TradeApe

For ppl who asked for it. Indicators used: 1) Volume profile 2) Regression 3) VWAP

Oil's trying to beat Elon Musk to Mars at the moment! Regression is very bullish and we smashed through 50.00 on Friday. Friday's point of control sits at 50.20 and the VWAP closed at 50.10...and of course the round 50.00 is quite an important psychological level. Going into Monday, I'm hoping to catch an entry long somewhere around 50.00 to 50.20. A break of ...

Last week we bounced off the 2350 level, with the SP500 seemingly having found a bit of a temporary bottom. Going into next week, we'll find out whether this bottom is "real" or just the result of a bit of profit taking. Regression is now bullish, so overall, my bias is slightly more bullish than bearish. Having said that, we just crossed into bullish territory ...

Oil's been a real cliff-diver recently coming down from almost 55 to 47.50 without much of a pullback. Having said that, as predicted in last week's oil outlook (linked below), it wasn't a great week for oil traders...the range mentioned was just as crappy as expected. Overall bias is still short with a bearish regression. BUT, not by much. A clear break of ...

As regression indicates, overall sentiment is still more bearish than bullish. Having said that, it seems like price is trying to find a bit of a bottom. I'd prefer hopping in short at a pullback and will keep an eye on price action at 2350 and 2368ish. Should 2350 break strongly to the upside, I might be tempted to take a shorter term trade up towards the next ...

Not a hugely exciting week, but the overall trend is still more bullish than bearish. For me, the line in the sand is at around 1233.8 with a last backstop at around 1228. Above I'm looking for long entries mostly. Possible entry levels I watch are 1233.8, 1241.5, and 1248. Having said that, a strong rejection at 1248-1250 would also make me consider a quick ...

Not all that phazed about the interest rate hike it seems. Regression is still bullish for now even if it isn't by all that much. A break of 2382 to the upside would be quite a bullish sign for me. If we stay below 2375 I favor shorts but will pay close attention to what price action does around 2368 and 2362. Obviously any real drop below 2362 would be really ...

Well hello gold :D Lots of people expected gold to drop further after the interest rate hike, but...nope. If you remember, I hinted at a gold up move at the start of last week (idea linked below). Regression is still bullish and so far we haven't really had much of a pullback after the jump up. I prefer longs above 1223 and would consider long entries around ...

Fairly uneventful week for oil. Regression is overall still bearish and bulls definitely have to punch through 49.65-50.00 to stand any chance at a longer up move. The top of Friday's value area is at 49.00, so if price breaks through that level early next week I might enter a long...but I'll also pay close attention to what price does around 49.65 just above. ...

After weeks of record gains, the S&P500 is showing cracks in its armor. Will it manage to race up in attempt to reach prior record tops? I am considering shorts if 2365 breaks or if price bounces off 2372 or 2375 to the downside. It has already bounced off 2375 on Friday, so a clean break through it to the upside next week would be a bullish sign (at least ...

Clearly OPEC's plan is totally working out for them :D Long story short, oil fell off a cliff last week and bullish momentum seems nonexistent. I will be short below 48.60. Potential long entry if price breaks through 49.75 (and 50 for confirmation ofc) to the upside and STAYS THERE. I might also attempt a long entry if price somehow ends up bouncing off 48.60 ...

Friday saw us break through regression resistance that has held a few days. Having said that, overall regression is still solidly bearish, so this pullback might be short-lived. I will consider entries at 1204.5 and 1198. If price breaks through 1204.5 to the upside, I will attempt a long. I will do the same if price bounces off 1198 to the upside. I will go ...

Showing value areas this time...helpful to spot intraday breakouts.

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Latest chart setup...used on M1.

Minor change...added LITS (line in the sand lines) to mark up key levels on the regression indicator...manually. I do that on M5 and then fine tune entries on M1 leaving those M5 LITS in place. M5 = decide overall daily trend direction M1 - fine tune entries (TV won't let me post M5 charts.)

Just an updated chart setup as some ppl asked...