Starting it off.

Time to move to the high end of the chop range now? Or is this it?

Okay, watch the little ABCD here. But in situations like this, chop is almost always the mode, not trending ABCD's, in my experience.

Looks like that long-side very short-term bias switch there was indeed the right play.

I just read a Twitter comment that said 'charting is broken due to the FED'. It is? Really? Here's what rat had to say yesterday, Jim notes, as what Jim said minutes ago plays out again:

"All I know is that the last three weeks or so have been the best trading environment if one went one trade at a time. Every setup announced itself ahead of time and then confirmed."

Yep, I agree mister blogger, charting is broken. Sheeeeeeeesh.

Top of the chop range...

Bottom of the chop range as the cash market closes. Same old, same old.

Tomorrow should be fun.

Analyst on TV saying this 'bull' has about 2 years left to run. "Buy the dip". Another analyst says he agrees and he, too, would "buy the dip". Nothing ever changes. It can't. "Economy is on firm footing, and in fact we are quite bullish." Oh, and the first guy is bullish on residential construction (wow, an area I am the most bearish on...). Unreal.

amazing wave structure here, with price delivered into the fib box each time....the green set invalidated on a failure to hit the median line; says expect a trip back to the lower line (red line) for retest or worse....

The trading action lately has been just off the chart in my opinion, pun intended? See ya all Sunday?