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Posted by on December 12, 2006, 7:56 am
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Pivot Magic Journal - LITE
Good morning,
One nice thin-line run Monday makes for a
short-and-sweet class today.
Be wary though, today's FOMC Tuesday!!!
Pivot Magic Trading
First rule:
"...Any time you don't know what is happening,
get out!"
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Monday (11 December 2006)
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1 = Now there's what I like! An opening range Anomaly (Overnight,
bottom left
chart and 10-Minute, bottom center left chart) off the Pivot!
Confirming Volume
is strong and steady (middle chart). We're pulled immediately.
A = Second healthy white candle above the Close. Per PMT stop rules,
move
profit-locking stop under the Close.
B = Even the scrawny Bear candle is Bullish! Good sign.
More than two points of Unsecured Profits At Risk. Seek to apply
2-Point Maximimun
Profit Rule. Perhaps invoke Advanced PMT Scalper 3-5 pre-emptive stop
rule and move
profit-locking stop to "free trade" plus a couple of ticks?
Gap! So late in a fragile, thin-line trend, it probably implies
exhaustion rather
than a second wind. Get ready.
C = Large white candle DVS futher implies imminant exhaustion of
Momentum. Think
Pivot Scalp exit rules. Meanwhile, per our stop rules, move
profit-locking stop
under the low of the candle (following a gap, feel free to place it
tighter, under
the open of the candle for example. This IS discretionary trading!).
D = DVS-driven (middle chart, Twin-towers means stall/sag coming), very
long-tailed,
Bear Dragonfly through the R1. If all that raging Price Action energy
made you
hesitate to take the Pivot Scalp exit (and the positive slippage that
went with it
+/-5.0 points), as soon as the Price Action recrossed below the R1 is
an Exit Now.
JUMP! +/- 4.25 points
Not even considering the Reversal option! That lovely Doji Sandwich is
DVS-based
(middle chart) and therefore unlikely to go far.
Volume ebbs as lunchtime begins early. Periodic Bear DVSs don't manage
to push Price
Action far below the R1. Settle back for a long wait through lunchtime
drift for a
clean signal off the R1 (which never came).
E = Interesting TELL. Mid-lunchtime, some Bears sneaked back and
vigorously (middle
chart, Volume burst) tried out a late-afternoon assault on the Pivot
plan.
No, that's not the TELL. I thought it was too. But...
F = One single, lone Bull DVS (middle chart) stopped the incursion
trial cold and
sent Price Action drifting back toward the R1. That's the TELL. The
Bears'
late-afternoon plan won't succeed. If we know that, the BBs surely do!
And thus ends the PMT trading day in the e-mini.
PERSPECTIVE
(Daily, bottom chart)
Though trading was above the lavender line, Price Action didn't
manage to clear the current, slightly elevated, plateau of the
stair-stepping LT trend (green channel lines).
(60-Minute, bottom center right chart)
Looks like the overall droop in the trend displayed last week is
continuing this week.
Let's hope today's FOMC meeting doesn't put the
final nail in the coffin!
REMEMBER: Trade the Tape, Not my Prognostics!
Asher
=] ;-)>
Pivot Magic Trading Course
http://www.TradingThingys.com
Monday's PMT Chart:
Http://www.TradingThingys.com/PMTJ/PivotMagic121106.gif
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