I'm wondering about possible scenarios for a full playout of this test and retest at SPX showed here on Friday:
... and the only reason for a quick drop from here to the lower ML could in my opinion be a failed 5th wave at SPX and ES. Because on many other indexes the recent rise looks like already completed 5th wave:
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jimkane
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Yes, I'll post that, and a follow up on my GOOG point. As soon as I can take my eyes off the current ball I'll do it.
Originally posted by jarek
This is as close to free money in Bonds as one can get:
And this is just the beginning IMO.
Jim - you were supposed to post your version of this story
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jimkane
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The ES all-sessions is a very clear bearish ABCD in here. But, one would have to be bearish the market to consider that pattern for a trade premise. Are you bearish in here? If the market intends to go up, then this would be more like a 'W3' here, in the acceleration phase. What's the premise? The premise filters the trades.
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Here are some charts. I am really knocked out by the charts and comments I see here.
Google: I wish I had shorted Google stock a week or two ago!
ES M1: Kane ABCDs at the OPEN: 5 Minute, Kane TD ABCD completing at 0.236 fibo.
89 Tick GLOBEX, This looks like a Kane DT ABCD with a long tail completing at 1.902 fibo, 0.886 fibo, and confluence of lower ML //, completing at 0.564 fibo. I am trying to address differences in "views" on 5 minute RTH and 5 minute GLOBEX and various GLOBEX tick charts and integrate them in my thinking.
Comments welcome.
Good Trading,
Al Kamego
Google: I wish I had shorted Google stock a week or two ago!
ES M1: Kane ABCDs at the OPEN: 5 Minute, Kane TD ABCD completing at 0.236 fibo.
89 Tick GLOBEX, This looks like a Kane DT ABCD with a long tail completing at 1.902 fibo, 0.886 fibo, and confluence of lower ML //, completing at 0.564 fibo. I am trying to address differences in "views" on 5 minute RTH and 5 minute GLOBEX and various GLOBEX tick charts and integrate them in my thinking.
Comments welcome.
Good Trading,
Al Kamego









