Today (August 4th) gave us yet another powerful example of the “Three Push” Reversal trade in the SPY and @ES futures which was confirmed with a ‘three push’ divergence both in the momentum oscillator and more importantly in the TICK. Let’s take a look.
Today’s price action held a lot of lessons for apt traders – let’s take a look at the SPY (US Market proxy) and the intraday chart to see what quick lessons we can learn from today’s price action – technically a Trend Day Down.
In yet another example of how an intraday low in the SPY (and other major market ETFs) are formed either on distinct momentum or TICK divergences (or both!), the intraday price action of SPY gives us yet another crystal clear example of this trading opportunity. Let’s learn from it.
Each day I write a ‘daily summary’ I call my “Idealized Trades” reports (which will be available for subscription by next week) and I wanted to highlight a few lessons from today’s (June 22, 2009) intraday Type III “Trend Day Down” in the SPY 5-min chart.
I wanted to highlight a key structural point that many traders might have missed when evaluating this morning’s gap in the stock market. Let’s learn a quick lesson on market internals as sources of confirmation.
There were some interesting lessons to learn via the intraday action on May 13, 2009. Let’s see some of them – particularly three TICK divergences and a fractal Elliott Wave pattern on the trend day.
to highlight something interesting I’m seeing in the Market Internals for May 11th in the S&P 500 (SPY). So far on this rangebound day (following a gap-down), the Market Internals (particularly TICK and Breadth) have been biased to the upside.
It’s rare when all of you indicators point in the same direction, but when it does, a powerful trade can open up. I wanted to show you such a trade that just completed in the QQQQ: Real quick, price formed a 5-wave Elliott Wave fractal into the intraday highs, but more importantly, notice it did…
I renamed today “TICK Divergence Tuesday” in honor of the numerous TICK Divergences that gave valid trading signals on April 14th’s intraday trading (in the SPY). Let’s look at these TICK Divergences, two bear-flags, and a 5-wave Elliott Pattern that guided the structure of the day. (Click for full-size chart) The main purpose of this…
I wanted to focus again on today’s intraday report on the simple TICK divergences that gave us powerful trading signals all through the choppy trading of April 7, 2009. Let’s see them up close. To me, a TICK Divergence is far more powerful than a standard oscillator divergence, due to the fact that we are…