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This also illustrates a great strength of MultiCharts...fabulous responsiveness from the developers

If they want to curb "unproductive speculation" why not a tax on every casino wager?

\ I wish the author's grasp of the plural was a bit more...robust. Grammatical issues notwithstanding, it's an excellent piece. Thanks for posting.

The pound of flesh I've sacrificed to learn this...

closed the rest at 1516

covered 1/2 position 1516.50

Not unreasonable to expect gap fill and test of PP. Especially with this chart looking a bit too much like that of a thinly traded Chinese internet stock.

Short 1521 never say die

i like the price bars. The squiggly lines underneath just confuse me.

Silly me. out at 1519.50

Solution: Dump your Mac.

Short 1518

Time to short the State of the Union. Or would that be considered political?

distribution

Yes, although this would be one of the safer weekend shorts...

This could be fun. Here we are on the brink of another storm of the century. Going into a weekend, no less. So who's buying R1?

My response to a comment from someone who said: "As I understand it, the tax takes a minuscule amount from each stock sale transaction as a means of putting a tiny brake on Wall Street speculation...": You misunderstand. The tax is not "tiny" at all when you consider the nature of the...

If a shopkeeper buys a box of toothpaste to sell, he does not pay sales tax on the purchase of the toothpaste. Why? Because s/he's purchased the toothpaste with the intent to sell it for a profit, and on those profits s/he will pay tax. If the shopkeeper, for some reason, sells it at a loss...

If you dial that down to a 5 min/20 day, I think you'll see the bulge of that upper node at whisker shy of 58

NQ gap fill imminent...if ES clears Monday's high, 1520 coming up [EDIT: Interesting to see 4000 on the offer at 1509.50]