Came off sharply today at the open. Can you tell if we failed a Monthly/Qtr A Up or something? Thanks Mav.
Traded up to the monthly A up within a half a penny and failed.
Came off sharply today at the open. Can you tell if we failed a Monthly/Qtr A Up or something? Thanks Mav.
Amazing! Thanks.Traded up to the monthly A up within a half a penny and failed.
I have also classified a new trading idea. This has been discussed here so its not really new but I have coined the term (in my own model) called an ADR Up/Dn or failed ADR Up/Dn. These work very well intra-day when market runs up or down right at or before open, at a very steep slope without giving anyone any chance of getting a good entry. Then stops on a dime exactly a few ticks around the ADR and does a complete reversal. Many times to the other ADR but usually at least to the other end of the OR. The earlier and the faster this move up or down is, the better the chances of an ADR failure. The later we get to the ADR the more the chances that we will blow past it or consolidate and close between the A level and the ADR which makes the trading the next day in the same direction a good bet because you can go home with a portion of your position still on, anticipating a continuation and also any pullbacks overnight would be defended at the ADn or AUp level.
Mav,
What is the opening range for Yearly A levels? Do you use first month of the year?
Hey Mav, dont want to derail your thread, but i was curious, how have you been making out in this environment? This last 8 months has been the toughest trading of my career.

ny one group of assets. I'm more of a macro trader. If I had to daytrade these markets every day I would go insane. I just don't think there is that much edge given the amount of noise you have to put up with. Are you only doing equities?

Anybody on here trade TUT?
I thought the treasuries move over Greece was a bit overdone so decided to watch this spread today. Quoted '015-'020 during the early European session, now at '027-'032.
If I understand that correctly, it reflects a steepening of the curve. Not sure if that much movement is typical, with spreads I half expect to put them on and forget about them.