ES Journal - 2019/2020

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Buy1Sell2, Dec 19, 2018.

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  1. Spooz Top 2

    Spooz Top 2

    Trades Outside Yesterday HI/Lo
    Inside Day Trades inside Yest Hi /Lo
     
    #28031     Aug 14, 2020
  2. Flat @ 59 for + 8.

    It looked good for a while.

    Still finding a bid here, so might re-enter long. More cautious to the short side today.
     
    #28032     Aug 14, 2020
  3. Probably not going to pick a bottom on this one, though.

    Should be more than enough juice above 3366 if we get there.
     
    #28033     Aug 14, 2020
  4. Cessna06P

    Cessna06P

    OK understood. Thanks guys. I learn alot here.
     
    #28034     Aug 14, 2020
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  5. Looks good for 85 + today if we can take out 67,50 with some conviction here.

    But the 'danger' below isn't over yet.
     
    #28035     Aug 14, 2020
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  6. Not sure your calculation is correct here. On wednesday the 4% odds are valid for inside days on thursday and friday. But now thursday is a fact I think the odds for today are the same as for any other day. Rolling 6 two times in a row is 1 chance out of 36. But after throwing a six the odds for the second dice are 1 out of 6.
     
    #28036     Aug 14, 2020
  7. Ok. :)

    I don't compare dice throwing with the markets, though.
     
    #28037     Aug 14, 2020
  8. It's an interesting topic actually whether you can or not compare. If you say you cannot compare since market is fundamentally different, then why calculate the odds in the first place?
     
    #28038     Aug 14, 2020
  9. So, you're saying the markets are as random as a dice throw?

    I say they're not.

    And I say there's a relationship between what happened yesterday or the days before and what's happening today.

    So, when I mention the odds of 2 Inside Days in a row I'm not computing it as they're independent outcomes.
     
    #28039     Aug 14, 2020
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  10. I understand what you mean but the consequence of that is that the raw odds for all statistics are worthless and you should define all odds in relation to the previous days or whatever you want to take into account. So the 4% would also depend on what happened earlier this week and as such is useless on its own.

    As I said: interesting topic and a lot more complex than one would think initially.
     
    #28040     Aug 14, 2020
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