Re: 06/28/2011 Intraday Watering
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 2:27 pm
ok in the home stretch... hope some of you guys bought into this 99% success rate /cl trade 
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Yes... I am looking at this VIX (30 min) which suggests that we might find some support here (MM 2/8). But if we don't, no rush to short SPX !Anaconda wrote:Welcome "home" and join the party... Interesting crossroads we're at. Itchy finger, waiting to pull the trigger on 1295. We may have a little more to go over that, but I feel safe in shorting there.cougar wrote:Hello Cobra, Anaconda, 99er and all Snake People!
I am back and see that you are active and doing great.
Going through some charts and some of the posts here…They are indeed helpful for getting back in the “trading mode”…
99er wrote:cheech: "How does a person "feel" distribution?"
Some one else on this board may know of a technical indicator or two but I think you can "feel" it when prices are consolidating but important indicators (for me, RSI, MACD and Stochastics) indicate an oversold position and prices "should" fall. Generally, there is a rounding pattern involved. If you stare at charts long enough, you'll know what I mean.
Best I can tell seasonality is pretty bullish until next week, so the bulls are way safer than bears for the coming days. Thursday is the only day they have an edge on a closing basis, but recently even the last two trading days of the month have been EXTREMELY bullish.BillyRipken wrote:Once you have done this long enough and you have the full aura of the force around you, you can definitely feel distribution.
Just kidding, I have no idea. Watch the indicators like a hawk and keep in mind that, at least in my experience, most retailers are bearish all the time and as fearful as they can be. Many thought we'd roll over any day between halloween and easter.
Hi 99,
MACD is an indictor for amateurs, in my opinion. I think hedge funds actually use strategies that FADE these indicators because they know lots of retail traders use them. Stay away, use them for reference only, at best just to determine if you should stay in a trade or not.PRI wrote:Hi 99,
Just a question regarding MACD... How high a rating do you give its predictive value? I find that it is coincidence
if it marks a turn exactly. For example, right now it (MACD) looks like the market is weakening and yet the IWM
just hit the highof the day as I am typing. - MACD did the cross on the 15 min chart.
Anyhow, just curious on your opinion if you have the time to respond.
Thanks!
You are absolutely right. But I do feel market all the time, found it more so with age advancing (trading or bio).cheech wrote:How does a person "feel" distribution? Why does the market keep rising even when bearish comments keep being made? As traders one must believe the market can rally too.99er wrote:DaWay: "that green line up there if bull's in control"
The market makers would like everyone to see that line...so they have people to sell to. Caution Bulls.
You can feel the distribution.
Nice. My short is back on.agnosia wrote:ok my /es target has been reached for today's day trade. still keeping a swing on because i think we get to 1313...
sweet ... good luck to you sir. keep stops tight, i think this rally is much more than window dressing now since everyone thinks the greece problem is solved... hopefully the vote won't go throughAnaconda wrote:Nice. My short is back on.agnosia wrote:ok my /es target has been reached for today's day trade. still keeping a swing on because i think we get to 1313...
I don't think the risk/reward is attractive to short at the end of June, not to mention today's market.agnosia wrote:sweet ... good luck to you sir. keep stops tight, i think this rally is much more than window dressing now since everyone thinks the greece problem is solved... hopefully the vote won't go throughAnaconda wrote:Nice. My short is back on.agnosia wrote:ok my /es target has been reached for today's day trade. still keeping a swing on because i think we get to 1313...
Agree, the patterns/price is the way to go.99er wrote:PRI:
I like the MACD histogram but rely on chart patterns to make decisions.
cheech:
I am an amateur.