SPX if the symmetry plays out, then 3,895.75 is the next gap area to fill on deck, right under that low 3,900s area. Aligns with that 38.2 fib as well. 

I guess we can say 3,852.97 gap filled. Technically, the high was 3,852.39 though. Nice job "Oz" or whoever is behind the curtain.   

The downside gap didn't fill, it got to 3,809.56, the complete fill is 3,808.10. 

Exactly what I was looking at premarket when SPXS was in lower $23s. You had that scenario charted last night with a quicker move lower off that abcde 12345 flat or whatever it is called   

When that 3,790s held, looked good. Was super fast though, either set for it, or not. 

Glad to hear it worked out! I played it too. 

Thanks, glad to hear it worked out! 

SPX will open a new gap on the cash market at 3,808.10. There are also other gaps on the downside at 3,783.22, 3,748.57, and 3,583.07

Gaps on the upside start at 3,852.97, 3,895.75, and 3,995.32. 

All the best today in whatever strategy you are using. 

Exactly, I ignore all of it other than my personal plan. I'm betting this conversation helped someone or more than one person today and that is a good thing. 

This is the information that needs to be clear for me and is actionable aka "the takeaway":

the move should be a STRONG MOVE - not some consolidation move. " these are areas where you look to place a trade with a tighter stop"

Some may miss the point for planning purposes if it isn't stated like this. I know I did when I was newer to trading. I can still miss it if I'm not focused on where the market is and how my plan responds to that. Lots of distractions out here. 

Sounds like the market will either be up or down today. I bet one of those is right   

This is the part that I always crack up at, nobody knows until it happens. All these guys on tv saying this, saying that, looking right one day, and/ or wrong another. Sometimes both on the same day. Totally worthless. 

The only thing that matters is someone's personal plan in order that they don't get whipped by the noise. Staying focused on my plan. 

3,783s and 3,748 your gap numbers if it goes that way 

3,583 is down there too 

There are gaps above as well starting with 3,852s

Continuing to take advantage as well on the TBills. 

The loud, extreme forecasts for markets on both sides are just that. The answer is in the middle, no blast, no crash for markets. 

it really depends on someone's definition of those though. I don't think 3,200 or 4,300 is a crash or blast for markets re:SPX 

Shows how day to day this electronic world as become. All noise 

AGG Bonds continue to be a reasonable place to be for an allocation, particularly on any weakness. I put a post out when they were wildly oversold near the recent bottom a few months back.

Even with that issue, it is still the best performing part of the business. Great growth. Hard isolating these things with such a large diverse business in the day to day. They are fine long term though. I believe it is over a 5% dividend at these prices as well. 

WBA Good one to keep on watch if you are an individual stock person. Getting oversold. In between the bottom two pivots currently on multi month views. 

https://schrts.co/qtxEWMUb

looks like a 2.67% dividend yield at current prices

Should work if markets hold up unless there is some odd news or item out there to be considered. That is always the rub on individual stocks for me. 

SPX unless something changes by the open, there is a new gap above now at 3,852.97 on the cash market, yesterday's close price. 

Good to see the Fed sticking to the plan and the market pricing things in. We likely have one more woosh down this year (keeping that 9 year ema on watch and longer term fibs). There will continue to be opportunities on both sides of the trade. Great for traders. Risk/reward

I've used hedges into resistance areas and taken profits on them as things have range traded, it has made it much easier to stay long with my other shares. I am still long with the system trade (bear long 2 entries).

Those secrets are well documented: 

https://youtu.be/djMjYgqFrrQ

Haha

DIS Walt Disney jumps 4% as Avatar sequel grosses $1.48B, on track to pass Top Gun-Seeking Alpha

Great chart 

DIS putting in some nice days, I went full allocation at $85.45, which still isn't a huge part of our portfolio, though nice to see it working. Really wish it wasn't a gap up today so I'll trim and trail now as it rises.