S&P Emini

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07/05/2016 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Wednesday, July 7) 8:33 CST live messenger post it was noted that the September S&P (thentrading at approximately $2074) was expected to test $2069 (or lower) later in the session. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P declined and completed the $2069 downside target (today’s session low, $2068.50, so far). This successfully […]

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07/01/2016 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Friday, July 1) 8:35 CST live messenger post it was noted that the September S&P was expected to advance from the then current price of approximately $2091 up to $2096/$97, then $2100/$01. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P advanced to $2096/$97 and went on to complete the $2100/$01 final upside profit

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07/01/2016 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Friday, July 1) Williams edge live meeting it was noted that after completion of the forecast $2100/$01 upside price target, the natural decline would take prices back to $2091/$90. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P declined and completed the $2091/$90 downside price target (swing low, $2091.00). This successfully completes the forecast/trade.

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06/30/2016 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In yesterday’s (Thursday, June 29) 3:02 CST live messenger post (and pro-trading room) it was noted that the September S&P (then trading at approximately $2063) was expected to advance to $2069 into Thursday’s, June 30 early session. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P advanced and early today (Thursday, June 30) completed the $2069

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06/30/2016 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Thursday, June 30) Williams edge live meeting it was noted that any confirmed breakout above $2069 in the September S&P would provide a tradable advance to $2082/$83. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P broke out above $2069 and completed the forecast advance to $2082/$83 (today’s session high, $2085.50, so far). This

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06/29/2016 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Wednesday, June 29) live messenger window 1:43 CST post (and the pro-trading room) it was noted that the September S&P (then trading at approximately $2061) was expected to advance to $2064/$65 into late today/early tomorrow. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P advanced and completed the $2064/$65 upside target (session high, $2064.50).

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06/28/2016 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In Monday’s (June 27) late Williams edge Pro session it was noted that the September S&P was likely to gap open powerfully to the upside and complete both $2016/$17 (initial profit target) then $2025/$26 into today’s (Tuesday, June 28) session. Mondays session closed at $1985.00. 2. Subsequently, today’s session gapped open 25

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06/27/2016 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Monday, June 24) Williams edge Pro session it was noted that new short entry was indicated at $2003 (or higher) for a tradable decline to $1992/$91. The live messenger window also noted that a test/attempt at $1992/$91 was indicated. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P advanced to $2003.75 and reversed lower

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06/27/2016 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Monday, June 27) session it was noted that the September S&P could be sold short upon any break of $1988 for a follow-through decline and test/attempt at $1980/$78. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P broke the $1988 short entry level and in a choppy decline completed the majority of the forecast

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06/24/2016 – S&P Emini

September S&P: 1. In today’s (Friday, June 24) Williams edge Pro room (and later life S&P meeting) it was noted that the September S&P (then trading at $2060) was expected to decline to $2048/$47 and later to $2037/$36 expected to be reached into mid-day or slightly beyond. 2. Subsequently, the September S&P declined and completed

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