Posted by frtaylor on 21st of Jun 2021 at 09:41 am
So would this morning's price action, i.e., opens up, then drops
down and then turns back up @ 4173.40 @ 9:35 not be considered a
"red to green move?" Still not quite clear on what qualifies.
red to green move is a gap down or immediate sell off from the
open then price bottoms maybe 30 min an hr into it and reverses
hard to go back positive. Today futures were up 20, SPX is up 14,
that's not a red move.
in fact if price sells off and goes red - that will be a green
to red move
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So would this morning's price
ES Globex Range 4126.75-4177.50
Posted by frtaylor on 21st of Jun 2021 at 09:41 am
So would this morning's price action, i.e., opens up, then drops down and then turns back up @ 4173.40 @ 9:35 not be considered a "red to green move?" Still not quite clear on what qualifies.
red to green move is
Posted by matt on 21st of Jun 2021 at 09:43 am
red to green move is a gap down or immediate sell off from the open then price bottoms maybe 30 min an hr into it and reverses hard to go back positive. Today futures were up 20, SPX is up 14, that's not a red move.
in fact if price sells off and goes red - that will be a green to red move