ES NQ Futures Trading

Discussion in 'Index Futures' started by Jahajee, Mar 26, 2009.

  1. Tight trading range during the past 2 to 3 weeks not conducive to day trading. This is triple witching expiration week so let's see if there is more volatility and wider range with breakout, up or down.

    Major SPX S/R at 956 and 964-966 above market, and 936-939 and 920-923 below the market.

    Weekly range could be around 966 to 920, but this market will break our soon and if it does so this week then expect either SPX high 1000 or low 880.
     
    #241     Jun 14, 2009
  2. "...Currently we are still on our Sell alert from last Sunday. The
    market has closed pretty much at the same price plus or minus a
    few points for the last 8 days. It's gone nowhere. So we are
    still showing the Sell is valid. Friday was the smallest day and
    lowest volume day of the year. It's really winding up for a
    move. Down OR Up. We don't know, but our pattern suggests to the
    downside. We have no pattern to Buy here, and if it goes up a
    little more, so be it. We don't buy into surges as that usually
    doesn't pay off. We need a pullback of some magnitude before we
    get a buy setup. The adage continues. Do trees grow to the Sky?
    NO they don't and neither will this market.. it will correct to
    our Buy point, so for now we look for correction. If you Look at
    the weekly, monthly chart... this is really not a big deal. The
    trend is still very much down. Look out below, we think.

    The key is, we use tight stops and don't let trades go against
    us much. Use caution and good money management with all our
    alerts...."




    RSofHouston Workshop <trader@rsofhouston.com>
     
    #242     Jun 14, 2009
  3. Gold:

    Our sell alert is working very nicely here and Gold is now
    moving quite a bit lower and is defensive. We are down quite a
    bit since last Sunday's Sell setup. Let's see if this
    accelerates. Our patterns warn we have more to go to the
    downside.

    Crude oil:

    Crude has move a little higher since our last sell alert.
    Within a day or so of our sell alert last week, crude dropped
    almost $3 Per barrel for the day then bounced right back up the
    next day. Our idea is right, just no follow thru. We are off
    our last sell Alert, but looking for another here. We will let
    you know. The market is well above our standard deviation to
    sustain the upmove, But we need our one bar pattern to trigger
    the sell again. We could get it any time. Be on the lookout for
    a correction. Crude has Probably reached a solid intermediate
    topping area. If it does go higher, it will most likely not be
    by much at all.

    T-Bonds (30year):

    A Buy signal has now been generated for Bonds. Be on the lookout
    for an up move from here.

    "RSofHouston Workshop" <trader@rsofhouston.com>
     
    #243     Jun 14, 2009
  4. Close CLQ9 73.37 short at market (71.52)
     
    #244     Jun 15, 2009

  5. Quote from mTrader09:

    entry price of new contract CLQ9 short @ 71.92
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    Holding CLQ9 71.92 short
     
    #245     Jun 15, 2009
  6. Will be shorting NQU9 on any bounce above 1465

    Also waiting on QQQQ & XLF shorts to be triggered
     
    #246     Jun 15, 2009
  7. buy NQU9 @ market (1453.25)
     
    #247     Jun 15, 2009
  8. testing 2-minute scalp system -- stop loss @ 1446.24

    .25
     
    #248     Jun 15, 2009
  9. Quote from mTrader09:

    buy NQU9 @ market (1453.25)



    testing 2-minute scalp system -- stop loss @ 1446.24

    .25

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    buy NQU9 at market (1448.75)



    STOP on ALL at 1442.25
     
    #249     Jun 15, 2009
  10. close CLQ9 short at market (70.33)

    will reshort bounce
     
    #250     Jun 15, 2009