Change my vote to 0 to +500.
Yeah, if Israel doesnt look likes it is going bomb Iran directly, good chance of a green close.
Change my vote to 0 to +500.
Like I said ... traders do.Agree, my prefered SIF is NQ. But i do know some part time hobby traders who trade the YM, which is liquid enough to be tradeable.
Actually i never think in percentages myself. I always think in ATR, which is point moves.
The only time i have to think in percentages is when volatility gets wild, have to know where the circuit breakers kick in, limit moves are set at percentage points.
Like I said ... traders do.
Most here on ET are not traders, true traders. You fit that bill.Percentages moves are rarely mentioned by most traders, just look at ET, it is all absolute price levels on the chart. Some talk about fib retracements but thats about it.
Have you tested it on historical data?SPX Monday:
Just looking at the technicals, I have a 70 % chance of a green close on Monday. A smaller gap (+/- 15-20 in this volatility) up or down should indicate a good long around the opening period after the initial zig zagging have settled.
I would fade a larger gap up for a gap fill (but probably still a green close) and with a larger gap down below Friday's range I would think continuation lower.
Overall, for the week ahead, the chances of continuation lower appears to be pretty good with slim chances of taking out the prior week high.
Have you tested it on historical data?
In percentage???.... to the non-trading public.
Traders care about the S&P and Naz 100, but most importantly, in percentages.