ES Journal - 2019/2020

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  1. vanzandt

    vanzandt

    Well make no mistake, we're going lower. It'll be creep,creep, bam. Followed by a large up-spike. Followed by more downward bias.
     
    #11511     Sep 10, 2019
  2. Conflicting perception of the guys... Fibonacci is as good as astrology in analysis, if that's what these guys are using then they are neither super analytical nor academic... no wonder you saw some wildly wrong forecasts

    Every grate trader of our times, at least the successful ones, always say "keep it simple"
     
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    #11512     Sep 10, 2019
  3. Overnight

    Overnight

    Oh nos! Will we ever go up again, or is this the bear market that started in (what was it, March 2019 that is being declared), which nobody saw last year from October to December 2018, but turned out to be a fluke? WHoopsie daisy! Yes, I think the best time to buy an equity index would be when the VX reading goes to 2.

    I LIKE my call!
     
    #11513     Sep 10, 2019
  4. vanzandt

    vanzandt

    Um... not that it matters, but meager a gander at the second chart I presented in this post. https://elitetrader.com/et/threads/es-journal-2019-2020.328086/page-1143#post-4921870
    I didn't mention it, no one probably noticed it.... but those lines, you can only see the one, had been sitting there for a few weeks. The -61.8 line. 2988
    That turned out to be pretty much exact. Just sayin. Might have been luck. Magic pencil. Who knows.

    Edit, here ya go. I have not touched a thing on this particular chart in weeks. 8/5 to be exact. That big red candle is when I set it.

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    #11514     Sep 10, 2019
  5. Who else on here uses Fibonacci to trade?

    I'm not knocking the guy... was brilliand and super intelligent to notice the repeating sequence in nature, but really, apply nature's algoes to the stock market? I should point out that 90% of female traders use Fibonacci extensions, and, statistics say, females, on average, have a better win rate, so who knows? caution v testosterone-induced risky behaviour or Fibonacci?
     
    #11515     Sep 11, 2019
  6. kellys

    kellys

    Here is example of what news flow does to the market.
    US-China news, again. This has been going on for quite some time now.
    The move higher was clean through resistance/offers sitting around 2980.50

    I'm not sure you realise this tenny, but news can create sentiment, either good or bad. You can lean on this sentiment for hours, sometimes days.
    I don't know about you, but I much rather know why prices a punching in a set direction (particularly if there is a reason) than just sitting there watching and not really knowing why.

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    #11516     Sep 11, 2019
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  7. Little bit more, So here we are about to set another all time high......and whats the FOMC going to do, cut rates again. Powell is terrified of Trump and will kowtao to him.
     
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    #11517     Sep 11, 2019
  8. speedo

    speedo

    I found the study of EW very interesting and really enjoyed the Prechter-Frost book. The problem with EW is it contains the need to be exact in wave counts and fib constraints. Fractal geometry was developed to approximate a mathematical description of an irregular surface. Price development exhibits such irregular behavior and does not lend itself to exact mathematical descriptions.
     
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    #11518     Sep 11, 2019
  9. speedo

    speedo

    Nice creep mode trender today.
     
    #11519     Sep 11, 2019
  10. All of the "alternate" counts really got to me. There was always a second version of the next move.....so 50-50 at best for a good prediction. And the counts could change daily....making it a full-time job just to keep up with the changes.
     
    #11520     Sep 11, 2019
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