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Oh no, the opening range is 2 points, you could be right.

Same situation as yesterday really. We will open inside of yesterday's range, so there is that. If we fall below and hold within the range of 5/29 (1917's), I'm shorting with a target of 8's / 7.75's. Aside from that it's BTFD.

He's been on ignore since Friday :cool:

+1! I "probe" with SIM all of the time, I find it much easier to know if I'm guessing right or wrong when the little lights are actually blinking on my DOM :)

Looks like new highs price action to me.

I don't watch Globex, my trading improved dramatically once I ditched it.

GM all. If we open above Friday's range (likely), I'm expecting the first move of the day to be up, with 20.25's holding as support at lowest (my guess is that we will jump right from the bell). If we fall below and hold 16.75's after that, then I'm playing short to Thursday's low at a minimum.

Yup, that's it EXACTLY! Have a good weekend.

It was a legitimate question, but if you want to take it personally you totally can!

Will you hold through a weekend?

Looks like ES is going to close on the high print to me. Luke, are you gonna hang on to that NQ short?

Well it's just a range at this point, so I think you were spot on. :cool:

Haha, this page was funny! Wondering if the bears can bring down towards 13.50's or so. Maybe we will end up getting that retest of yesterday's low.

Agreed. The vague, short mantras are usually a dead giveaway also.

I just mean we opened inside of yesterday's range, sorry for the confusion!

Woo, TONS of volatility on that number coming out! :D 4 tick blast upward!

Good morning. Today is an inside day so I won't be long unless below the open or short unless above. Believe it or not, the open suggests bearish price action to me. I might be looking for a bounce around 12's, but if we clear below 12's I'd be looking for a retest of yesterday's low and...

ES 2000 confirmed.

15.50 is what I've got for today.

Agreed, and I know I don't which is why I stopped looking at it. That being said, when I did look at it, it always felt as though it took a large volume event to initiate a reversal. As long as volume continued to taper during the course of a trend, it would continue...