Quote from Laissez Faire:
A price level could only be deemed resistance if it actually acts as resistance, yes?
So, until it acts like resistance, it's only potential resistance, no?
And with a back-fill market like ES, price levels are usually tested more than once, so why be early?
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Quote from Trvlwanderer:
GL star.
Feels like the tide is heading back to 99+.
How did you come up with your target?
Quote from EsKiller:
If point X acted as support or was a heavy congestion area previously, and now price is moving up towards point X, point X is a possible resistance area. Whether u want to call it resistance or not is irrelevant. How price reacts at this point is what matters and u can use this information as a clue on whether to place a trade.
Quote from startraitor:
If signals from nq and tf daily charts are too be traded it should take out the low today -overnight. Question is are they leading or just taking a breather and other benchmarks are catching up.
there is an art to stops which i have never masteredQuote from Laissez Faire:
My point is that it's unnecessary to guess in advance with a high risk of being wrong, unless you can justify using a tight stop, compared to entering on the pullback that is offered 9/10 times with a higher probability of price following through in your anticipated direction.
I.e., don't enter on the trend line break, enter on the pullback.
I have lost count of how many times I've entered early. Some times I've been lucky and witnessed my position go back to breakeven or slightly red while the market pulled back and tested the BO before I got paid.
Just as many times and probably more, it was a fake break that trapped early traders like myself and price snapped back, a price characteristic that was very common in ES when I was trading actively.
Some instruments may be different.