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jimkane
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Okay, I give up, I'll start the topic.
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jimkane
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EXP here, but I think it might want to move up off this key upsloping lower // here, or correct more at least. Let's see.
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jimkane
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Notice that key lower //, again. 60/120-min chart, RTH.
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jimkane
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Bounce and crush off the nice H&S?
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jimkane
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I just heard a funny one on TV about the recent Beige Book: 'A lot of dead grass, not a lot of green shoots.' Too funny.
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jimkane
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I can do this all alone. Yes, I can. I think I can, I think I can... I can tap dance, too.
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mreiserer
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oh, here you are
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mreiserer
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935 is the spot but I dont like the structure anymore. They might want to run this
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mreiserer
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just has that 'ready to pop' look. Maybe I'm wrong.
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jimkane
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Well, watch this closely anyway, because when I want to 'fade' a spot like this awesome lower // on that RTH 60-min, this is the kind of setup I'd be looking for. It frequently tells me if I want to fade the bigger area or not.
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jimkane
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But I agree, it has all the look like they want to run it, and it's back to a key area, and clearly 'seeing' it. And normally that means I'd be looking at calls for 1-3 days. But I'm also getting more and more ready for a big drop to potentially unfold.
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I am pretty much exclusively on continuous charts. Does anyone see a disadvantage as opposed to just using the front month chart?