ES Journal Archive (2011)

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Quote from Lawrence Chan:

Specifically on Dec 1130 down to 1110 area.

New low for last week - checked

1130 for Sep - checked

Let's see if ES is willing to tag its gap below first (bullish) or PPT came to the rescue like last week popping ES up to sky high first(bearish).

:cool:
 
NQ bounces off RTH hourly trendline support in the ETH session (2135) (8/23 and 9/5 points).

In other words, the uptrend from August 8/23 in the RTH is still holding for NDX, the leader of equity markets.
 
Quote from Lawrence Chan:

New low for last week - checked

1130 for Sep - checked

Let's see if ES is willing to tag its gap below first (bullish) or PPT came to the rescue like last week popping ES up to sky high first(bearish).

:cool:




2 open gaps above to attract the flight of the ES dove.
 
Quote from marceck:

NQ bounces off RTH hourly trendline support in the ETH session (2135) (8/23 and 9/5 points).

In other words, the uptrend from August 8/23 in the RTH is still holding for NDX, the leader of equity markets.

I posted in my weekly comments that NQ's more bullish than the other 2 indices.

But that is because of one stock only - Apple.
 
Quote from Lawrence Chan:

I posted in my weekly comments that NQ's more bullish than the other 2 indices.

But that is because of one stock only - Apple.

And AMZN, and NFLX, and ARMH, and BRCM and GOOG and biotechs etc...all on rotation at one time or another. Furthermore, AAPL has been reduced in weight for NDX. But who cares, since AAPL IS pretty much the market.
NDX has always led, up or down because NDX is risk appetite, with high beta.

The entire smart phone space is in NDX. Pretty much the entire renewables/alternative energy space is there as well as biotechs.

In other words, anything hot in equities is in the top 100 of the Nasdaq. Trading ES without charting NQ is not a consistent strategy.
 
Quote from volente_00:

2 open gaps above to attract the flight of the ES dove.

Upto euro. If it pauses here at 1.36 area and even drift up to 1.38 to 1.39 area, ES can blast to 60 area easy.

The problem is the euro chart is in complete melt down mode, exactly like 2008. First stop around 1.3 may not even hold because last time euro dived 2000 pips before finding support. At 1.3 it dropped "only" 1000 pips from the break down level, so it may not be enough to stop the selloff.

I prefer daytrade ES during RTH in an environemnt like this.
 
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I prefer daytrade ES during RTH in an environemnt like this.

I agree especially today, an event in the after hours with low liquidity can wipe you out in a millisecond.
 
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