Mr. B here... It must be Friday.
Last week's post had a bullish flavor. This weeks will be a little bearish.
We are just approaching my lowest target area and look where NYMO is.
We have to see where it closes today, but a pullback toward the zero line would be normal.
As long as NYMO stays positive, there should be a bullish undercurrent.
However, a NYMO high like this is usually followed by a price pullback or consolidation.
As we have been chopping and consolidating much of this week, I am not sure what to expect.
Perhaps we get closure of one open gap followed by something unpleasant before proceeding higher targets, but I don't know.
Let's see what happens.
Another observation I made this week is that my upper Keltner band has made lower lows and is definitively downward facing.
In bull markets, my upper band gets regular tags and the lower one gets a rare tag. Vice versa in bear markets.
My last tag on the upper keltner was July 2014! Four lower band punches since then.
So, the message is that while there are some lofty possible targets out there, tough resistance is now below the major highs and falling.
Bummer.
I am long from last week.
I hedged going into FOMC. It was a great idea, but I mangled the exit in the chop and spilled a lot of the juice.
If NYMO closes up at these highs today, I will be focused on shorter time frame setups to hedge or even short next week.
Bias is to hedge but with Vol up here going both ways may be attractive. The goal will be not to outsmart myself... which probably advises to do nothing or go flat.
So, all options on the table...

Just clueless as usual I guess...