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Assume for a moment a purely hypothetical commodity whose only characteristic is that over a substantial period of time it exhibits a steady trend up or down. Then the first trading day of a month ( or indeed of any specified period of time) would tend to be either the high or low point for that...

MAV- Looking at your A lines for this year I notice that they are closer together than the ATR of any of the last 10 years. Why is this? Do you forsee that this year will be an unusually narrow range?

Hello- While going through the past pages of this thread I noted your post of August 3, 2014 to which you had helpfully attached a sheet showing Mav's monthly levels. Unfortunately, it does no longer appear on the website. Could you please post it again? Thank You.

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Thank you for that good advice. After today's large range will tomorrow likely be a back and forth day suitable only for fading?

Coming into today I was pleased to see that the ES was showing strength with the premarket up a dozen points and my theory was that if I got good A Ups in stocks that had shown strength since Brexit I would likely have substantial gains. So, it is now the end of the day and the ES is up over 40...

I cannot find where that setting is, could you please point it out? I do remember a few years back one could add onto a page's url a term like &99 and all subsequent pages would load as a single page. Does that still work?

Knowing that there are many ways to increase risk, e.g. pulling on Superman's cape, which tools would you consider employing now to take advantage of these financial circumstances?

Anyone have any feelings about the NYBOT US Dollar future? I'm long and have a 5 day nl of 7 and a 30 day nl of 15. It seems it is a very crowded trade, but is the crowd always wrong?

What do you find helpful in predicting at the end of trading today that tomorrow will be a "run day," a day that starts at the low and ends at the high, or starts at the high and ends at the low?

Using IB datafeed Ninja gives me great charts of all stocks and commodities except NYBOT commodities (e.g., sugar coffee, cocoa, cotton) which come out all screwed up. Has anyone out there successfully charted NYBOT commodities (especially using IB datafeed) on Ninja? Thank you.

What do you mean by this? Thanks.