ES Journal Archive (2006 - 2008)

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Quote from smilingsynic:

This morning represents a successful test of yesterday's low via Wyckoff spring.

The principle that if the test of the previous day's low/high fails, the previous day's high/low is in play, was indeed in play today, as the ES hit 1275 right near the close.

Often it pays to stick to one's principles.
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amen.
 
Quote from smilingsynic:

This morning represents a successful test of yesterday's low via Wyckoff spring.

The principle that if the test of the previous day's low/high fails, the previous day's high/low is in play, was indeed in play today, as the ES hit 1275 right near the close.

Often it pays to stick to one's principles.
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so smiler,are you looking at the wycoff down from this morns hi? is that how it works
 
Quote from ammo:

so smiler,are you looking at the wycoff down from this morns hi? is that how it works
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I'm always looking, but haven't found much to get excited about so far. I'm taking an early lunch and a few hours away from the screens.

So far, the morning has pretty much been a rotation around the RTH open/yesterday's high (75.75-76.25). There has been no strong move either way off of this zone as of yet.
 
Someone willingly stopped ES at 78.

Is that unloading of a huge long position or building a huge short position? That I don't know. :)

Edit: the volume at the top 2 pts today is unusually high
 
Smilingsynic,
You may have mentioned this before, but I don't remember.
Do you just use standard pivot points using 24 hour data and the 4:15 close, or do you do something else?
 
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