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I use the non-expiring CFD of S&P index. It's similar to SPX but with longer trading hours like ES. It captures all the overnight action and out-of-hours trading but it doesn't expire like ES contracts.
thank you for sharing your insights -- you have a gift. Appreciate the NatGas updates in particular. Glad to see you are recovering -- wish you the best!
Are you using a different scale/log to Stockcharts, the upper blue down trendline on SPX seems not correct, nice channels, thanks...
ReplyDeleteI use the non-expiring CFD of S&P index. It's similar to SPX but with longer trading hours like ES. It captures all the overnight action and out-of-hours trading but it doesn't expire like ES contracts.
ReplyDeleteI find using restricted NY trading hours to chart SPX more accurate, try it and see the advantages, your channels are generally excellent...
ReplyDeleteSPX is not traceable so I need something that I can put my entries. Nevertheless, I'm sure they are all useful in their own way. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteSorry I meant tradeable.
ReplyDeleteThank u for your excellent work and clear explanations. The FTSE 100 did not pass the 6900 yesterday. Where did you get the ftse graph from
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing your insights -- you have a gift. Appreciate the NatGas updates in particular.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you are recovering -- wish you the best!
Thanks for the compliment. I will try and post a natgas update tonight.
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