ES Journal - 2019/2020

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Whynottrade said:
Well, this one worked out, but the system didn't like the way it happened. Today will tell whether this will be a sweet one or an ok one. If it closes positive today, closing out the shorts and will write some premiums. Still not comfortable on long side.
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Good call.

I liquidated my shorts this morning for a nice profit. Looking to reload higher as I expect some sort of rhomp towards 3130'ish S&P though it may not get all the way there.
 
daily chart looks like we might need a one day rest before new highs. I'm predicting that the daily range has already been made in the overnight session
 
IB_Dude said:
Lol, almost sounds like you don't like him. That's funny tho.



I don't know when he'll talk, but I would expect it to be after market closes. I also don't expect it to be anything too drastic. Perhaps, they'll release the transcript beforehand. He's stock market conscious and "investor-friendly"
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Nah I'm just poking fun. Was some crazy reference a comedian threw out there about him. But the guy also said they took him over "a highly qualified candidate" in Hillary. All of the options have sucked in my available lifetime for voting except one (but had to write him in). Anyway I digress from politics - just some light humor to keep things fun.

As an aside he sure plays to the markets performance on his resume but still can't help but spit out something (like yesterday) here and again that investors don't like. I'm all about price action but you can see the time in relation to that fugly selloff yesterday.

But yeah could be big nothing-burger. Is most of the time - especially when people already know its coming.
 
  • Trump is expected to hold a news conference Friday where he will discuss steps with regard to China.
U.S. futures slid and Treasuries gained after data showed the biggest drop on record in American consumer spending and as traders awaited President Donald Trump’s upcoming press conference on China.



Contracts on the S&P 500 and Dow Industrials traded lower after U.S. household outlays fell 13.6% in April, the sharpest drop in Commerce Department records back to 1959. Trump also appeared poised to sign a measure punishing China for its treatment of Muslims, as a rebuke to Beijing’s crackdown in Hong Kong and its response to the coronavirus.



Twitter Inc. shares fluctuated in pre-market trading after the company put a warning on one of Trump’s recent posts, escalating their confrontation
 
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