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08/10/2017 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Thursday, August 10) 9:21 CST post (and in live trading room) it was noted that any rally off this morning’s early session $2449.00 swing low could be sold short for a subsequent later day test of $2451, or lower. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P advanced to $2456.25 before reversing lower […]

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08/10/2017 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Thursday, August 10) Williams edge live meeting it was noted that the September S&P (then trading at approximately $2453) could be sold short for further expected decline and test of $2445/$44. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P continued lower and completed the $2445/$44 downside target (today’s session low, $2442.75, so far).

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08/10/2017 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Thursday, August 10) 2:22 CST live messenger (and live trading room) it was noted that the September S&P (then trading at approximately $2442) could be sold short for further expected decline to $2437/$36. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P declined further and completed the $2437/$36 downside target (today’s new session low,

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08/09/2017 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In yesterday’s (Tuesday, August 8) 2:34 CST live messenger post (and live trading room) it was noted that the September S&P (then trading at approximately $2472) was expected to decline sharply and complete $2460/$58. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P declined and today (Wednesday, August 9) completed the $2460/$58 downside target (today’s pit

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08/09/2017 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Wednesday, August 9) Williams edge Pro room it was noted that the September S&P could be sold short at $2466 for decline to $2460. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P tested the $2466 level (early session swing high, $2466.50) prompting new short entry. The market quickly reversed lower and completed the

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08/08/2017 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In Fridays (August 4) Williams edge live meeting it was noted that the current sideways September S&P was expected to resolve itself on the upside (especially with a daily close above $2475) with an advance to $2481 and $2486 into Tuesday, August 8 (+/-1 day). 2. Subsequently, the September S&P closed on

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08/07/2017 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Monday, August 7) live messenger window (and live room) it was noted at the session open that today’s early market was expected to test $2476/$77. 2. Subsequently, today’s quiet session initially declined then firmed up and completed the $2476/$77 upside target. This successfully completes the forecast/trade. Will message any further

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08/03/2017 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Thursday, August 3) Williams edge Pro room it was noted that today’s early September S&P was expected to decline and test $2469/$68. 2. Subsequently, today’s early September S&P declined and completed the $2469/$60 downside target (today’s session low, $2468.25) this successfully completes the forecast/trade. Will message any further entry or

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08/02/2017 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Wednesday, August 2) Williams edge Pro room it was noted that failure at $2475 would indicate a tradable decline to $2469/$68, then $2463. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P failed at $2475 and began heading lower. The September S&P completed both the $2469/$68 initial and $2463 final downside targets all expected

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07/31/2017 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Monday, July 31) Williams edge Pro room it was noted that the September S&P should be bought at $2465/$66 for an advance and initial long position exit at $2469/$70. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P declined to a swing low of $2465.25 (initiating new long entry) and then completed the $2469/$70

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