Wednesday's session was a mirror opposite of Tuesday... but what else is new? You didn't expect any trend moves to actually confirm, did ya?

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S&P 500 futures opened near the daily pivot point, dribbled upwards a tad and then fired upward in a series of program buys. After that, it was a sideways drift above its R1 value straight into the close.

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Russell 2000 futures were the laggards: chopped below the pivot point in bearish fashion until the broad-market buy programs hit, hence the long green candle from pivot to R1. After that, this symbol coiled tightly before rolling along in serpentine fashion to the end.

Summation
Nothing noteworthy to cover beyond what little is profiled above. Indexes made a move lower on Tuesday before coiling sideways into the close. Yesterday, it was one move higher then hour's worth of coiling into the close. Day traders have ample opportunity to make money. Everyone else is merely biding time and counting paper clips until something directional develops.

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Austin Passamonte is a full-time professional trader who specializes in E-mini stock index futures, equity options and commodity markets.
Mr. Passamonte's trading approach uses proprietary chart patterns found on an intraday basis. Austin trades privately in the Finger Lakes region of New York.