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On Crude...after the overnight sell off we went into a congestion phase after 0400. We had 0630, 0700 on Sym Peaks and Valleys. Q Peaks and Valleys come later at 0800 & 0830. So we complete symmetry with them, which is no surprise. -DMI/+DMI crossed over at 0700 and it takes off to the upside.

Crude-7_11_16...Note how on 0001, 0100, 0130, and as late at 0230 on these charts were indicating a change. ADX/-DMI/+DMi indicated a trend change as well and a nice sell off occurred. Always trade with targets, never think it will just flow smoothly from one signal to the next. The market is...

ES_7_11_16...Note how 0430,0500,0530 occurred on these charts, with 0530 indicating the final bottom which just so happen to hit the bottom Bollinger Band, perfect place to go long. If you know how to read ADX/-DMI/+DMI it was indicating a change in trend as well.

With the exception of 1030, which was a continuance, all of the other outliers worked and reversed the market today. Check for yourself, including the night session. Enjoy your weekend.

You shouldn't take a loss if this trade was made...you know the market makers and trend traders are going to buy it the first opportunity they get, so they used the bottom 5 Minute Bollinger Band. Sometimes taking 3 points in these scenarios is best or put a break even stop in and let it ride...

1500 may be the only selling opportunity today, and it is the last outlier. If it takes hold then you may capture 5 points down.

Here was the problem with 1030, the selling took place inside of the 1030 30 Minute bar, it did not finish strong on it's price highs and when you see that you usually have a continuance. Just look at how the 5 minute bars played out inside of the 30 Minute 1030 time frame. This happens often...

The reason why I mention Bollinger Bands and the 3x2 is because they are used by the general public and give you a way to manage your risk. Also they are effective in giving you a low risk entry. They also show support and resistance levels, trending markets, etc. The buy hit a 5 point target...

1000 Q Peaks outlier and likely 1030 Sym Valley Outlier. Nothing after that for some time. When they are back to back like 1000 and 1030 are wait until the last one is completed.

After all the fanfare they sold it in the direction of the last turning point at 0730. 0930 is difficult to determine on the polynomial of the Q Valley and Sym Peak. You are likely to have an outlier in both cases because they are not overlapping a previous price range. This may give the trend...

They waited until the 835 Price High was broken and then some were willing to step in and sell it. Very high risk trade and the trend traders will be in there finding every reason to buy it. We'll see how it plays out. On the weekly data this was indicated to be a High in the market (7 8 16)...

Love those reports, great volatility. When those occur you can cover your position and if they take it the opposite direction of your last turning point you can attempt to in this case sell it. I believe these reports for the most parts are pretty much meaningless and just add volatility. You...

0730 Sym Peak was an outlier, beginning to see a reversal in a market that has been moving straight up for the past 2 hours.

Now look at Q Peak 0030 last night, from the day before (7 7 16) 1200 was the last Q Peak, 0030 last night, the High was 2089.25 and the low of 1200 yesterday was 2089.25...the same but the price range really wasn't overlapped and it was an outlier reversing the market. Q Peak of 0530 was an...

Notice how even in the night session this worked. 2330 was an outlier on the Q Valley chart, it did not overlap 2100 and they reversed it to the downside.

Note the Q Peaks/Q Valley Charts and the Sym Peaks/Sym Valley Charts with a 6th degree polynomial on them. The objective is to find the polynomial peak or polynomial valley on any of those 4 charts that is an outlier. An outlier is a turning point and is defined as the current polynomial peak...

Later this evening I will post 4 Charts. The Q Peaks/Q Valley Charts and the Sym Peaks/Sym Valley Charts. The objective is to find the polynomial peak or polynomial valley on any of those 4 charts that is an outlier. An outlier is defined as the current polynomial peak or polynomial valley's...

I watched and watched this market today until 1500...that was to go long and the only trade I could justify. You knew the charts were true to form and more lows were coming after 1300 and they did precisely that at the 1500 polynomial low. You are ticks away from hitting a 5 point target.

Align the data points with the polynomial. For example....Just take the Sym Peaks chart. 0500 was a High and the data point a Valley, afterwards Lows were made with the data point peaks and polynomial peak. But note the Valley at 0900 and we are back at Highs, but you know that because of how...

ES 7 7 16...If you learn how to read the data points and polynomial of these two charts you will know when the market is going to Highs or Lows.