ES: Feels to me we should go for that ES 1998 target by end of today as bulls have been sticksaving at the hourly bull train moving averages for the past couple sessions. Shakefests = you snooze you lose.
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uempel wrote:Checking the ellipses on the 1 min SPX. Time signal for 3:00 p.m. today
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Not very familiar with ellipses; are there supposed to be any price targets around 3pm?
The 3:00 p.m. signal is only a time signal. Suggests that SPX is going to move either up or down. Mostly these signals work beautifully, but sometimes the index hardly moves The direction of the move is not evident from the ellipses. To find the direction you'll have to work with some kind of momentum indicator. If you don't have any - ask Al_Dente, he's the specialist on this board.
Last but not least: the horizontal lines on my chart are support/resistance lines. And the ellipses too - the shell of the ellipse - point out support/resistance
uempel wrote:Checking the ellipses on the 1 min SPX. Time signal for 3:00 p.m. today
jh.png
Not very familiar with ellipses; are there supposed to be any price targets around 3pm?
The 3:00 p.m. signal is only a time signal. Suggests that SPX is going to move either up or down. Mostly these signals work beautifully, but sometimes the index hardly moves The direction of the move is not evident from the ellipses. To find the direction you'll have to work with some kind of momentum indicator. If you don't have any - ask Al_Dente, he's the specialist on this board.
Last but not least: the horizontal lines on my chart are support/resistance lines. And the ellipses too - the shell of the ellipse - point out support/resistance
Mr. BachNut wrote:Been seeing a bunch of stuff on the web concerning the high NYMO, so I thought I would put in my two cents.
NYMO is in an up cycle and it has reached a potential turn zone.
Price could turn for a swing down at any time.
However, as long as NYMO stays positive, a price turn can also be deferred. (Last October's rally for example.)
So, a turn may be imminent... or not.
If price does continue to climb, though, a negative NYMO divergence should manifest.
What can be particularly useful is that the high price on the day of the NYMO cycle high becomes a benchmark.
No matter how much higher price goes, it is highly probable that it will be at or below the benchmark when NYMO reaches the low of the next down cycle.
Simply put, short setups have an edge above the benchmark price.
So, I'll be stalking short in the days ahead due to NYMO, but I'll use price based signals to put me in the trade.