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Quote from romik:

closed 1257.25 as CCI on hourly is not looking too healthy and BRD in RSI hourly as well, let's see what tomorrow has to offer

I don't see the BRD there on hourly. Is that the time frame that you meant?
 
Quote from MONACO11:

B1S2,

How does one determine "Fair Value" on the ES (S&P)...??

If you know this, what is today's Fair Value?

Thanks

Monaco

Not certain. That's something I don't pay any attention to. Sorry:)
 
Quote from romik:

B1, excuse the delay in reply.

Right, CCI troughs, if I were you I would put 2 lines @ -200/+200 as they are the OB/OS levels, I believe you have a line going through -100 there. I understand what you saying in regards to time space you would like to see between troughs, but IMO that was a sufficient enough signal, as it was backed by the following:

1251 touched 4 times during last week and bounced, strong enough support;

break of 1251 did not result in a sell off that I expected, considering the above;

If you scroll RSI a little to the left on your hourly chart, you would be able to see a BLD;

BLD in HIST on hourly (minor) starting last Thursday and completing early morning today;

We still have a daily BLD, which is probably the biggest supporting factor for a long here.

As I explained yesterday, I had to close previous long as I did not have a clue where ES would be in 10 min from breaking 1251, I had to control risk.

I will most like not be holding this position through the FOMC, but I would expect no rate increase tomorrow and re-enter after the announcement.

Romik

Romik, do you mean that you are drawing the divergence lines on RSI and CCI from the troughs on 6/22 at 2PM EST? If so, that is too far back on an hourly chart in my view. There are other troughs in between. This would perhaps work on charts much longer than 60 minutes to go back that far. But longer term charts don't show a divergence from that time period. If the case is that you were looking just at the double bottom there on the chart I posted, then my view is that those that are close together like that have less probability and a bit of pain may have to be endured prior to fruition. However , if the formation there would have been a very sharp W, then there would be high probability.
 
Like every normal bear does, I've been hibernating waiting for this Fed day to arrive. Have not traded at all since last Thursday where my last cover was @ 1257. Not surprisingly they are still @ 1257. I feel rested and fresh, some time off and just watching the action helped me analyze where the potetial break points will be. Tommorrow should be interesting so lets see what happens...
 
Quote from sosa1974:

Like every normal bear does, I've been hibernating waiting for this Fed day to arrive. Have not traded at all since last Thursday where my last cover was @ 1257. Not surprisingly they are still @ 1257. I feel rested and fresh, some time off and just watching the action helped me analyze where the potetial break points will be. Tommorrow should be interesting so lets see what happens...

Welcome back!
 
Quote from Buy1Sell2:

Welcome back!

Thanks B1, it was hard work and discipline not to trade for a week, but I really felt that we would chop with little range into June 29. And thats what happened, I just sat on the sidelines. I read thru Romiks area 51 analysis (interesting). Looks like you are straddled perfectly (long/short)!!
 
Quote from Buy1Sell2:

I don't see the BRD there on hourly. Is that the time frame that you meant?

you are correct, i just checked another source chart and there is no BRD, in that case I think I have a problem with the algorithm in my software that calculates RSI, as I could see it yesterday and it is nowhere close to a BRD on another source today. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.

But if CCI was above +200 (which it has been on mine at the time) and started breaking +200 and +100 downwards, that was my main concern, as I find RSI works best with divergences and CCI is pretty good at seeing OB/OS when one looks at +200/-200 areas, for instance:

CCI (and price) has gone up passing +200 level and currently showing +245 and let's assume one is on an hourly TF, 2 hours later CCI goes down and closes @ +135 (gone through +200 upwards and again through +200 downwards) - that would be a sell indication in CCI IMO, obviously a lot stronger if backed by a BRD in RSI and HIST, but that's a perfect scenario, how often does that happen?
 
Quote from Buy1Sell2:

Romik, do you mean that you are drawing the divergence lines on RSI and CCI from the troughs on 6/22 at 2PM EST?

No, I was referring to HIST, but point taken on too wide distance timewise. Thanks again.

Perhaps, you could post your maximum gaps on 30/60/daily/weekly between troughs in RSI/HIST. THAT, would be appreciated.
 
Quote from saliva:

Since I'm a daytrader by definition, I stay clear from making forecasts. However, I should think that tomorrow will be the make or break day. On the daily chart, I see my favorite bearish pattern on the cusp of breaking out in all its hideous form. But then again we've fallen so much from the all-time high, who can know for sure...

Great trading yesterday Saliva. What criteria do you use for entry/exit?

And maybe you could post your thoughts on a perfect short formation that you have mentioned yesterday. Thanks.
 
I am still very convinced in the long based on TA. Looking at the chart of the S&P500 daily we have the following:

1) Clear BLD in CCI (mid May-mid June);

2) Double bottom in RSI (mid May- mid June), which perhaps could be viewed as a BLD as well, as price has fallen further, but RSI performed second bottom @ 30 mark;

3) Clear BLD in HIST (again mid May - mid June);

4) Recent Triple bottom @ 1240 (index), not to mention a previous failed hammer with the low again just under 1240 area.

Perhaps others can comment on the above and would be nice to hear from traders who are bearish at the moment.
 
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