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I agree the SHORT at 919's was a really good signal imo from Friday......very clear opportunity. :)

A good trend-following opportunity there to board the SHORT train just after the cash session open! :) http://www.charthub.com/images/2009/06/22/ESCD_Sep.png

And as a result of the zone you show ALREADY being neutralized, that area offered very minimal support as price has traded through to lower pricing levels. :)

Sounds good........in the mean time.......BOMBS AWAY!!! .........as the market is magnetically attracted to the 876's!!! :eek: :cool: Market just traded into the 896's here so we are only 20 points above the very important delta zone of support at 876's to 872.75. I did feel Monday and...

The primary delta zone of support for our current range of price remains at 876's to 872.75.......we will probably get at least the one bounce I mentioned with price returning to 903.00 - 899.25 zone. The evidence does show this zone of inventory has been negated for the most part, so I do...

Nirav......I still think there are some buyers of that zone remaining, and I will watch that area on any retest for at least one bounce before any potential breakthrough to the 876's :)

The second buy pulse off 902.00 through 903.00 level is good to have imo, as the second round of initiated buying in this zone gives good definition to the upper end of a zone from 903.00-899.25. Also, I want to have a good zone with a minimum of three points to a maximum of 4 points (my...

I KNEW IT!!!!! I knew those damn ACORN democrats were into hunting and guns!!! :eek:

Yes there is some "skew" affect as a result of rollover and everyone jumping on the SHORT boat with the new contract. For the most part though, the bounce off 899's has been SOLD aggressively and Monday/Tuesday will be very key trade days imo.......we have more "tension" built up in the order...

Level within the typical 3 to 4 point Delta Zones that had me at about 12,000 "net" contracts........also the price test to the exact 903.00 tick level latter on solidified for me to go with 903.00 over 903.25 as the upper end of the zone. Trading off the bounce of the 899's to the 903.00 level...

Now you might REALLY get it (context of recent price action)...........:cool: http://www.charthub.com/images/2009/06/21/ESCD_Sep.png BTW Thanks......and Happy Father's Day to all the Dad's out there!!! :cool:

Here you go (new initiated buying off 899's created zone)......... http://www.charthub.com/images/2009/06/21/ESCD_Sep.png Tbug Monday cash session open........... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWRs-xT113Q&feature=related :eek: :D :p :D Tbug Monday EOD action...

WOW....you are on "short final" with your thoughts here! :cool: You are definitely getting the Auction Market Theory aspects of the way this period has played out so far! :) You should measure the 899's bounce area as any other potential zone of resting inventory (of course knowing this...

The one AFTER cash session open is the one to pay attention to (for a middle of the road intraday type scalp trade) once order flow returns to normal levels greater than typical AH session order flow......much higher probability set-up imo. Of course there are good AH session trade set-ups at...

The main thing I wanted to point out was, the price/order flow action at the CLOSE of one day in comparison then to the next days cash session open (was there activity at the EOD that can be used to set up a trade at opening of the next days cash session.....of course as long as the AH session...

Not really.......this entire thread has been directed to S&P500 action, so all you need to do is take a look at the CME members who trade the PIT/E-mini contract with SIZE. There are institutional players and there are small groups/individuals.....it is easy to separate the groups here imo. :)

OK.....I see what you mean. :) This is simple to clarify.....the most important aspect is the pocket of resting inventory which REMAINS just after the cash session open pullback (at the order flow transition decision point with a intraday delta divergence in place)...

Commercials are institutions/players you typically see trading in the PIT (and electronic)......they frequently trade large positions in concert with one another (heck they can watch each other as they enter/exit positions realtime). I am sure there has at times been some wink and nod action...

I think the ABSENCE of proper delta tools in MOST well known charting services (TS, Esignal, Realtick, etc) is very interesting as a stand alone thought........:D