Check out CME's website. Only degenerate gamblers trade tomorrow anyway... What the hell is up with you Americans and holidays by the way? Seems like there's a holiday every week. LOL. Interesting. I use the trading hours template 24 x 7, but if I change to CME US Index Futures ETH I think we're in agreement. It seems like I have one more bar with 24 x 7. I think I checked it a while back on 60 minute charts and there was more data available with 24 x 7 than with the other session template, so I just went with it.
No idea. I'm not a good chartist, but once in a while (like last week) the chart speaks to me. Maybe a false breakout...?
I meant to reply to this comment earlier, but got sidetracked. While it's true that last year was a down year in actuality 51 % of the trading days had the Main Move Up. If we look at the 10 largest ranges for 2023, 6 out of 10 had the Main Move Up. In fact, the 3 largest intraday ranges were all days with the Main Move being Up. What this mean for the intraday trader is that even during a bear market or down trending market you'd still want to trade the long side about 50 % of the time... PS: This number generally hovers around 50 %, but some years it gets closer to 60 %.
We might get a slight pullback for a day or two as we come up to the TRENDLINE (yeah, that trendline). But after that, methinks we should be smooth sailing after that.