SPX dropping away from R1

BAC new recent highs, 159% vol

CLS testing the midpoint and getting a bounce off the 200ma. Tracking 496% vol. 3.5% to 9ema

ACIW breaking the wedge on the 60min

trailed out my last piece as it reversed back below the 9    

Steve -- yep that is a beauty. I missed another chance at it as it pulled back on the 5 min to test the daily 9ema (orange) which was giving clear resistance yesterday

GALT trying for some follow thru up 3.9% on 150% avg vol

6.30 was the candle midpoint trigger

yellow line is my trailing stop

Vibrating around the 20.62 midpoint. If it steps off the diving board at the recent lows it has 4.3% to the 9ema and almost 18% to the 20ma. 14 RSI divergence on the 60min.

just hit the 9ema

may be losing the 9ema and rolling over. Nice pick

BAC cup and handle breakout on weekly. Tracking 193% avg vol today

Thanks Matt. Interesting to see the 6.30 midpoint (light blue) acting as support on this 5 min chart. Darker blue below is the 200ma daily and orange above is the 9ema daily.

Steve -- thx for the feedback. Looks like there's a slight divergence on the 60 min RSI5?Would you not "count" it because it's not more obvious? Clearer higher swing on my StrategyDesk chart for some reason.

GALT hit it's 6.30 midpoint trigger. Tracking 372% avg vol. 14.6% to 9ema

DDD lost the midpoint of today's candle (82.78)

8.2% to 9ema

Steve & Matt -- what would you think about going back to the well short on LGFif it breaks your line again (or maybe the 11/14 low)? I like the 50ma rollover above

As a possible source to check out I've been happy with the computer and monitors I got here

COP coming back after drop which may have been due to Buffett selling some

Matt -- Great having the section of "Steve's tutorial trades" as part of the newsletter. Having just done the tutorial I'm now trying to watch and track them in real time so that's appreciated.

BTW I thought Olivia's market comments were spot on -- must be in the blood   

Looks good on your 60 if you get a move confirmed by volume and the Force index