Quote from Buy1Sell2:
I agree with Romik's hourly BLD set up. However, it doesn't agree with the current 240, so a tighter stop should probably be used. Longer term , we still have an upwards market for now.
Quote from romik:
Would you say that hourly has to agree with 240? As you see longer term as upside, though 240 is still bearish and perhaps will result in ES reaching lower BB level on daily, hourly can either show early signs of a reversal to the 240 TF and/or simply provide signals for trading around 240's direction.

Quote from Buy1Sell2:
Do we have the beginnings of a Bearish divergence on hourly charts? The answer is yes, the set up is beginning and would be a classic if completed. However, the 240, daily and weekly are all up, so I see no reason to think that the hourly will be anything more than a pullback. I'm still studying 1321.00 as a reaction low, but more time is need for it to prove itself. 1302.50 is he reaction low that I am paying attention to now. Staying long.![]()
That's exactly right-- I believe it is somewhat weak and that's why I mentioned pullback instead of total reversal. Daily chart is long all the way.--Could change of course, but right now, Daily and Weekly are long. No reason to be long term short right now. Stop should be below 1302.50 for now. More conservative/active traders would use 1321.00.Quote from romik:
But my RSI and CCI show higher peaks B1, HIST does show an incomplete BRD, what about your chart's RSI?
Quote from Buy1Sell2:
That's exactly right-- I believe it is somewhat weak and that's why I mentioned pullback instead of total reversal. Daily chart is long all the way.--Could change of course, but right now, Daily and Weekly are long. No reason to be long term short right now. Stop should be below 1302.50 for now. More conservative/active traders would use 1321.00.