Quote from AMT4SWA:
OK.....put on another level of positions at 754.75 just prior to the globex close. I have all my previous targets set the same for Sunday evenings action......have a great weekend all!![]()
Quote from chuckt101:
AMT, I'm confused by your shorts.
Have held positions from late day Friday at 754.50 and 754.75.....targets have been hit at 747.00 this evening and the next targets are resting at 743.00 and then 738.50 to this pointQuote from AMT4SWA:
OK.....put on another level of positions at 754.75 just prior to the globex close. I have all my previous targets set the same for Sunday evenings action......have a great weekend all!![]()

Correct .....you understand what I am doing.Quote from blueskier:
My guess: He's probably looking back beyond the current contract (he's been following the market down for months), and he also primarily trades in the direction of the major trend (down), mixed with some fundamental analysis that we ain't done going down yet (based on his older posts in other threads). In general, you can trade both sides of the market between S/R levels. AMT said he's not trading as actively now as he used to, and sticking with the major trend.
Quote from AMT4SWA:
Correct .....you understand what I am doing.

Quote from AMT4SWA:
If the delta remains positive during the bounce in price out of a delta zone (which you can watch realtime), then you are just fine. After the bounce, now you also have a known measurement of NET long inventory from that zone.....so if price returns into the zone you can see if that quantified inventory remains (holds) or goes neutral (held Longs bail). You do have a perfect view with the delta as to what this inventory is doing realtime....no lag.
If the inventory you recorded in the new delta zone (lets say 15,000 contracts NET LONG) holds and never goes to zero/neutral, you will see that price will not go through that zone if at a later time price returns to that area and challenges support there.....that simple.