
Quote from saliva:
Until not too long ago, ES would move in lockstep with the crude, only in reverse. When the crude goes up, ES would come down. So it shouldn't come as a surprise when these two odd couples dance to the same tune, scratching each other's back, or is it? These are the very reasons why a trader shouldn't get too emotionally attached to the market.
On that note, I have today's bottom set at 1260.50 for ES (???) Any disagreements?
**Edit**
Well, just to be safe, let's say it's between 1260 and 1262.![]()
Quote from smilingsynic:
Still say 1320 by Labor Day, but now that the upside gap at 1305.25 was filled pre-market, there is that pesky 1250 or so gap from a few weeks back that is just asking for it.