On the way to 40s area, there is also substantial resistance around 2020.
It includes two sublevels: 22-24 and 13-14, below which ES finished Friday.
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MarcinO
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Do you mean 27.25 overnight?
Originally posted by jimkane
Anyway, the ES hit 37.25 in the overnight, our much discussed 35-40, where it checked back. I do not think this area will stop it. Until something changes my working assumption is it is more likely than not headed to new all-time highs. Understand, I could change that view in less than a nanosecond if I get any hint any price action is not consistent with that viewpoint. And there will be checkbacks along the way. It is very, very stretched right now.
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jimkane
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My mistake here, in a sense. I was looking at my chart with the better liquidity and work, which was the basis H, where it hit the area. I am too busy right now to sort this out. I will get back to it later.
Originally posted by jimkane
Anyway, the ES hit 37.25 in the overnight, our much discussed 35-40, where it checked back. I do not think this area will stop it. Until something changes my working assumption is it is more likely than not headed to new all-time highs. Understand, I could change that view in less than a nanosecond if I get any hint any price action is not consistent with that viewpoint. And there will be checkbacks along the way. It is very, very stretched right now.
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jimkane
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I got caught up in that H vs M contract thing and stopped posting this. 19.25 is a key area and it 'sees' it.
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jimkane
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The overnight low was as close to a dead hit on my area as I can imagine. It then rolls off the 19 area, and stops right on the next key area. This is a key decision time, but so far the reaction is not what I would expect for a rise. That may change, but right now it is not acting like it. That could change the dynamic.



