is keeping investors from buying into regionals. One for the radar, but if we see the price continue in the current trajectory then it could see signs of greater risk aversion kicking into markets. Staying in the ETF scene, I am also watching the HYG ETF (iShares High Yield Corp ETF) given we see that falling sharply but seeing some extremely oversold reads.
AMEX:KREShort
by Pepperstone
KRE a banking sector ETF for regional banks LONGWhile tracking regional banks KRE had a bad time in the spring with the small and regional bank failures/rescues and the federal actions to buttress the faith of citizens in them. There have been no runs on the banks. Larger banks may be taken some business from small banks saddled with securities with diminished value due to rising interest rates and the effect on the face value of those fixed-rate securities. No matter, things are better now. This is not to say the whole banking sector stress is resolved. Banks have enjoyed great returns on credit cards. The 15-minute chart here shows a good overall uptrend within ascending parallel support and resistance trendlines. Price is presently at the bottom of that parallel channel. The relative trend index signal shows bearish trending today providing confirmation of of a dip which is now available as an entry point. Relative Strength Indicator which compares with the SPY showing persistent strength Overall, I see this as a good entry point for a long-swing trade targeting the top of the channel which I estimate will be about 52 by the end of next week estimating the trade duration to be 5 trading days. My reasonable opinion is that next week's volatility will be far less than this past week and that DPST will do well. I will also take a look at the KRE and KBE ETFs. I like this as a long setup with a 15% potential for a very low risk in a stop loss set $.50 below the channel at 47.84 I have uploaded a similar idea on DPST.
AMEX:KRELong
by AwesomeAvani
1
$KRE Testing Double TopTechnical Analysis for AMEX:KRE Testing Double Top and 150 day moving average. Banks are nearing a resistance level. The KBW Bank Index (BKX) and the SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF (KRE) have both been on a strong upward trend in recent weeks, but they are now approaching their respective 150-day moving averages. These moving averages are important technical indicators, and they often act as resistance levels. If the BKX and KRE break above their 150-day moving averages, they could continue to move higher. However, if they fail to break above these levels, they could pull back and consolidate. For those with quick profits, it may be a good idea to take the money and run. The risk of a pullback is increasing as the BKX and KRE approach their 150-day moving averages. The circumstance at present for each (the BKX and KRE) can be characterized as “a rally to a difficult level where overhead supply comes into play”. This means that there is a lot of selling pressure at these levels, and it could be difficult for the BKX and KRE to break through. If you are still bullish on banks, I would recommend waiting for a pullback before buying. This would give you a better entry point and reduce your risk.
AMEX:KRE
by AlgoTradeAlert
1
SPDR $&P Regional Banking - IHS The chart has printed a decent inverted head and shoulders pattern. A successful breakout targets the down sloping 200dma around $50 then R55 for a measured move. An inverted head and shoulders pattern is a common chart pattern in technical analysis that signals an upcoming bullish trend after a period of a bearish trend or consolidation. The pattern is formed by three successive price bottoms, with the middle bottom being the lowest and the two other bottoms being higher on both sides. The pattern is completed when the price crosses above the neckline, which is formed by connecting the high points of the two shoulders. The inverse head and shoulders pattern is the opposite of the head and shoulders pattern and is used to predict reversals in downtrend
AMEX:KRELong
by Trader-Dan
Bearish Regional Banks -Downside LeaderMore evidence that U.S. stocks could soon begin a significant drop lower comes from the Regional Bank - ETF (KRE). KRE made a new bear market low on 05/04/23 and has recently rallied to just below a Fibonacci .236 retracement of its 2022 to 2023 bear move. Daily RSI and MACD have bear crosses. KRE has a very good chance of dropping back to the 05/04/23 bear market low at 34.52. If that low does not hold it could decline back to its March 2020 bottom at 27.26. Stock bulls beware, the S&P 500 post October 2022 rally could soon be coming to an end!
AMEX:KREShort
by markrivest
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