Quote from slimpickingsfor:
Hi Maverick
I had just recently bought The Logical Trader
and was wondering what time frame you use to get the weekly and monthly opening ranges?
I'm talking Crude Oil .
On the daily I'm using 730am - 815am CST (45 Minutes)
My thought for OR for weekly would be to take 45 x 5 days=225 minutes
and for monthly put at 900 minutes averaging a 4 weeks per month
Thanks for all your insight and postings
Slim
Quote from slimpickingsfor:
Anybody Trading Crude Oil
Feedback welcome?
Quote from Maverick74:
We have gone over this a few times on the thread. There really are no set levels. Every trader on here is using different time frames and different A levels. Most of us form fit them to the type of trading we are trying to do. I know that's not the answer you are looking for but we have discussed it a lot and that is pretty much what we agree on. LOL.
Welcome to the thread.
Quote from slimpickingsfor:
Anybody Trading Crude Oil
Feedback welcome?
Quote from Shanb:
So vol keeps getting sucked out of this market!
I posted that pic a couple weeks ago showing the close below 20 in vix, since then we have had a steady trend. Hell, the vix has been declining on just about everyday regardless of the action including today. Yea we had a short week, but I noticed this happening before this week and mentioned it in the thread.
What does everyone think about this?
Quote from Quon:
It's interesting because we've been talking about this, and there seems to be a H&S there, and it seems to me like last Friday was our confirmation day. So to me, it feels like this, along with the gap hold in the SPY, (despite yesterday's weakness and tough report) and those number lines, gives you reason to be bullish. That said, who the heck knows?
A nice tell would be if we were able to test and hold the weekly A down this week. If that were to happen, I think we'd have our answer.
Also, earnings in the banks very soon. JPM puts up a good number and it could be a catalyst. While people aren't expecting much out of earnings, it's interesting to note the strength of the small caps and U.S. names. Many companies have already lowered guidance, so that can help us move with beats.