ES Journal Archive (2006 - 2008)

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Quote from tommymoose:

I have 1170-1175 as a strong support zone. If they're going to try and turn this market soon it'll be there IMO. It has basic technical significance that even the most fundamental fund manager could see (50% retrace from 2003 lows, plus multiple hi/lo's over the past decade), smaller timeframe more technical confluence (extensions, projections) and could also be reached by capitulation on a 1200 break. In regards to what you're saying about the swing trend basing, I'm seeing that as a definite possibility. A third lower drive would form a triple MACD histo divergence on the weekly chart which is very significant. I'll post the chart I made last week when I get home.

That will do moose, that will do :D

FOMC Meeting; interest rate decision expected around 2:15
 
Quote from BoyBrutus:

That will do moose, that will do :D

:D I'm glad someone notices. That was actually SPX I was referring to (see chart) aswell, so transfer the 2.5 points premium and you got 1173.25 low made overnight.... within a point of the 50% retrace.... magic

We'll see what happens from here. They've got their line in the sand. Theres a good chance we'll test it again in RTH so the big players consider it a more legitimate touch.
 
Quote from pulsescan:

why not just go long the SPY?

Leverage... one of the reasons we trade ES versus the SPY. SSO requires me to commit half as much capital.

My stop is too big to trade ES. Doesn't mean its a bad trade, it still meets my criteria as the reward is still much larger than the risk... I'm trying to bottom pick hard here. I'm not selling for 100's of SPX points if not stopped out.
 
For those interested in bottom picking,

Notice that USD/JPY is still standing at 103.70 level and it's been moving in lock step with SP ever since the crisis started.

For a double bottom in the pair, there is at least another 300 pips to go ...
 
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