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flat 77.75 on rest

out part 78.75 stop to 77.75 on rest

long 77.50

out 78.25

long 78.75

Ok, this is why I don't use more than one market to trade -- euro is going down, but ES going up... then, ES finds support and as buyers start to buy the euro as support, ES stalls and offers hold. Now euro back up, ES following. YM and NQ are enough of a look for me, it only hurts me by...

out 78, F the euro :/

long 79

Now just the opposite. ES looking for any reason to buy, while euro sells.

ammo, just curious why you watch the DJT so closely?

Bearish or bullish? You decide.. http://screencast.com/t/UCC4h6WBq5sP

euro looking stronger than ES ... ammo or anyone, care to interpret?

looks like bots playing, not my cup of tea

lulled me to sleep, then BAM, there it goes.

Where would a 'high value' entry be for you on this? Above 74.50 I take it? The support at 75.50 was good, and just now again at 76.25, I would guess that if it's going to go up at this time, that your best entry may be 76.25 -- but I don't know how you might work it.

Thanks for the chart; equivalent pullback on ES would be... 55 to 60ish, I'm guessing?

Everything about today from open till now has indicated that today has a high probability of continuing to be a range-bound "yawn" type of day. Market not willing to trade above yesterday's close, nor is it willing to go below the 73 support so far. I sure hope it picks up later though.

It is for all transactions

I also have per bar delta on my 1m and 5m charts overlaid on volume. Helps to see how buyers right now were not able to lift offer--down bar, heavy net buying (see last two bars) http://screencast.com/t/paKsqsrbLFx

Opposite -- 10 contracts sold as market orders (transacted at the bid) and then 2 contracts bought at the market (offer) would be -8 delta. So the line going down means sellers selling at the market. In this case price didn't move much, so this implies the bids are holding despite heavy...