Monday, January 18, 2010

Friday, January 15, 2010

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Monday, January 11, 2010

Saturday, January 09, 2010


ES close at 1141.5. Both daily AL and intraday AL target were hit. ES also hit the up line of a likely 5th-wave end-diagonal wedge, and two other bigger wedge TLs. Needless to say, there is a huge resistance here . Indicator wise, STO stays above 80 for 5 days now, and negative divergences are every where.

On Sunday night, watch for any pullback to initiate a gap fill trade. If market pulls back to 1136-37, watch closely for buying activity.
On Monday morning, if market couldn't hold above 1136-1137 due to lacking of buying activity, this bull run is done for certain, as breaking this levels also marks the break down of the end-diagonal channel.

Watch DoubleMA signal for initiate spy option trade.





Friday, January 08, 2010

Thursday, January 07, 2010

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2009 ES Gap Fill Summary

January 5th, 2010 • FuturesComments Off

Many traders regard the gap fill on the E-mini S&P 500 futures contract (designated on many trading platforms by ticker symbol root ES) as one of the highest probability trades each trading day.

Well, let’s see if the statistics held true in 2009. The gap fill is defined by price action that touches or breaks through the closing price of the previous trading day.

Since many traders regard the 4:00PM Eastern Time close as the gap to be filled, we’ll use the 4:00PM closing time for our analysis. Many trading platforms show the ES closing prices based on the 4:15PM session close, so custom tweaks are required to show the previous trading day’s 4:00PM closing price.

In this analysis, we track the number of trading days the ES filled its gap, or at least touched the 4:00 closing price from the previous trading day. We also observe the hourly time slot the ES first fills its gap on gap fill days.

Traders often regard the half gap fill as an even higher probability trade. The half gap is defined as half the distance between the opening price at 9:30AM Eastern Time and the previous trading day’s 4:00PM closing price.

No surprise here: Further analysis of the ES reveals that the half gap fill was truly a higher probability trade in 2009.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMERS
Of course, past performance and 2009 statistics are no guarantee for future results. And, 60-80% probabilities do not necessarily reflect optimal trade entry and exit execution points. Finally, not every trading day affords a gap fill or half gap fill that is worth taking. Traders must ask themselves whether the remaining distance to the gap or half gap is worth the risk:reward ratio involved from the point of entry and stop loss levels. Often, ES gap fill trade setups occur in premarket globex trading hours, before the 9:30AM opening bell. Trades always require discretion and should never be placed blindly. However, astute traders keep these things in mind as they observe what many regard as one of the highest probability ES trades.

FUTURE ANALYSIS
We can continue our study of ES gap fills by considering 4:15PM closing prices, the average number of points for trades placed precisely at 9:30AM market open, option expiration day Fridays, etc. Perhaps we’ll revisit a few of these in the near future.

Tuesday, January 05, 2010

Market indicators summary 1/6/10

Vix,vix/vnx: oversold, vix/vnx turnup
US$/Euro: oversold, little room for down
TLT: oversold
GLD: oversold/turnup
NYSI: up
NYMO: peak
NYAD:
NYHL: peak
EW:
Fib tgt: 1136/1138

Market indicators summary 1/5/10
Vix,vix/vnx: little room to go down
US$/Euro: still has some room to go down
TLT: oversold
GLD: oversold/tick up
NYSI: up
NYMO: up
NYAD: peaked
NYHL: overbought
EW:



Thursday, December 31, 2009




The last half hour sell-off may imply people are nerves about an anticipated pullback for the new year, and they want to get out of the market right before entering 2010. The sell-off could very well mark the end of the run-up, and the beginning of a down swing. However, Es is near some support levels and has already bounced quite a bit after hour. Watch for the 1115 level, see if the sell-off will continue from there. As both MACD and STO give sell signal, to play it Buy spy Feb put 110 into market strength if there is any strength on Monday.



On daily charts, the C wave run-up for all major indice may have been already finished.


The inter-market indicators, eventually all point to the same down direction for uncle Sam.





For ES trade, look for short entry around 1115 and long around 1108 Sunday night and Monday morning.

Friday, December 25, 2009

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Saturday, December 12, 2009

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Wednesday, December 09, 2009

Tuesday, December 08, 2009