Starting it off.

There are all sorts of technical reasons why this may be done (for now) in here, so I'm not expecting this to do any more. I'd prefer it make one more push, but there are factors saying no to that. Hence, I'm thinking along the lines of give it some room to breathe on some, but be tight on some, as this could be done already. This applies to a short-term 'intraday swing trade' (what many call a 'daytrade').

And there's the shakeout and now it can pop?

These guys are so funny. Make it look scary to the downside, pop it up hard and make it look like it is literally exploding, then drop it right back off that. Just sweep 'em in every direction repeatedly. See, it's at an area, they don't plan to put it over in the RTH, but they don't want to sell it off here in the RTH either, so what else is there to do but play games with the very-short-term daytraders. Why not, I'm sure they figure. Likely just some big player at one of the big money-center banks, a Fed stooge basically, given trillions to play with and programs that can control every tick of the market, just goofing around, taking some sucker money. That's all my take, anyway.

RTH closes, now they can go wild.

Very interesting action.

it is indeed

41-42.50?
If not maybe the area for which I am waiting the whole week - 30.

pop it up and our or drop it hard from this abcd

back up a little to look at the abcd in context

Did you all notice how the afternoon setup was right off the obvious TL, with a retest on that TL again? In order for TL to keep sucking suckers into the games they play as they game them, they have to work sometimes, or even suckers wouldn't get sucked in.