ES Journal Archive (2011)

[Lawrence Chan]

Quote from tomahawk:

EUR rejected @ the Wed. pop high. Could be significant if it holds.

One time intervention in currencies seldom hold up and going back to where it started is normal.

The problem is that we do not know if they have a 2nd punch in place waiting when euro dropped to a specific price level.

 

[Lawrence Chan]

Quote from volente_00:

have 71-72 as a max high before 50 point drop




Apex's advice only was good for 9.9% run up in ES this week


:eek:

Miss him =)

 

[tortoise]

Quote from volente_00:

have 71-72 as a max high before 50 point drop




Apex's advice only was good for 9.9% run up in ES this week


:eek:

but that's based on open interest distribution right? central bankers are more powerful than chicago market makers

 

[tortoise]

Quote from tortoise:

but that's based on open interest distribution right? central bankers are more powerful than chicago market makers

short 1260

 

[macho grande]

Hi traders!

Who's apex?

 

[HedgeItYourself]

Quote from volente_00:

have 71-72 as a max high before 50 point drop




Apex's advice only was good for 9.9% run up in ES this week


:eek:

The numbers were, at best, in-line with expectations. If they can manage to gap this up and drive it all the way to the 70s, well, I'll tip my hat to them.

 

[tortoise]

Quote from tortoise:

short 1260

out 1257 cuz i'm bored

 

[JoshDance]

Quote from HedgeItYourself:

The numbers were, at best, in-line with expectations. If they can manage to gap this up and drive it all the way to the 70s, well, I'll tip my hat to them.

NFP was pretty in-line, but unemployment was 8.6 -- best number in over 2 years and quite a difference from expected 9s again... if they need a reason maybe that's it.

 

[Visaria]

I would agree josh, but the market didn't seem to care too much.

 

[JoshDance]

Quote from Visaria:

I would agree josh, but the market didn't seem to care too much.

Good point.