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When almost all major Asian market indices closed higher on Monday's session again (as it was already the case on Thursday's and Friday's session), probabilities and odds were again (the third day in a row) tilt in favor of a positive bias for the U
When almost all major Asian market indices closed higher on Friday's session again (as it was already the case on Thursday's session), probabilities and odds were again significantly tilt in favor of a bullish bias for the US major market indices (s
When almost all major Asian market indices closed higher on Thursday's session, probabilities and odds were significantly tilt in favor of a bullish bias for the US major market indices on their Thursday session as well (see my Twitter Update at 07:4
With ES (E-MINI S&P 500) up +15.50/+1.75% after Intel's profit and sales blew past Wall Street's forecasts, it doesn't make sense to publish a posting based on those setups which were triggered on Tuesday's close. Posting will resume after Wedn
Contrary to what historical probabilities and odds suggested concerning the probable magnitude of change on the open, the high, the low, the close and the close versus open on those sessions immediatley preceding the 4th of July holiday (since 1990,
On Friday almost all Asian markets which I regularly follow closed at least modestly, partly significantly higher. Japan's Nikkei 225 closed up +0.83%, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index closed up +1.78%, Sydney's ASX All Ordinaries Index closed up +1.25%,
On Wednesday all Asian markets closed at least modestly, partly significantly higher. Japan's Nikkei 225 closed up +0.43%, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index closed up +2.02%, Sydney's ASX All Ordinaries Index closed up +0.24%, Korea's KOSPI Index closed up