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It was a non-trading day as there was essentially no market action. NYSE volume at 1.08 billion was the lowest of the year, while the SPX, which closed at 1065.22, +0.1%, had a daily range of just 5.5

Did You Catch The Expanding Volatility Reversal?

Yesterday’s market action ended with positive price, but it traded like the word had gone out to hold it up. After the gap down opening, price went sideways until the afternoon trend up until 1:00 p.m

Emotion = Expanded Volatility = Reversals

The SPX and Dow made it four up days in succession into month’s end from the price zone and short-term oversold condition. The SPX held the 200-day EMA of 1094.57

Trading The Primary Components Of The SPDR

The SPX made its third higher close at 1100.43, or +0.5%. The intraday high was 1103.71 vs. the 20-day EMA at 1104.85 and the 50-day EMA at 1113.36. NYSE volume was okay a

These Strategies Caught Both Trends

The market action was famine, then feast yesterday, but was very trader-friendly. There was certainly enough going on with end of the month, oil prices and the very negative Iraq bombings. This was mixed

Price Zone + Strategy = Profit

The SPY closed at 108.75 on Monday, right at its 12-month EMA of 108.78. The short-term condition is oversold with the 4 MA of the volume ratio 27 and 4 MA of the advances minus declines -1

Stop Following The Herd

The market action ranged out from 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET, with the SPX trading from 1085 – 1079, the QQQ 34.07 – 33.78, and the SMH 31.60 – 31.20. These ranges

Same First Hour Strategies At Any Level

The market action turned south after the 10:15 a.m. -10:20 a.m. ET bar highs for the SPY and DIA. The QQQs hit their highs on the opening bar, and as you know, all three were marked