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Yup. RTH opening price support broke for the last time and $SXP Up/Down volume ratio confirmed:-

So I see from a quick search of your posts starting right around 2019 full on tRump idiocy. Almost nothing trading related after that. How come? OrangeMan's kool-aid (orange flavored?) must sure be potent.

Why do that? They are currently employed while tRump plays with his little white balls. And he's buddy, buddy with Vladdy, Vladdy.

The cure for high prices is ... high prices.

From (Bloomberg) last week:- And finally, here’s what Katie's interested in this morning Wednesday marked the official start of the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet shrinkage, with a $15 billion batch of Treasury securities set to mature -- without reinvestment -- on June 15, she writes in The...

And USDJPY is up this morning 1.05% atm

Which is why I said .... obviously.

Sorry you must be color-blind.

As I said previously:- "Practical and doable but not obviously every trading day of the year." Yellow are openings on HOD/LOD. Black/red dots other trend days - many near the respective openings.

I don't.

Well we already Jack was too ummm tied up so prolly not in his case. :)

As I think I said in this topic (?) earlier .... eMini dropped approx 15 points from HOD at 400pm into 500pm close. And many other swings added to it of course equals more than range itself.

Yes I knew what he meant.

Guess I should have made it plainer. LOD or vice versa HOD being the opening price on a trend day. Nothing to catch.

Practical and doable but not obviously every trading day of the year. Though opposite of what overnight mentions. Trend days that start out LOD and end HOD, and vice versa.

Who sez I can't? Oh okkkkay:-

eMini had a 88 point range today or $4400 .............. on just 1 contract. Size of account and risk parameters is the only limit as to how many to trade.

$50/point or $1500 for 30. Dropped half again as much since 400pm high, no biggie.

Had time to post about a dozen other posts.

He was the son of NYPD police officer. Generally, no almost always, you don't grow up in a slum if that is the case. Maybe you were thinking of Howard Schultz, founder of Starbucks, who grew up in public housing in Brooklyn to a single parent? Yet made billions and billions. Anyway to...