Sure doesn't seem like anybody is ready to buy today....I'm planning on selling any push up today..especially if they have the power to push it over 73..even on a report up spike..
63 - 64 seems likely to be tested..in general the ON session extremes will be very important today
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pt_emini
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Originally posted by pt_emini
took the 0.786 retrace (1069.00) for short entry...
hoping now we don't visit 1070.50.
stopped out for a loss at 1071.00
bias still short, so will wait for a lower high to try again.
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PAUL9
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thanks, I appreciate the reply about the POC.
I have to do some studying about this to find out what the true facts are, here's what I have to research. In the past I have made money on some days that follow a IDNR4 for the ES. Yesterday was also a NR7 for ES and same thing, I have had days when I make money playing a breakout of first 15m opening range, play for 618 extension, today that number (to the upside) was 71.13, but there are other days when I just get whacked with a quick (losing) exit.
Now I realize I have to study what the intraday action on the day BEFORE the IDNR4 or NR7 was, to see if it has predicability.
I know one caveat I wrote down once (where it is now I have no idea) don't assume a breakout and a run (intraday) has to follow IDNR4 or NR7 days because I have seen 2 in a row unfold (RTH range difference for 2nd day can be smaller than NR7 day, or a just a point larger), then there can be fireworks
2 days ago had a big uptrend day, a day of consolidation (IDNR4, NR7) yesterday, now I don't know what for today.
Has anyone looked at this kind of pattern?
I have to do some studying about this to find out what the true facts are, here's what I have to research. In the past I have made money on some days that follow a IDNR4 for the ES. Yesterday was also a NR7 for ES and same thing, I have had days when I make money playing a breakout of first 15m opening range, play for 618 extension, today that number (to the upside) was 71.13, but there are other days when I just get whacked with a quick (losing) exit.
Now I realize I have to study what the intraday action on the day BEFORE the IDNR4 or NR7 was, to see if it has predicability.
I know one caveat I wrote down once (where it is now I have no idea) don't assume a breakout and a run (intraday) has to follow IDNR4 or NR7 days because I have seen 2 in a row unfold (RTH range difference for 2nd day can be smaller than NR7 day, or a just a point larger), then there can be fireworks
2 days ago had a big uptrend day, a day of consolidation (IDNR4, NR7) yesterday, now I don't know what for today.
Has anyone looked at this kind of pattern?
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lets see if this hour range breakout can fail for us.....big zone above....official breakdown started at 74.75 in ON last week!!
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phileo
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Originally posted by BruceM
lets see if this hour range breakout can fail for us.....big zone above....official breakdown started at 74.75 in ON last week!!
I went back to check on that....
it was 6/28 (sunday nite session).
1074.75 became resistance eventually in the RTH session.
Great memory Bruce!
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phileo
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Originally posted by PAUL9
thanks, I appreciate the reply about the POC.
I have to do some studying about this to find out what the true facts are, here's what I have to research. In the past I have made money on some days that follow a IDNR4 for the ES. Yesterday was also a NR7 for ES and same thing, I have had days when I make money playing a breakout of first 15m opening range, play for 618 extension, today that number (to the upside) was 71.13, but there are other days when I just get whacked with a quick (losing) exit.
Now I realize I have to study what the intraday action on the day BEFORE the IDNR4 or NR7 was, to see if it has predicability.
I know one caveat I wrote down once (where it is now I have no idea) don't assume a breakout and a run (intraday) has to follow IDNR4 or NR7 days because I have seen 2 in a row unfold (RTH range difference for 2nd day can be smaller than NR7 day, or a just a point larger), then there can be fireworks
2 days ago had a big uptrend day, a day of consolidation (IDNR4, NR7) yesterday, now I don't know what for today.
Has anyone looked at this kind of pattern?
It depends on context.
We are up 65+ pts from the low. If you were sitting on that kind of profit, would you be greedy or fearful ?
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PAUL9
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Originally posted by phileo
Originally posted by PAUL9
thanks, I appreciate the reply about the POC.
I have to do some studying about this to find out what the true facts are, here's what I have to research. In the past I have made money on some days that follow a IDNR4 for the ES. Yesterday was also a NR7 for ES and same thing, I have had days when I make money playing a breakout of first 15m opening range, play for 618 extension, today that number (to the upside) was 71.13, but there are other days when I just get whacked with a quick (losing) exit.
Now I realize I have to study what the intraday action on the day BEFORE the IDNR4 or NR7 was, to see if it has predicability.
I know one caveat I wrote down once (where it is now I have no idea) don't assume a breakout and a run (intraday) has to follow IDNR4 or NR7 days because I have seen 2 in a row unfold (RTH range difference for 2nd day can be smaller than NR7 day, or a just a point larger), then there can be fireworks
2 days ago had a big uptrend day, a day of consolidation (IDNR4, NR7) yesterday, now I don't know what for today.
Has anyone looked at this kind of pattern?
It depends on context.
We are up 65+ pts from the low. If you were sitting on that kind of profit, would you be greedy or fearful ?
up 65 points in an ES position? I wouldn't be greedy or fearful, I'd be having one of the best dreams of my life
(That made me laugh, I had to post it)
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phileo
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Originally posted by PAUL9
Originally posted by phileo
Originally posted by PAUL9
thanks, I appreciate the reply about the POC.
I have to do some studying about this to find out what the true facts are, here's what I have to research. In the past I have made money on some days that follow a IDNR4 for the ES. Yesterday was also a NR7 for ES and same thing, I have had days when I make money playing a breakout of first 15m opening range, play for 618 extension, today that number (to the upside) was 71.13, but there are other days when I just get whacked with a quick (losing) exit.
Now I realize I have to study what the intraday action on the day BEFORE the IDNR4 or NR7 was, to see if it has predicability.
I know one caveat I wrote down once (where it is now I have no idea) don't assume a breakout and a run (intraday) has to follow IDNR4 or NR7 days because I have seen 2 in a row unfold (RTH range difference for 2nd day can be smaller than NR7 day, or a just a point larger), then there can be fireworks
2 days ago had a big uptrend day, a day of consolidation (IDNR4, NR7) yesterday, now I don't know what for today.
Has anyone looked at this kind of pattern?
It depends on context.
We are up 65+ pts from the low. If you were sitting on that kind of profit, would you be greedy or fearful ?
up 65 points in an ES position? I wouldn't be greedy or fearful, I'd be having one of the best dreams of my life
(That made me laugh, I had to post it)
sorry, hope i didn't come off as sarcastic or rude.
I'm just trying to think about what the big money is doing, and see if the chart can confirm my educated guesses.
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PAUL9
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phileo,
you didn't come off sarcastic or rude, don't be ridiculous. I do the same thing, at the end of the week I say to myself, who really made the money this week? And do you think they're going to want to bank roll it ahead of the weekend.
I think it's only the roaring bull markets that press it higher on Fridays.
you didn't come off sarcastic or rude, don't be ridiculous. I do the same thing, at the end of the week I say to myself, who really made the money this week? And do you think they're going to want to bank roll it ahead of the weekend.
I think it's only the roaring bull markets that press it higher on Fridays.