fehro wrote:SPX... soooo close to that gap... "should' get filled.... but RS .. pink line to the upside = invs H&S should we reverse up sharply.. fwiw..
As mentioned before, yesterday was daily large bear bar. So far today is just an inside bar consolidation
for more, aka resting before straight continuation down. Remember yesterday once we broke the 1934 support, the immediate targets were 1900, 1893, 1885, 1865.
The targets are still effective as long as we do not retake 1966.
Stay objective, play it level by level. See charts
fehro wrote:SPX... soooo close to that gap... "should' get filled.... but RS .. pink line to the upside = invs H&S should we reverse up sharply.. fwiw..
dabble long here
not sure.. here in between.. chop till after lunch.. late in the session. sidleline the longs.. still short other position
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SPX .. slipping lower looks like it wants to fill gap.. but also a possible bullish falling wedge.. for the RS, and possible late day pop.. or.. break down to pink traingle
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mm up can be eliminated but we'll have wait to see if bulls can make double bottom.
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Knocking on the door to down at the PP (1918 ES) for the second time this morning. Last bounce from this level only got to VWAP not up to overnight high levels around the R1 pivot.
But Kuroda San has done his job with the Yen back at 120 and the carry trade is no longer threatened. Oil isn't exactly supporting things as several known possible negatives have all happened at once. Longer term these lower energy prices could enable further Asian currency wars or mitigate some of the world pain when the Fed raises rates and strengthens the dollar. Also I can not think the Saudis would blink now that they can see the financial destruction of unconventional North American oil this winter.