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Where's Vol? Did he turn the T-Boyz off?

With GDP, Michigan and Bernanke tomorrow we may be dead in the water for the rest of the session (barring any sudden move in the ES). What do you guys & gal think?

Yes, not that many stops there (it wasn't a criticism, btw, just pulling Nodoji's leg) :)

Oh, I know, I just don't want THEM reverse-engineering my secret system :D (Sorry you didn't take that one - but not too much: misery loves company :D totally j/k) OK, when SK asked you if you were going long at the bo of the HOD, I thought: "K is thinking the same than me: too high to go...

Hey, K, you're preaching to the choir: first thing I do in the morning is check for hurricanes. Yes, there's Daniel and Earl, but it seems they both are going to miss the Gulf by a wide margin. You also have Frank that could have closed Mexican ports that export crude to the West coast, but...

Nice observation. Kansas City Manufacturing down to 0 from 15 previous, but I find it hard to believe this is what triggered the sell-off.

Nah, just trying to keep my hands busy so I won't do so good old revenge trading after missing the long of the day in CL. Your analysis is always much appreciated, Ammo (I trade a simplified version of MP and I always learn something from your fine-tuning)

Friday... Bernanke... QE II - The Revenge of the Inflators... Buy your tickets now!

Nice trade guys (said between the gnashing of my teeth while I pull my hair for not getting long at 72.75...) But seriously, very happy for you :mad: :p

I'd short at the spire

Look at the dollar collapse (euro, aussie AND yen up); euro at resistance, to break the ES is gonna have to do the heavy lifting

Number is better than previous month Gap is filled Buy! :D Edit: did the moderators just removed my "them f#@~€@"? Hahaha :D Edit: nice short, Ammo

More volume on the down bars?

Gap fill at 53.75 and then up? Edit: 54-ish and then new HOD/64-65-ish?

I'm watching these levels: 74.40 73.80 ---- 72.60 71.80

No silly, that's just to mislead you so you won't front-run him - that's not the way it works. The key is holding your winners for +3 (and the occasional +4 home-run) and then holding the positions that question your manhood for as long as it takes. Then if you average in, instead of trying to...

You can laugh all you want, but when the ES makes it back all the way to 1128 and he exits with a +3 profit, we'll see who gets the last laugh...

Never mind me, I hadn't seen the "tick"

Yes, that sounds good for well-capitalized traders, but I wouldn't want to try that on a 10,000-ish account (I'd want at least 10 times the overnight margin before considering anything that involves averaging down). Let me backtest this weekend the 2nd gap rule with Treasuries; I'll get back...

I'd say that many traders trade the risk on/off theme and that when CL isn't moving of its own accord (i.e. open/close, making new lows/highs, reacting to reports, etc.) it tends to follow what ES and EUR do (and that after London/Europe's close, EUR tends to follow ES). But then again you're...