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I agree, no more high today. Tell me something, Cobra! Why do not you use the continuous trading data for the SPX500. The overnight movement sometimes help to interpret things. Just like today. At least for me. Your charts are full with gaps, missing data. Please, do not argue with the low volume.Cobra wrote:ok, indeed more push up just in time I finish the lunch. now if I may make a wild guess, there're chances that the day's high is in. just a guess. if I'm right, i'd explain why otherwise, I'd pretend that I didn't say anything.
I assume you mean ES?gabor wrote:I agree, no more high today. Tell me something, Cobra! Why do not you use the continuous trading data for the SPX500. The overnight movement sometimes help to interpret things. Just like today. At least for me. Your charts are full with gaps, missing data. Please, do not argue with the low volume.Cobra wrote:ok, indeed more push up just in time I finish the lunch. now if I may make a wild guess, there're chances that the day's high is in. just a guess. if I'm right, i'd explain why otherwise, I'd pretend that I didn't say anything.
talking about hourly, i just add something to my arsenalagnosia wrote:you gotta admit in the bulls favor if you look at the hourly on the /es it looks like a few mini inverted head and shoulders ... next neckline is at 1350 where we could have a breakout???
Yes, you did, you were right. My question was purely technical.Cobra wrote: I assume you mean ES?
if you stay here long you'll know my story and you'd be shocked that I could work in such a bad condition. anyway, the answer for you now is I cannot read the global ES now but didn't I clearly say in the morning that according to Global ES, we should see more push up?
I ment SPX. I do not know what ES or global ES stands for. Seriously. I am very bad at abbreviations. I hope I know the differnce. Daily candlestiks look different, because, the open and the close time is different. Right?Cobra wrote: However if you mean SPX. then the answer is no, you shouldn't use SPX because for certain tech reason, the SPX open price is always wrong and so all the NYSE related indices therefore if you want to read candlestick, then never should you use SPX directly. Lots of people don't know this subtle differences!!!
yoku your charts are a bit hard to read . could you make them a bit bigger next time u upload them? which indicator are u using? i like to keep it simple with rsi, macd and williams A/D.yoku wrote:
talking about hourly, i just add something to my arsenal
to me it is bearish div, and osc peaked.