Bouncing UP into our Emini Fib Grid Sept 14

Volatility is back!  We’re seeing another bounce up from the 2,110 level to our short-term Fibonacci Level.

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

Here’s a reference guide of how to use and trade from these morning updates.

Be sure to reference the previous update for additional information for the larger Fibonacci Grid targets.

The 2,105/2,110 level is the 38.2% Fibonacci Retracement of the larger rally and so far, it’s holding as support.

Today – like yesterday – we’re going to focus on 2,128 and trade the departure from this level.

We’re resting here right now – we’re bullish for a continued bounce above 2,130 or bearish beneath.

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2 Comments

  1. Thanks for the levels Corey! Volatility sure came back in a flash the last week or so. Will be very curious to see which way it resolves.
    Thanks again!

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