also according to my statistics, today's low will be revisited as early as tomorrow. so the very short-term picture is, well, ideally for me, rebound a little to visit today's high then pullback to test the day's low either before the close today or tomorrow.
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I am trying to look at the market the simplest possible way:
1. The ES is below 200 DMA
2. The ES is below 50 DMA
3. The ES 50 DMA is below 200 DMA
4. The ES just touched the 50 DMA from below (this is not very uncommon in a downtrend)
Conclusion: we are most probably in a BEAR market. Trends do not change too frequently, so sell and wait, until a new president will be elected and the market will trust him that he would fix the economy.
rola wrote:Cobra, can you explain wyh are you so bullish today, I do not see such a mood in the market!
Thanks
Don't think his comments were bullish (calling for a revisit of lows). Just think he is playing the patterns and price action that is presenting itself. JMHO.
rola wrote:Cobra, can you explain wyh are you so bullish today, I do not see such a mood in the market!
Thanks
I'm not bullish. I just say statistics a failed morning breakdown should bring us a strong rebound, most likely a strong uptrend day. So far I don't see one, so I just hope the morning high to be revisited and don't forget I also said, statistically, the morning low will be revisited, just don't know if it's today or tomorrow.
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BullTart wrote:As painful as it was, I spent all of last week adding TVIX (long VIX) positions through the rise of the market.
This was done in the anticipation of the 10/80 weekly SMA crossover.
We now have a confirmed cross over on the ES.
I am fully deployed long TVIX as of last Friday.
Now that we have the cross over, I will get the popcorn and watch what Mr. Market will show us, as it has every of 10/80 weekly SMA crossovers in the past 15 years.
Going back to the SP500's inception, with this strategy you would be up 172.62 % on your initial investment, and 54.55% probability of winning trades.
last push down in crude was weak, i covered my short at 85.. i still say crude will at a minimum test the lower end of the broken daily wedge patten near 86.5 before rolling over. crude never goes out without a fight
the next bar is the key, bulls need a follow through to launch a possible rebound as I see small double bottom formed here.
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heavenskrow wrote:
Going back to the SP500's inception, with this strategy you would be up 172.62 % on your initial investment, and 54.55% probability of winning trades.
Thx for sharing
i've played around with the 10 X 80 ma crosses....
and i feel it needs additional indicators to improve it's profitability
the market's goal is to distribute the wealth of many to as few hands as possible
heavenskrow wrote:
Going back to the SP500's inception, with this strategy you would be up 172.62 % on your initial investment, and 54.55% probability of winning trades.
Thx for sharing
i've got some trading software that automaticcally measures the angle of the cross of the 2 moving averages to improve win-rate.
narrow angles during a cross is not good,
this current angle is as good as it can get.
let's see if it makes money....
the market's goal is to distribute the wealth of many to as few hands as possible