Quote from doublea:
Nasdaq not as strong as I'd like to see here. Exited ES at 1397.50.
Quote from JimmyJam:
The Naz held its Pivot Point perfectly and bounced the markets to new highs.
Intra-day price action should be less relevant in a longer term, overnight sytstem.
JJ
OK, that's a pretty decent critiera for making your decisions, fair enough ...Quote from doublea:
I have never used pivots. I usually look for the % change. If I'm long and SP is up 0.5% and Nasdaq is up 0.3% only, I'd like to get out. I have used this for a while and it seems to work, I miss few opportunities but the winners are big and the losses are small.
... with decent follow-through.If you look at my post from 11/22, I had mentioned that I did not like the Russell underperforming the SP. It happened about 3 days in a week. That was a sign that we could see some selling. I had suggested buying some puts on that day.
Actually the market (currently in a bullish mode) did a basic retracement to Support (S1 as a matter of fact) and currently while the ES is down, the NQ is down by substantially less, so the NQ is outperforming the ES, even though both indicies are down.Today, Russell and Nasdaq are underperfoming SP. The market tried to break-out in the morning but failed. We could see another 1% true selling day today. If that happens, I'll go to cash and wait till SP gets to its 13WMA, which is currently around 1360.
Quote from JimmyJam:
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Actually the market (currently in a bullish mode) did a basic retracement to Support (S1 as a matter of fact) and currently while the ES is down, the NQ is down by substantially less, so the NQ is outperforming the ES, even though both indicies are down.
So long as the ES holds 1396 it's going to be "all good", if that beaks, yes it could be "look out below".
My vote is for a positive close, we might even hit 1406. If does go back down to 1396, that will only be a retest of Support. Good talking trading with you.
Regards,
JJ
