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Very interesting. So you average 3 times, to just before your stop, and then if you get stopped you pick another level further away and try it again? It's amazing you can make that work when volatility changes. Thanks for sharing your insights.

From what I know of NoD, I think she means actual price pivots (H's and L's).

Pivot on what timeframe? To my mind new pivots generally replace older ones in terms of importance, especially internal ones (inside the recent range, on any TF). :)

Nice.

You mean prior? No. Basically 2day range 50%, low-volatility environment, and expectations surrounding the news.

Late reply, sorry. Wanted lower for larger position, but oh well.

Last August was an anomaly. This seems more like normal late-summer trading, with people on vacation and not much going on in the news. Volatility will come back this fall, I have little doubt. Maybe by mid-September if we're lucky.

I was just gonna say nice call. :cool:

Perhaps ... avg. range, and near the 200ema on the hourly. But otherwise 92.10 seems a tad random on the charts, imo. 90.75-91.00 area is TL support, also 50% of the recent swing.

I'm no expert on options but I'm thinking Cramer was using the term "rollover" in the generic sense. There's no automatic way you can rollover your option, you have to do it manually. And of course that requires paying commission and the spread.

Haven't filled a gap on a Friday in like 6-7 weeks. Looks like it should break the streak today.

1) Leveraging up while averaging down against a strong trend 2) Leveraging up on SAR's in chop

I got it back, supposedly. We'll see if it lasts. 2:31 Eastern

Settings haven't been changed. Gonna give them a chance to work it out since they've acknowledged it's a Comcast-related issue.

Appreciate it.

Thankfully, no. Waiting for a potential trigger though.

Thanks.

What's the latest print you guys have for ES?

NYMEX quotes running fine. EDIT: Scratch that. Price updating, bars not.

Yes. In chat now, supposedly it's Comcast customers only.