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The NQ is well past a new high, but the ES is still struggling. If the ES can't move more than six points, the NQ may come back and test the previous high. Whatever decoupling may occur is always temporary.

I've come to the conclusion, finally, that you're just trolling. Nobody can be this stupid.

Where are you getting your daily trend channel lines from?

You and Rush Limbaugh . . .

I've got news for you. "Global tyranny run by corporations" began 35 years ago and was cemented in place by Citizens v United. Thank your Republican cronies.

Something tells me jem is a JW.

Just about everybody other than wingnuts.

That, along with the rash.

No flies on you, G :)

What is generally meant by that is that seasoned traders pick up on trend change and particularly trend reversal before the herd does, which commonly doesn't know anything about that sort of thing, c.f., those who saw the lower high in '00 as a "buying opportunity". The correctly-formed...

That's what I thought you meant, though instead of referring to "being stopped out", train yourself to think "exited". "Being stopped out" means that you're letting the market manage your trades. That's not the market's business, and when it decides to do it anyway, it's not likely to benefit...

Can you point me -- price@time -- to the "BO" and the "DL" you're referring to?

And two minutes after I post that, it heads for 58 . . . Do I get credit for that? :)

I should also remind that the daily people are involved here, so it's important to follow their lead rather than try to be a hero.

That's a plan, but I would also pay special attention to 4440. Again. :)

An update on CL: The shaded part is what I posted last February.

Unlike the intellectually-superior Bush and the geniuses who voted for him twice. And those same geniuses would vote for yet another one.

If you're reading lines instead of price, then yes. But remember that the lines are an aid; they do not run the show. Price movement is in the market; the lines are in your head. Search the posts I've made about the story. Here you have two efforts to move above 63. But not enough traders are...

No, I mean all those charts and all those lines. You'll recall that in the pdf, I look at the weekly, the daily, and the hourly. And that's it. When I trade intraday, I look at the daily (there's no need to consult the weekly unless we're near an extreme on it), the hourly, and the 5m. I may...

Do you think you're looking at too much? That it's making it too difficult to make a decision in "real time"?