Quote from satchel:
1188 first exit, first short. weekly R1, and 618 fibo.
I do not see a gap is the Globex ES on October 7, 2011 on my charts. The only recent gap on the Globex ES I see is the November 18 gap down which has not been filled.Quote from HedgeItYourself:
ES is currently 10 points above its Sunday evening open and close to 30 points above Friday's close. Gaps of this magnitude generally do not fill right away. Moreover, it has yet to fill the gap open left from October 7th--not sure whether or not that fits your definition of "recently"--but the apparent double-rejection of price at that level can reasonably be considered significant.
Quote from JoshDance:
Why? can you post a chart? Don't see anything on my profile of much significance there.
I do not see a gap is the Globex ES on October 7, 2011 on my charts. The only recent gap on the Globex ES I see is the November 18 gap down which has not been filled.Quote from HedgeItYourself:
ES is currently 10 points above its Sunday evening open and close to 30 points above Friday's close. Gaps of this magnitude generally do not fill right away. Moreover, it has yet to fill the gap open left from October 7th--not sure whether or not that fits your definition of "recently"--but the apparent double-rejection of price at that level can reasonably be considered significant.
Quote from JoshDance:
Why? can you post a chart? Don't see anything on my profile of much significance there.

Quote from tortoise:
96.25 is the midpoint of the opening five-minute bar from 11/21. Take a look at an RTH chart and note how the reaction off that level on the 21st and 22nd played a decisive role in the unfolding story of last week's p.a.
If we clear 96.25, I'll look for the gap from the previous Friday to be filled. If THAT gets filled, well...better not get too far ahead of myself here.
Having said that, what would be REALLY funny is if the p.a. from 11/21-11/25 turns out to be one big island reversal.![]()
