We're still using the same chart. Our predicted range for the Nasdaq 100 Futures has been holding since last Monday ( 6/12 ) and, as you can see, it's been following our 5% Rule™ perfectly, which is why we were able to call the shorts for our Members in our Live Chat Room at the open, saying : "2,450 still a good short on /ES , of course and 5,780 on /NQ and we even hit 1,420 on /TF again. Dow is unprecedented at 21,450+ but below that line will confirm a move lower for the day ." This stuff isn't that hard folks, it's been the same range for 2 weeks and we play it until it breaks. Notice how if we go long with tight stops at the red line and go short with tight stops at the green lines, we don't get burned too badly but we have several occasions where we make a nice sum of money. This morning the Nasdaq ( /NQ ) hit the 5,720 line and that was good for one-day gains of $1,200 per contract along with S&P ( /ES ) 2,430, which gained $1,000 per contract , Russell 1,396 was good for gains of $120 per contract and Dow 21,400, which was up $250 per contract . That's a nice way to start the week and we needed the money to double down on our, so far, wrong-way bet on Oil ($44.50, now $43.50) and Gasoline ($1.42, flat), which we discussed in Monday's Morning Report . As we expected, the contract rollover caused a sell-off though, if you listen to the TV analysts, you'd think oil was going to $20. We see the holiday just around the corner AND, much more importantly, Saudi Arabia is taking the state oil company, Saudi Aramco, public and they are trying to get a $2 TRILLION valuation and the logic I laid out for our Members was: Analysts are chasing all the sheeple out at the lows, methinks – then the Banksters can run in and BUYBUYBUY and take oil up $5 and make their quarter off of one trade. Don't forget Aramco IPO is coming and every $5 …
We're still using the same chart.
Our predicted range for the Nasdaq 100 Futures has been holding since last Monday (6/12) and, as you can see, it's been following our 5% Rule™ perfectly, which is why we were able to call the shorts for our Members in our Live Chat Room at the open, saying:
"2,450 still a good short on /ES, of course and 5,780 on /NQ and we even hit 1,420 on /TF again. Dow is unprecedented at 21,450+ but below that line will confirm a move lower for the day."
This stuff isn't that hard folks, it's been the same range for 2 weeks and we play it until it breaks. Notice how if we go long with tight stops at the red line and go short with tight stops at the green lines, we don't get burned too badly but we have several occasions where we make a nice sum of money. This morning the Nasdaq (/NQ) hit the 5,720 line and that was good for one-day gains of $1,200 per contract along with S&P (/ES) 2,430, which gained $1,000 per contract, Russell 1,396 was good for gains of $120 per contract and Dow 21,400, which was up $250 per contract.
That's a nice way to start the week and we needed the money to double down on our, so far, wrong-way bet on Oil ($44.50, now $43.50) and Gasoline ($1.42, flat), which we discussed in Monday's Morning Report. As we expected, the contract rollover caused a sell-off though, if you listen to the TV analysts, you'd think oil was going to $20. We see the holiday just around the corner AND, much more importantly, Saudi Arabia is taking the state oil company, Saudi Aramco, public and they are trying to get a $2 TRILLION valuation and the logic I laid out for our Members was:
Analysts are chasing all the sheeple out at the lows, methinks – then the Banksters can run in and BUYBUYBUY and take oil up $5 and make their quarter off of one trade. Don't forget Aramco IPO is coming and every $5
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