Archive for ‘emini charts’

ES Emini Contract Trading for Wednesday

By , 16 September, 2009, No Comment

The Decision Bar software kept me long through some early morning pullbacks, and I was happy to oblige. I considered adding to my positions on some pullbacks, but decided against it. Only had one other notable trade for a 12 tick gain. Interesting day to trade.

Notice how the market never really decided to advance, in a decisive manner, past R2

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ES Emini Daily Trading for Monday

By , 15 September, 2009, 1 Comment

There was a good bit of news driving the market today, and, at times, the traders had a hard to trying to make out just what the news meant. But then Ben got on the blower and said not to worry, things are just fine, end of recession. I’m wondering if all of those people out of work were thinking the same thing. I doubt it.

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ES Emini: An Enjoyable Day Trading Futures

By , 10 September, 2009, 1 Comment

Today was one of those days that was very enjoyable to trade. The price action stayed above the 89 period SMA so I did not take a short trade all day, and even passed on what appeared to be a pretty good one later in the afternoon. I really just wanted to concentrate on staying in the trend, which turned out to be a pretty good str

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ES Emini for Thursday

By , 10 September, 2009, No Comment
ESU9
For 09/10/2009
How To Use
Symbol R1 R2 Pivot S1 S2
ESU9 1039.58 1046.67 1029.17 1022.08 1011.67

Fed and other important announcements

Jobless Claims
[Report][djStar]8:30 AM ET

Dennis Lockhart Speaks
12:30 PM ET
Tim Geithner Speaks
1:00 PM ET

Donald Kohn Speaks
4:15 PM ET

Money Supply
[Bullet4:30 PM ET
All sorts of stuff today that has the potential to move the market a bit, could be an interesting day with some significant movement, depending upon the nature of the announcements.

ES Emini: Tuesday Sept. 8

By , 8 September, 2009, No Comment

Nothing of overriding consequence is scheduled to be announced today, but that doesn’t mean the potential of interesting trading is excluded, as the market wrestles with just where we are in this recession. Several economists announced last week that the recession was over when we had some good numbers on manufacturing. I am a bit skeptical of these predictions, and would prefer to see some successive numbers of increased manufacturing capacity before I would call the recession quits.

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