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You can INVEST in water with a couple ETFs... PHO or CGW... the latter was the one recommended to me.

Which also reminds me of your Nat Gas trade setup. I'm long the ETF (UNG) which has been chopping up and down for a few weeks now. I'm not too worried about it though - from a fundamental standpoint at least I'd think either HO needs to pull back significantly or NG needs to be off to the...

Light Candlestick = positive day (opened at bottom of the thick part, closed at the top) Dark Candlestick = negative day (opened at top of thick part, closed at bottom) and of course, the "wicks" are the hi/lo range

PERFECT for a crazy_trader!

2 for 2 for reaching your targets within ~1 point during globex hours... bravo

Thanks alot. I'm small time too, so I'm not concerned with the number of contracts I can throw at something... I just want there to be some good volume with a bid/ask at every tick... something that behaves like the ES would be ideal actually. I'm not sure if I can trade these with my broker...

Its funny, I just did a search on this topic earlier today because I'm interested aswell. Thanks for the list Kiwi. Which would you say are the most liquid?

Agreed. When the trendline it was weakly crawling up since the bottom broke at ~1517.50 it was over. The retest of the underside of that trendline 20 minutes later would have been a great place to get short with a tight stop.

:confused: Come on man. Unless I missed a post you're already long a bajillion contracts for new highs or something, now you're looking for 117 points to the downside.... is this more of the "I say X but I mean Y" speak of yours from before you "left for good"?

Interesting study. We can all relate to it too I'm sure- at least I know I can. Anyway, I guess it just seems like a bear-flag to me, making its way up the 10min trendline from 1492.50, just enough to avoid breaking it, not enough to go parabolic or really pull away from it. Either way the...

Thank you JSSPMK for keeping this thread alive today :p I also think that this recent rebound was just reactionary. IMO it lacked conviction that the sell-off had. Ideally I'd like to see the 1530-1534 area for a low-risk short. Trendline resistance plus some previous pivots and a couple...

Agreed. <3 QT :D

Gotcha, thanks Spectre.

Is this just a side daytrade while you remain NET long? Any particular reason why you're putting your stop-loss within the range of the last swing high by such a small amount instead of outside of it?

....and the daily. Not that I think that it'll get down there, but that'll be the last bit of support I'd think of buying. If we break that I'm bearish.

How do you guys use big timeframe ES charts? The rollover and constantly changing premium seem like they'd screw up where the TL's and support zones are, but maybe I'm just missing something. IMO SPX is the way to go... the long-term trendline seems clearer -

You're an irrational looney.... There are tons of nice places to live where you don't have to be a hermit. Don't just jump from one extreme (NYC) to another (Rural Canada).... theres a nice inbetween.

Everyone screaming bloody murder has to get ya thinkin..... Have a good weekend all.

By breaking that 1535 zone and getting all the way down here, the bears did a good job of destroying the bullish divergence on the larger timeframe charts.

Globex always has a way of destroying nice chart patterns haha... No longer the wedge which might have had a more powerful pop, but the divergence should still be valid if we get a DB at ~1535... if we break that significantly 1520 it is.