back at it.
S&P (ES) is just over +1 ATR, not really overtly overbought or anything. I don't see any reason why this won't get up to 4450 or so, or higher, this week. I'd be a little bit more cautious if we rally up there. 4490 I would be out of S&P longs and just wait to see what happens. If you're a bear, you want to see a close below 4390 area. If you get that, low 4300s are in play. If you're a bull, you just want to see it keep grinding up, but not too fast. Start to be on guard if we trade below 4410.
I don't know why I feel this way, but I tend to think we're going to get a big move of some sort because of the positive jobs data and what that could mean for tapering and economic support. Removal of fed liquidity will have a short term push down in the market. What it means long term, I don't know. We're about due for one of those mini plunges. They happen every 15-20 trading days.
S&P (ES) is just over +1 ATR, not really overtly overbought or anything. I don't see any reason why this won't get up to 4450 or so, or higher, this week. I'd be a little bit more cautious if we rally up there. 4490 I would be out of S&P longs and just wait to see what happens. If you're a bear, you want to see a close below 4390 area. If you get that, low 4300s are in play. If you're a bull, you just want to see it keep grinding up, but not too fast. Start to be on guard if we trade below 4410.
I don't know why I feel this way, but I tend to think we're going to get a big move of some sort because of the positive jobs data and what that could mean for tapering and economic support. Removal of fed liquidity will have a short term push down in the market. What it means long term, I don't know. We're about due for one of those mini plunges. They happen every 15-20 trading days.
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