Quote from smilingsynic:
Gary Smith points out in his books on daytrading S&P futures how these mid-day swoons can be scary but are generally bullish for the afternoon. Note how the price snapped back after taking out the so-called "breakeven" stops all the way down to 78.25. Swoon drives out weak longs, who sell their contracts to those who will then resell them higher during the afternoon rally. Indeed, this is going on right now. For how long, who knows?
Quote from Spooz Top:
apolagies are in order then...my bad.
what`s the name of the book?
Quote from smilingsynic:
Here is a link (not that I would necessarily get it from this source).
http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Profita...5982437?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1189099440&sr=1-3
Good book on price action, but Smith would be the first to say that not all of his indicators and other approaches would work anymore.
That said, there is no one book that will teach anyone how to make money trading the S&P. The best teacher is experience.
....thanks for the link.Quote from Spooz Top:
the best teacher & the only teacher is putting in your time....day after day.......thanks for the link.
that active lo is still bothering me & keeping me out of longs here at the 50%............i`m a bit above my quota so i`ll be looking for cherrys only.