Agree with your comments, except that there have been plenty of pullbacks in smaller timeframes.
When it's so strong, we just simply need to adapt and look lower for the waves there.
But it is not "strong" from an orderflow sense though. There is no assertive buying that is going on -- which, in my opinion, indicates lack of strength. It is almost like someone is supporting the market.
For example, off the bat at RTH open in ES, buyers failed to bite at critical levels: 43.75 and 45.25. Historically, given yesterday's action in the orderflow, followed by buyers not biting above PDH, markets have sold off. Now, at 10:34 at the 46.00 level, buying gave up, and following that, the sellers took control at 47.25. The only support that was available, should a break occur, was around the 43 handle.But out of the blue buying re-appeared at 46.00 [in the six years I have been looking at markets, this has never occurred. Yes, never! We would at least get a mild sell-off, with support coming in before the expected target, in this case before the 43 handle, but never at a level where buyers have given up and sellers took control.]
No wonder no one wants to be in the market: look at the price action after 11:30!
Are there any experienced traders here that trade based on orderflow [and DOM] who have seen such action before? If you can point me to a point in time when such things happened, I can do my homework. Thank you.
Really interesting! The market always is teaching something new, and that is what makes this very engaging!
All the best!