I see the term used a bunch, how exactly are the pivot points derived?
I see the term used a bunch, how exactly are the pivot points derived?
I see the term used a bunch, how exactly are the pivot points derived?
I think $340.60 is the real test.View attachment 394784
Definitely going to retest 342 in the next hour or so. I think it'll bounce between 347 and 342 for the day.
My only regret on that short was not biting a much larger chunk.
Umm.. I think you're referring to a reversal. That's not a pivot.
This is certainly possible and healthy if we simply have an inside trading day. As long as we don't give up yesterday's lows, we are just fine going sideways for today.View attachment 394784
Definitely going to retest 342 in the next hour or so. I think it'll bounce between 347 and 342 for the day.
I dont usually chart the SPY, but looking at it, I see $416.74 as the line in the sand for support.The official term can reference intraday, but I also tend to use it when referring to technical levels over longer periods of time. Basically finding levels of support / resistance on the Daily timeframe to look for some level of support on the current intraday.
So, QQQ level I cited at ~342.7 , you can see where my crosshairs are. This coincides with a longer period of high daily resistance through a big part of April 2021. (Former resistance becomes support on the way back down). Like most technical analysis, it is not always perfect. But the more the stock comes in and reacts to a level, the stronger it becomes. You can also see how it was clearly reacted to in June of the same year before finally breaking higher.
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Again though, I think big tech is still on the backburner and SPY is dictating support and resist levels for the time being.
Pfft. Next thing you are going to tell me to get rid of my dial-up internet and get some fancy DSL connection.Sanrith Descartes fairly close yes. There's a little bit of support around 420 (hey!) and the next is 415, but failing that is nearly a straight shot down to the 400-403 gap. This is why holding yesterday's low is fairly important today.
Far easier reading these levels if you use big boy charts. Get TradingView man! They give you a month free to play around with it. I swear by it.
Aren't you tired of your mom kicking you off the internet when she picks up the phone!?Pfft. Next thing you are going to tell me to get rid of my dial-up internet and get some fancy DSL connection.
I have a ton of other tools I can add to my charts. I am just a minimalist. I dont day-trade so I tend to take a more longer macro view of the chart.
MSFT historically (about 70% of the time) dumps after earnings. Usually a gap up in the after market and then a dump the next day.AAPL
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People thinking MSFT earnings got leaked but AAPL is clearly supporting the indexes(QQQ) from touching that 342 level.
I am adding these in manually. They give me another level of confidence when buying into any given stock. If the market as a whole is pulling back, but coming into a major support level at the same time a particular stock is pulling into a level, you get a more significant chance of a support bounce. There is market alignment with your trade. Last year, I remember TSLA pulling into its 100D support at the same time that the SPY was pulling into a major level as both were initially selling with volume. That gave me conviction to buy a larger position as both were coming into support at the same time.I have a ton of other tools I can add to my charts. I am just a minimalist. I dont day-trade so I tend to take a more longer macro view of the chart.