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Monday's remarkable under-performance of the Nasdaq 100 in comparison to the S&P 500 and the historical negative tendency on the then following session ( see my posting Trading the Odds on Tuesday – October 6, 2009 ) did not prevent the bulls
On Monday's session the market fully complied to the bullish outlook based on those setups which were triggered on Friday's close (e.g. three consecutive closes below the previous session's low, three consecutive lower lows and lower highs, see my
Friday's session marked the sixth occurrence since 01/01/1990 where the ES E-MINI S&P 500 closed lower on the last two sessions of a month and the first two sessions of the then following month as well, the regularly most favorable time frame du
Wednesday's 'fly in the ointment' ( see my posting Trading the Odds on Thursday – October 1, 2009 ) was obviously the prevailing theme on Thursday's session (cit.: A lower open on Thursday's session might be (highly) indicative that the ES E-MINI
On Wednesday’s roller coaster session the ES E-MINI S&P 500 not only complied to historical probabilities and odds which indicated that buying on a lower close (Tuesday's close) immediately following a strong up-day (on Monday's session) is