So many different styles of trading too. If SPX makes a new 6-month high there is also a short opportunity as people pile in way late thinking they have missed out and then you get a pull back from the high with a short that had very little risk.
I am not able to see some kind of sequence model with the markets though that you get up/down/down/up/up and that means there is a better chance of something happening in the next bar and that applies to all instruments no matter what instrument or what is going on in the world.
I am not able to see some kind of sequence model with the markets though that you get up/down/down/up/up and that means there is a better chance of something happening in the next bar and that applies to all instruments no matter what instrument or what is going on in the world.
To use a simple example applicable to current markets, if SPX makes a new 6-month high then you'd better be long if you want to call yourself a trader. That has nothing to do with "predicting" Monday's closing price.