Another Day with Same Emini Fibonacci Grid March 31

Bycjrosen

Without any fanfare, the market closes out Q1 2017 within our ongoing Fibonacci Grid.

Here’s today’s updated Emini (@ES) trading levels for your trades:

We’re using the same game plan as yesterday as price trades just beneath our 2,369 highlighted pivot zone.

A rush of buying pressure could trigger a bullish breakout beyond 2,370 so be ready for that.

Otherwise remain neutral/bearish beneath 2,369 within the ongoing Fibonacci Grid.

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