Emini Bounces Between our Fibs Again March 14

Bycjrosen

We’re still seeing range action between our key short-term Fibonacci Levels in the Emini @ES.

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

The gap-down this morning collapsed price away from the 2,370 level back toward the 38.2% level at 2,352.

At the moment, we’re seeing an initial intraday rally/reversal higher away from this key pivot for a second time.

Focus on these levels as you trade today’s session ahead of Wednesday’s big Fed Day.

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