Retests of Prior Highs/Lows Provide Excellent Trading Opportunities
When the market, any market, makes a new high or low and pulls back from that level, it creates the potential for a failure. The attached ES chart from Monday, December 8th provides us with multiple examples.
We like to see a minimum of 3 to 5 bars between retests so some white space is created. The retest is seldom to the tick, but should be in reasonable proximity. If the level holds, the bar that created the retest, or the succeeding bar, should close opposite the direction of the retest.
This powerful strategy typically creates multiple opportunities each trading day.
When the market, any market, makes a new high or low and pulls back from that level, it creates the potential for a failure. The attached ES chart from Monday, December 8th provides us with multiple examples.
We like to see a minimum of 3 to 5 bars between retests so some white space is created. The retest is seldom to the tick, but should be in reasonable proximity. If the level holds, the bar that created the retest, or the succeeding bar, should close opposite the direction of the retest.
This powerful strategy typically creates multiple opportunities each trading day.