As well $NDX had neither a daily lower low or a lower close. Yet.If you're looking at the daily candles, which show the overnight action, then the low from June didn't break. That low is about 11070, and the low for overnight today is 11141.
As well $NDX had neither a daily lower low or a lower close. Yet.If you're looking at the daily candles, which show the overnight action, then the low from June didn't break. That low is about 11070, and the low for overnight today is 11141.
This might explain it. Sierra Charts gives me the option to do all sorts of stuff with contract roll-overs including making adjustments. I prefer to just keep it simply and use the current contract and rollover on the day with the highest volume.I use continuous for charting and TA purposes.
This might explain it. Sierra Charts gives me the option to do all sorts of stuff with contract roll-overs including making adjustments. I prefer to just keep it simply and use the current contract and rollover on the day with the highest volume.
Good call, again. Thanks to some help from the UK Exchequer.Yes, I've been wrong before. But I have this feeling. Oversold feeling. Tomorrow we go North. Just getting this out there for all to see. BANK ON IT.
That is what I do. Continuous almost always are back-adjusted to make them "fit".This might explain it. Sierra Charts gives me the option to do all sorts of stuff with contract roll-overs including making adjustments. I prefer to just keep it simply and use the current contract and rollover on the day with the highest volume.

NQU22 actual unadjusted low for June 16th is 11068.50Have the weekly low 11143.75 and overnight low 11141.50. I use continuous for charting and TA purposes.
NQU22 actual unadjusted low for June 16th is 11068.50
I like to see a new daily closing high or at least a new higher high and then follow through before the bull word is used, and even then it is a bull move in a bear trend still.Can go back and look at this to compare. I've just never noticed it effecting my TA. Doesn't mean it hasn't of course. Even though it's an adjusted number, we still made a new relative adjusted low, so starting to regain that is bullish either way (we haven't actually regained it yet on weekly TF though, but just the start of it can cause short covering).
Obviously I am not very well versed in this, but will do more research.
I like to see a new daily closing high or at least a new higher high and then follow through before the bull word is used, and even then it is a bull move in a bear trend still.
A bottom, or vice versa a top, is not a bottom/top until it is confirmed.