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My summation signal is down.
My composite trend signal is neutral.
Yesterday's action did little to affect my signals. Price was strong yesterday, but not much else. Price rules though.
We'll see what today brings.
I still have an open to sell based on my summation model (been waiting for a bounce to trade).
I have been at meetings all day and just returned to find post FOMC price approaching where such a trade would have its stop.
So, I may play a bit up here if intra-day action suggests as the tight stop would have me risking very little.
If the stop level gets reached first, I'll just cancel the setup. We'll see.
The action is bullish; the market may have turned on my signal (it is a lagging indicator) and there is more event flow ahead. So, no conviction about odds or outcome.
fib 61.8% mm is possible (too late when I completed my drawing).
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Cobra wrote:pullback too sharp, so still no direction.
Cobra:
Do you have stats on performance the day after FOMC? I have an impression it is down.
Thanks,
no, sorry. Usually when hit new 52-week high on FOMC, all gains will be erased in the following weeks, I remember seeing some statistics about this.
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Know you're not talking to me, but just read a stat from one of Cobra's members on twitter, @ukarlewitz, that FOMC gains usually dissipate within 5 days.
Search his posts, you'll find the chart.
q2model wrote:
Cobra wrote:pullback too sharp, so still no direction.
Cobra:
Do you have stats on performance the day after FOMC? I have an impression it is down.
Xian wrote:Know you're not talking to me, but just read a stat from one of Cobra's members on twitter, @ukarlewitz, that FOMC gains usually dissipate within 5 days.
Search his posts, you'll find the chart.
q2model wrote:
Cobra wrote:pullback too sharp, so still no direction.
Cobra:
Do you have stats on performance the day after FOMC? I have an impression it is down.
Thanks,
will you count gain from yesterday also as FOMC gain?
Xian wrote:Know you're not talking to me, but just read a stat from one of Cobra's members on twitter, @ukarlewitz, that FOMC gains usually dissipate within 5 days.
Search his posts, you'll find the chart.
q2model wrote:
Cobra wrote:pullback too sharp, so still no direction.
Cobra:
Do you have stats on performance the day after FOMC? I have an impression it is down.