Pre-Holiday (Labor Day) trade is anticipated to be relatively quiet…Continued unrest in Middle East will keep most traders/investors from initialing any new positions and existing positions will be pared ahead of long holiday weekend. Key Resistance continues to be 1642 … Continue reading
Yesterday SnP had a short lived recovery bounce which pushed price back to prior day open range 1636 – 39 which was anticipated supply zone. Failed attempt to expand beyond that zone creates today’s resistance marker. IF 1639.00 is penetrated … Continue reading
Yesterday’s “Gap n Go” setup a perfect trend-down day scenario where selling the pullbacks with numerous Premiums Setups got us short with high Reward/Risk “profitunities”. Our Market Top call from 8/2/13 has worked out extremely well with Inverse ETF’s /Put … Continue reading
Yesterday’s rejection from the “Unfair High” zone is exactly what we were looking for short trade opportunity. See Twitter post: https://twitter.com/TradePilotPro/status/371970248376713216/photo/1 Nervousness about Syria’s deteriorating situation pulled markets down sharply and currently in overnight trade ES is down 12 handles to … Continue reading
Looking back at past seven days shows clearly via Volume Profile that price remains within a well defined range with a wide Value Area between 1648 – 1662. The balance point is 1655 (VTMP). Our Trade Strategy remains to sell … Continue reading
During the past five trading sessions price has traded with some wild swings…which has provided some decent opportunities. If you were to view price action from Volume Profile perspective, you’ll notice that distribution of activity has been fairly evenly spread … Continue reading
Yesterday’s market reaction to Fed Minutes was like being on a wild Roller Coaster Ride with no less than three +2 Standard Deviation (SD) moves down..up..and down to settle at low of day. Surely a wild ride for any trader’s … Continue reading
Tuesday’s Trade Strategy called for a “relief rally” of approximately 1%…Actual increase…+0.88%..not to shabby. It’s been said…”You are only as good as your last trade…”…I’m not sure of the author of that saying…but if we can take that as truth…then … Continue reading
S&P Index has been down four (4) consecutive sessions giving up approximately -3%, which can be classified as “normal” pullback. Past pullbacks of this magnitude have resulted in a “relief rally” of about 1%, so conditions are in place for … Continue reading
Selling has picked up momentum past few trading sessions and S&P is now below its 50 dma notching approximately -3% decline…So until price can recapture that average, hold and turn positive…any rally attempt is anticipated to be sold into by … Continue reading