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MarcinO
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The ES stopped at 2007 doing a great job hitting stop loss orders.
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A stronger resistance is between 32 and 44, I guess.
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But before that, I would suppose a correction to low 70s.
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jimkane
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Next test here at 84.75.
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MarcinO
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Right. Just look at Pound 1-minute TF. 40 pips up in one move without warning.
Originally posted by jimkane

I am thinking any long side must come with some pretty decent confirmation because this just can't seem to show any signs of anything but weakness. My experience, in the machine age, is that the machines just get the command, and it explodes, no signals at all as far as you can feel it building up. I am waiting for that in here, but suspect, as is frequently the case, they will just come out of nowhere when ready. I am wondering, though, if I'm just totally off on this. It sure does look ready to drop any second...
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jimkane
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Most ideal next spot is 90.75.
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jimkane
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Welcome my son, welcome to the machine... Pink Floyd (obviously).


Originally posted by MarcinO

Right. Just look at Pound 1-minute TF. 40 pips up in one move without warning.
Originally posted by jimkane

I am thinking any long side must come with some pretty decent confirmation because this just can't seem to show any signs of anything but weakness. My experience, in the machine age, is that the machines just get the command, and it explodes, no signals at all as far as you can feel it building up. I am waiting for that in here, but suspect, as is frequently the case, they will just come out of nowhere when ready. I am wondering, though, if I'm just totally off on this. It sure does look ready to drop any second...

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jimkane
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Okay, there's the backtest. We are about to find out what their intentions are.
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MarcinO
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Once you manage to catch such move you can have a cigar.

Originally posted by jimkane

Welcome my son, welcome to the machine... Pink Floyd (obviously).


Originally posted by MarcinO

Right. Just look at Pound 1-minute TF. 40 pips up in one move without warning.
Originally posted by jimkane

I am thinking any long side must come with some pretty decent confirmation because this just can't seem to show any signs of anything but weakness. My experience, in the machine age, is that the machines just get the command, and it explodes, no signals at all as far as you can feel it building up. I am waiting for that in here, but suspect, as is frequently the case, they will just come out of nowhere when ready. I am wondering, though, if I'm just totally off on this. It sure does look ready to drop any second...


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jimkane
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90.75-92.50, but it gets interesting with this area. I can't explain why in here, it's too difficult, but there are some curious aspects.
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jimkane
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Come in here, dear boy... But when it comes to trading, I always say there's no sensation to compare with this, suspended animation, a state of bliss...


Originally posted by MarcinO

Once you manage to catch such move you can have a cigar.

Originally posted by jimkane

Welcome my son, welcome to the machine... Pink Floyd (obviously).


Originally posted by MarcinO

Right. Just look at Pound 1-minute TF. 40 pips up in one move without warning.
Originally posted by jimkane

I am thinking any long side must come with some pretty decent confirmation because this just can't seem to show any signs of anything but weakness. My experience, in the machine age, is that the machines just get the command, and it explodes, no signals at all as far as you can feel it building up. I am waiting for that in here, but suspect, as is frequently the case, they will just come out of nowhere when ready. I am wondering, though, if I'm just totally off on this. It sure does look ready to drop any second...



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MarcinO
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Exactly, it's like learning to fly.
Originally posted by jimkane

Come in here, dear boy... But when it comes to trading, I always say there's no sensation to compare with this, suspended animation, a state of bliss...


Originally posted by MarcinO

Once you manage to catch such move you can have a cigar.

Originally posted by jimkane

Welcome my son, welcome to the machine... Pink Floyd (obviously).


Originally posted by MarcinO

Right. Just look at Pound 1-minute TF. 40 pips up in one move without warning.
Originally posted by jimkane

I am thinking any long side must come with some pretty decent confirmation because this just can't seem to show any signs of anything but weakness. My experience, in the machine age, is that the machines just get the command, and it explodes, no signals at all as far as you can feel it building up. I am waiting for that in here, but suspect, as is frequently the case, they will just come out of nowhere when ready. I am wondering, though, if I'm just totally off on this. It sure does look ready to drop any second...




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jimkane
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It's funny, because one of the ongoing followers in here, for almost a decade, is pinkf64. He told me he got pinkf64 because there were 63 in front of him for pinkf (actually 64 if you count just 'pinkf'). He must be getting a kick out of our ramblings.
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they put it exactly where they had to put it into the close, where (5)=(1) at 2022 spx and 202.77 spy


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