I will start this week with overview of the Euro.
1.2480 looks like a monster, but I assume it will produce only a temporary reaction after TL fakeout and then go up to KZ (1.2570-1.2600).


The weekly chart shows a great potential for games around 1.2.

That's a lot of nice work, crew.

What a slow day. Back to machine trading since the rise off the low settled in to the 'old' routine. Just look at a 60-min RTH chart on the ES and you'll see what I mean. Anyway, this is just a slow grind, stay with the long kind of play, in my opinion. See if they can gun it to another new all-time high here, or if this 36 area kills it.

I doubt it means anything, given this is headed to Dow 43,000, right?

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-11/2007-deja-vu-all-over-again

Fantastic charts. The only one that matters is the second to last one. The decoupling is simply incredible, though, across the board, isn't it? I never thought I'd live to see anything like it.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-11/just-15-wtf-charts

Here there be dragons...

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Is it time for an assault on the highs to start? It seems early...

I hope to see 1.2420 hit and produce a solid reaction.

spy 5 and 60 - three charts - first chart is short entry at 11:10 yesterday, second chart is the retest on the closing bar yesterday.....there is a 6¢ fib retracement range from 204.18 - 204.24 at the confluence of lines, with time, as indicated by cci and other cyclical indicators in place......the third chart shows the larger time frame showing a swing exit at 1.27 external retracement with price at upper line target area and once again, time in place. This is not an exact science, and these are just the tools I use, but it is possible to predict when it is more probable to have setups in one direction than the other

Reversal now?

Here's the ES game. It's all games, but this is the 'stop run' game, a variation on what I coined long ago, the '1-2-tick game'.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-14/stop-hunting-algos-dominate-sp-500-today