CL Redux

Discussion in 'Journals' started by schizo, Oct 9, 2009.

  1. I just bought .80 and sold it right back.. buyers strong but not willing to push it up just yet apparently.
     
    #26881     Sep 28, 2011
  2. Asterix

    Asterix

    I saw those too. At .40 and then .30 around the 1H channel line.
    But it did not hold after all.
     
    #26882     Sep 28, 2011
  3. Some say the secret is all in the wrist -
    I say it's all in the nap!


    an alert on Ninja woke me up!
     
    #26883     Sep 28, 2011
  4. Despite the buyers not wanting to take it here, this looks like a decent enough bottoming area to me. Wish I had held the .80 at least to here.
     
    #26884     Sep 28, 2011
  5. order to sell 1 at 82.58
     
    #26885     Sep 28, 2011
  6. nice bounce off of L4. i'm guessin that's where the support's gonna be for today, between 81.50-.70. S1 is around 81.54ish.
     
    #26886     Sep 28, 2011
  7. canceled order to sell

    no positions or open orders
     
    #26887     Sep 28, 2011
  8. well, like a hot knife thru a butter. should be an interesting overnight trading.
     
    #26888     Sep 28, 2011
  9. What is L4? Incidentally my daily S1 is 82.00, but that's based on ETH HLC, using settlement as close. I bought 81.80 as that's the weekly pivot and just below weekly vwap, and we got that decent bounce but sellers too cocky.

    By the way DC when you do your fade trades which often work well, are you typically entering on the second push to the level? Like when you longed .46 earlier, are you waiting for some support first and then putting your order in just above that?
     
    #26889     Sep 28, 2011
  10. L4 is a Camarilla pivot point. sometimes camarilla pivots and standard pivots line up closely and can provide decent support but as you saw it wasn't the case today which is actually on the rare side.

    for my fade trades, yes, i try to get some kind of a confirmation. as i mentioned a few weeks ago i use pivot points, fib retracements and harmonic patterns. the trade at .46 was a combination of these.
     
    #26890     Sep 28, 2011