I mean that a level already tested in globex may still have sufficient liquidity to provide a decent re-action in the RTH session even though its technically not a first test anymore.
My experience has been that triple tests of S/R levels are very common ... I also confess that "liquidity" is not really a concept I myself use to think about the market. I think in terms of demand - are the offers being bought or not. I don't even think of selling too much either, e.g. selling pressure, buyers vs sellers, etc. I simply think in terms of is there demand or not. I have seen some stunning 80 point sell-offs in the NQ intraday where it really wasn't "sellers" liquidating so much as buyers taking a siesta. I'm bullish on the close, BTW. Still long NQ and ES and I've seen nothing to cause me to close them yet other than my normal scale out targets. I've had 7.25 ES stop forever and it has not been touched. 7.25 is + 3 points on my morning entry. NQ is trading above Friday's high. Stop on my NQ 14 long is +25 ticks. Autopilot for me the rest of the session. No new buying, and I won't be shorting.
Decided last night to re-tool a bit based on what you guys shared. Going out for my first crack at 7 ... I doubt it will be a problem. But 18 on Saturday @SPYgrain? In my mind, I can't wait ... we will see how long it takes me to get there. Heading out now and I'll tak to y'all later. @glazier What the hell you going to do tomorrow that will make your result different from today??
Looks like here we go next up leg..agreed - see no reason to think any corrective selloff is imminent..I kept a running journal first couple years - this was fun (marking distance, pace, weather cond, how i felt, how well I breathed, etc..)
You know the drill easy money is made in the night session. Buy the cash close sell the cash open. Odd are in you favor....The US day session during this time of you is a waste of time.