going over the Overnight and morning session looking for clues as to what the market is telling us and how we should be positioning ourselves. always remember we don't want complainers and whiners in our lives. get them out.
Buyers came into the S&P 500 late in the session on Wednesday with the lower opening in Asia. Can buyers return to move prices higher to drive the market back to Wednesday highs and that is the expectation.
going over price action for the day Wednesday April 24th looking for clues to what the market is telling us. trying to put together the entire big picture to form our plan and take the right trades being on the right side of the market.
It sure seems that way. 5126 was the level where buyers would become sellers. It took sellers to become buyers in the first half of the week. Now, I think the market is weakened. Pre-market analysis will be key for trading in the next couple of days. Not a ton of setups today but, just enough to keep the degens going :D
While I left some on the table, I am happy with my wins. In the last week my win percentage is sitting around 90%. I have avoided over-trading and focused on doing things the right way. today, we saw a bunch of setups. Most worked but, some did not. The market has been very technical lately with very little tricks.
The S&P 500 is in the neutral zone trade with a bullish bias. The expectation for Tuesday is for today range trading inside of Monday's range with a higher close.
So many great setups today as I think sellers from last week started buying back into the market. I took a couple of trades today both winners but, there was definitely some money left on the table today. All in all a super technical day.
Going over the morning sEssion looking back for clues to what the market was telling us. dont trade someone else's system. critical that we follow our own plan.
All signs point to a pullback in the market. I think JPM/AMD and some other big names might even be our leading indicator. The only real pullback target I could come up with is a 50% retracement which is fairly common in the market and within trends themselves.
