Quote from trickshot:
Could still go lower... 10 was the lowest before the 2008 meltdown.
I think daytrading is pretty much pointless if volatility continues to sink, the R/R is simply not worth it.
Quote from bigsnack:
If price makes new highs, and does not make a new high TICK of the day, it is a statistical assumption that price will keep making new highs until a new high TICK gets printed.
so we need a print higher than 1012?Quote from bigsnack:
What's up everyone?
no -600 TICKs to be seen. There will not be a direction change IMO until we get one. If price makes new highs, and does not make a new high TICK of the day, it is a statistical assumption that price will keep making new highs until a new high TICK gets printed.
Quote from ammo:
so we need a print higher than 1012?
Quote from bigsnack:
Ammo / Josh,
That's correct. Based on stats, it's safer to assume that we're gonna need to print higher than 1012 before we see more selling. Either that or a defined close below-600. Anything in between (divergence, whatever) can be viewed as fuel for another run up.
This behavior can often lead into the following day as well.