Not to mention AEHR and ALGM holding up pretty well, to mention a couple of other A stocks in that space.

ACLS showing surprising strength near recent highs. Possible breakout over 80. Also beaten down ACMR advanced past its 50 DMA today in a down market. So semi equipment is showing good signs going forward.

My favorite A stocks - AEHR keeps trudging higher, APPS working it's way back towards its post-earnings high, AXON nice recovery today.

Speaking of the A's, what's with all of the A stocks? AU, AUGG, AMC, AMD, AMGN, ANF, APA, ASML. Are we ready to move on to B yet?

Annoyance of the day - it seems like I can no longer type just SPX or COMPQ in stockcharts.comwithout the $ in front. Anybody else notice that?

I stopped out in the high 94's, thankfully. Never had enough of a gain for me to take it.

Part of my challenge today is deciding which stocks on my shorts list are still shorts and which are now longs. Two of my failed shorts looked like good long candidates a couple of days ago - EXAS and U. Unfortunately I didn't jump on either of them at the time. I entered EXAS on the morning pullback today. Hopefully there is more upside. 

I have also not been happy with how ETHE has been tracking Etherium. Seems like it should be up more today. This is also a Grayscale instrument.

So the pop in FNGU today is really more about the China stocks than the FANG stocks. 

By the way, after many trades in FNGU and FNGD, I finally looked at what they are composed of. If you don't know already, they are equally weighted between AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL, META, NFLX, MSFT, NVDA, BABA, BIDU and TSLA.

FANG stocks outperforming for a change.

RCL in a 2 week consolidation.

I was stopped out of AMC yesterday for a small gain, so my fishing expedition done for now.

Not everybody's cup of tea I'm sure, but HKD has started to have a pretty tight oscillation around the $18 level, while associated stock AMTD is doing the same around $2 after a reverse split to save it from falling below $1. AMTD is supposedly reporting earnings on 11/30, which could be catalyst for a move in either direction. HKD has a hair trigger, so could well follow AMTD.

Can you explain a little more about the logic of the Hi Mid Low? It is not as clear to me as the other reversion to mean systems as it does not seem to want to trigger at fully extended levels, but only after some retracement.

Seeing I needed some short exposure as a hedge for my longs, the best individual stock I came across was WOLF. I shorted after it had already broken by a few dollars, so no big gain yet, but it looks like it could head back towards its lows.

I had a limit buy order on BOIL and it actually gapped below. Turned out to be a good entry point.

I would love to have it for a basket of stocks. But I'm not sure about the extra cost.

I like your logic, James, although from an aesthetic point of view, I understand where Matt is coming from too. Why don't you compromise and go with DTS?

OK, I see.