Quote from Lamont_C:
At this point, it may be wise to look at the bigger picture, particularly major S in the ES at 1250, and 11000 in the YM.
It's also worth noting that the number of new lows in the NYSE has been declining since last Wednesday (not so with the Naz).
Quote from 4re:
That is why I have not responded to Saico as of now. I also think we are going to be looking farther out. The last chart I uploaded was the daily chart. Man it does not look good for the bulls right now. I think tomorrows trade is going to take some thinking. I see some very good possibilities though. I may have to wait until we get a little closer to open in the morning. That also sheds some light one things a lot of times.
Quote from Lamont_C:
Based on the intraday volume picture, there wasn't much buying interest at the end of the day, so a big bounce may not be in the picture. On the other hand, a continuation after a day like today isn't a lock, either. So, "never be in a hurry to do something stupid".
Quote from JimmyJam:
Did ET just do a "brain freeze" or what?
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Lamont_C
Overtrading is definitely something that "I" have to look at and be aware of. It's just that I believe the market offers many opportunities to make profitable trades on an intra-day basis (this MAY or MAYNOT be true). If it's a criticism, I think it's a good one and I'll definitely take it to heart (kinda like tell'in a baller, "pick your shots") when he's (or she) is making poor shoot selection.
Lamont_C
Yeah, I ditched the MAs when I realized that by looking left I could find previous defined points of Support/Resistance (so far, working like a charm). But I use Quotetracker, and it only backfills for 10 trading days, which is why yesterday I couldn't find the bottom (oh yeah, and also, there's wasn't one, you had to go back to the previous year!).
BTW, K-Rock around?, I hope he's getting some of this action!
4re
You appear to be using multi-day probability. (If you have a method that delivers 75 to 80 percent of the time on any given day, and the method doesn't deliver one day, the following day it has a higher probability - 100+ percent - of delivering.)
Is that correct?
What does your records/backtesting show?
If so, this is the first time that I've heard of it, and it sounds like a very powerful concept ...
Best,
Jimmy
Quote from 4re:
I'm looking at a variety of charts and we could see a larger sell-off before a bottom. The number of shorts and people going to cash in their mutual funds is now increasing. It has been over the last three trading days. We are only very oversold on short term levels and on the medium term levels. If we do have a large sell-off tomorrow, medium term charts will become oversold also, and should provide a base to shoot higher. On occasion oversold levels extend, but there is a lot of fuel on the short side and in money markets for a melt-up to continue. The large institutions will want to keep the market low to accumulate more stock at a lower price before buying the market higher. This would mean a couple more days of churning at this level.
I got this from a guy on Raging Bull that is very good at calling the markets. Though you guys might like it.