What you se now in SP500 in horly is fast up slow down. It means a lot of invested money is on the upside. So they will Sell when they believe they will lose....he he
Have they been vested since the start of the move, as in early on during the RTH session? What is the purpose of the 'slow down?' To exit or buy more? Is there a way to tell likely-hood of continuation? Given the timing, does this information help to plan for early morning RTH movement?
So probalu alot od long money is vulenarable now.... Yoy know what that maens do you ? That even SMARTER money can make them move the market.
Hello, just trying to think out loud about what you wrote and recouping with some of the "obvious" things Anyway, it is really nice to see people having their a-ha moments. Maybe I am getting that wrong, but to me it would look like a "A" move, or a "V" move, where the second leg takes more or less the same amount of time (or also faster ?) than it took to go to the local 'top'/'bottom' from the original point. Maybe we can also see this like a candle 'wick'. (though we cannot see how much time it took to create the two legs of the 'wick', we might consider that on shorter timeframes, the amount is more or less the same ?) I read about someone saying so some time ago, so that corroborates ^^ What is certain is that there are some forces out there that go way beyond what most of people would think. (in anything for that matter) May I ask you, with what you see, or your calculation, can you know that there is a high probability that Market will revisit a certain price within a certain period of time ? Example : there is 90% probability that price will become X in the next Y minutes Or is it 'only' a high probability of reversal, without any time windows ? Can you see it "quickly" (once you are used to it) and calculate it using only a 'ruler' ? Or is there some calculations involved that it is easier to create some indicator or calculating routine ? Thank you for creating the thread 030985