Appears $VVIX went back above 110 again yesterday.  In y'alls opinion is this still a good indication of perhaps some more downward moves next week ?     Thanks

Happy Birthday tomorrow Matt !!!!!!!     Man, I wish I was 50  

$VVIX now at 109.63.   Perhaps at end of day will be re-set at the <110 level.

Matt, take the day off and take care of yourself, and hope you get to feeling better over the weekend.

$VVIX closed at 108.96, up slightly today.   Getting reeeely close to going back over 110.

This is fantastic Matt !!!!!!        Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just checking....haven't seen a post in the last 30 minutes.    Are we still up and running?

Matt, just checking to see if the ES Breakout System went long today.    Thanks !!!!!!!

Yes, wishing you a Happy Birthday Steve, and may you have many more.

Was just curious if it looked like any of the System trades might be closing ?    Thanks !!!!

Matt, regarding the systems, would any be looking at a 3rd entry, or do we need to drop considerably more ?     Thanks

Seriously Matt, Thanks for all the great work You and Steve do with analyzing the charts and providing such incredible insight for all of us !!!!!!!!

Ha !!!!!    I'm short two NQZ21's and wondering if it will go lower.   Matt, do you have a couple more charts you can put out there...ha!!!!!!!      Thanks !!!

Don't guess there was some news at the close which caused the Nasdaq to drop 160 or so points ?

Matt, is it looking like the DIA McClellan System will take another long today?   Sure seems extremely oversold at this point.          Thanks !!!

Matt, would the Dow McClellan System be looking to take a 2nd entry soon.   If I recall these trade system types are relatively short?     Thanks !!

$VVIX closed barely below 110.    Perhaps back up to crossover tomorrow, or do we need a larger pullback below the 110 first ?

Regarding futures in the U.S., under current law, gains are called Section 1256 gains which means 60% of the gain is taxed at the individual's long-term capital gains rate (usually 15%) and 40% is taxed at the short-term capital gains rate (which is the same as the individual's ordinary income tax rate....same rate as wages, interest income, etc.).    The holding period is, like Matt says, irrelevant. 

Ok, Thanks

Just a quick question:   What does the "NYUD" indicator tell ?    Thanks !!!