cmon who doesn't like a rigged market to the upside? I do admit that a nice fast crash is a good time but if you blink you'll miss it and if you watch the pot boil you might be broke before it comes.
cmon who doesn't like a rigged market to the upside? I do admit that a nice fast crash is a good time but if you blink you'll miss it and if you watch the pot boil you might be broke before it comes.
All of these posters who start a thread with a proclamation and try to time the S&P in terms of a major market reversal are consistently wrong because they are using incorrect timeframe sampling horizons in their analysis. Some of them are also, IMO, over-reliant upon wave count techniques.
The market has clearly accepted these price levels as correct value, and the more time that we spend at these levels the further this gets reinforced. When a market is in a rally trend, I am looking only at the lows. I want to see if the lows can get taken out in successive sessions, and if indeed we are witnessing a series of higher lows.