| ESU9 For 09/11/2009 |
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| Symbol | R1 | R2 | Pivot | S1 | S2 | |
| ESU9 | 1048.00 | 1054.25 | 1037.75 | 1031.50 | 1021.25 | |
Fed Announcements and other Announcements
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2:00 PM ET| ESU9 For 09/11/2009 |
How To Use |
| Symbol | R1 | R2 | Pivot | S1 | S2 | |
| ESU9 | 1048.00 | 1054.25 | 1037.75 | 1031.50 | 1021.25 | |
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2:00 PM ETToday 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
| 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 | |
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11:00 AM ETDennis Lockhart Speaks
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Tim Geithner Speaks
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1:00 PM ETDonald Kohn Speaks
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4:30 PM ET| ESU9 For 09/09/2009 |
How To Use |
| Symbol | R1 | R2 | Pivot | S1 | S2 | |
| ESU9 | 1030.58 | 1036.17 | 1021.42 | 1015.83 | 1006.67 | |
Fed and other important economic announcements
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7:45 AM ETCharles Evans Speaks
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1:00 PM ETRichard Fisher Speaks
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2:00 PM ETChart courtesy of AMP Trading, get a free demo account and paper trade.
I decided I need a day off so I didn’t trade today, didn’t even look at a chart during the trading hours. Looks like there were some decent trading opportunities early on and the market then became very congested. In any event, I give you the chart for your own analysis today.
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.
Several nice trades early in the day, with the 9:30 move a very nice trade. The rest of the day the market traded in a narrow range and I probably should have stopped, but I was feeling stubborn, eeked out a few gainers and suffered a few losers.
Chart courtesy of AMP Trading, get a free demo account and paper trade.
You can get a demo account, using Ninja Trader and practice to your hearts content at the above referenced link. You should be able to consistently, say five days in a row, post profits before you start trading a live account. Read some of the archives for my particular trading style, or apply a style you have studied to perfect your trading before you go live.