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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jimkane
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They can't seem to get enough lately of the very spectacular DB. It's at a super-key area here mid-20's up to maybe 21.40ish. There is also a key area in the 24's.
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Got that level too, as a minor area.
Originally posted by jimkane
They can't seem to get enough lately of the very spectacular DB. It's at a super-key area here mid-20's up to maybe 21.40ish. There is also a key area in the 24's.
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jimkane
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Put a SL on from 4/13 and see how that makes it look.
Originally posted by MarcinO
Got that level too, as a minor area.
Originally posted by jimkane
They can't seem to get enough lately of the very spectacular DB. It's at a super-key area here mid-20's up to maybe 21.40ish. There is also a key area in the 24's.
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jimkane
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And another from 9/11 to 7/12. Now what do you think?
Originally posted by jimkane
Put a SL on from 4/13 and see how that makes it look.
Originally posted by MarcinO
Got that level too, as a minor area.
Originally posted by jimkane
They can't seem to get enough lately of the very spectacular DB. It's at a super-key area here mid-20's up to maybe 21.40ish. There is also a key area in the 24's.
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jimkane
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BTW, on QCharts, and that gap. There isn't any missing data there. They need to close that gap by 'sliding' the price data since the open to the right an hour to fill it in, 'exposing' the hidden hour hidden to the left of the Sunday open. I'm not sure how they messed it up to have it show the way it does, but that's basically what is happening.


