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Quote from Spectre2007:

short 1505 SL 1510 TP 1495

edit: 60 minute trend is down, post momentum day, if sentiment is the same, should be able to capitalize on this trade. MA's crossed.

Is this just a side daytrade while you remain NET long? Any particular reason why you're putting your stop-loss within the range of the last swing high by such a small amount instead of outside of it?
 
Quote from avarus:

Fill back to 1493.

Can anyone take a shot as to why we should trade back to 1493?

BTW, avarus = wave. Superstitious I guess. 665 posts. Why take the chance.
 
Quote from avarus:

Can anyone take a shot as to why we should trade back to 1493?

BTW, avarus = wave. Superstitious I guess. 665 posts. Why take the chance.

Globex stops + every stop in between. ?

Edit :secondary - if morning run up is on the kurdish rebel cease fire news then price does tend to retrace.
 
Quote from tommymoose:

Is this just a side daytrade while you remain NET long? Any particular reason why you're putting your stop-loss within the range of the last swing high by such a small amount instead of outside of it?

yes, just trading short term sentiment. I believe the long term trend is up, the weak players have been taken out back and shot with the sellside volatility, its creating a lot of bearish sentiment, and with each leg up people will attempt to short it.

Its creating a very conducive consolidated pattern for a long term run up. Markets crash from euphoric heights. We aren't at euphoric heights.
 
notice the long term trend curve on the Naz, the cash spooz chart will start to look like the dow chart, the same psychology that the Dow experienced at resistance, the spooz is experiencing.

computer algo's look for the parabolic curve patterns in multiple derivatives on longer term charts, and they pile in. Parabolic patterns are prime inefficiencies that can be taken advantage of. They exist in intraday and even yearly, monthly timeframes.
 

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