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September Nat Gas

After the close recap on 8/11/10: My resistance was 4.370, just .006 from the actual high, and my pivot acted as support and was 4.243 FG, only .014 from the actual low

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I said "Bracket line is resistance. Bears target bracket line support".

September Nat Gas for 8/11/10:

Minor uptrend line supports coupled with the uptrend line, so the signal for another down day has less probability than it would if the market was in a neutral place on the chart instead of at support.

In my daily Nat Gas numbers on Monday; my pivot acted as resistance and was .026 from the actual high; my support was .033 from the actual low.      

Natural Gas: Spot on numbers. I want to continue to trade without bias risking .040 using a stop to protect.

Results for 8/10/10 were:

Soybeans: My resistance was .00 1/2 from the actual high; my support was .01 from the actual low.

Corn:    My resistance was .01 from the actual high; my support was .01 from the actual low. 

Crude Oil: My resistance was .26 from the actual high; my support was .37 from the actual low.

S&P:    My resistance was 3.75 from the actual high; my support was 8.25 from the actual low. 

Gold:     My resistance was $3.60 from the actual high; my support was $3.80 from the actual low. 

Euro:    My resistance was .14 from the actual high; my support was .19 from the actual low. 

Bonds: My resistance was 8 from the actual high; my support was 5 from the actual low. 

Nat. Gas: My resistance was .026 from the actual high; my support was .033 from the actual low.   

Cattle:  My resistance was .32 from the actual high; my support was .12 from the actual low. 

September Nat Gas for 8/10/10:

Natural Gas: Spot on support but not helpful resistance. No surprise here as noted in my chart comments since the bears recaptured the bracket line which now acts as resistance. We are approaching the bracket line support now and that I would not press if I were short. This sideways channel was in place since mid March. I could see the market going to the bracket line support, but since it has dropped so much in the last 5 days, I think a corrective day is in order (perfect for turnaround Tuesday). I would trade the numbers without bias today and risk .040 on a stop to protect the trade idea.

September Nat Gas for 8/9/10:

New Subscribers: Keep in mind that these are day trading numbers. They are equally to be used for swing trading and longer term trading time frames on the day I want to enter or exit my position. The charts are to be used for overall trade location looking for areas of price discovery of support and resistance levels. When the market does go to the charts longer term support or resistance levels such as bracket lines or longer term trend lines, I use my numbers on that day to enter or exit my position. The numbers do not tell you what to do, you are in control of that, but they will give you a framework to try and buy or sell at the best price for that day. For me it gives me a strategy and the best way I have found to discover the best price for entering or exiting my trade ideas.

If I have the exact numbers for the actual high and low of the day 12 hours in advance, the question has always been, how do I trade it? That is what I best describe in my numbers explanation. Any intuitiveness or nuances I trade, I would keep a journal to see if it is worthwhile overriding my plan. I rarely go against my explanation

Natural Gas: Spot on support off .004 and resistance was off only .012. My idea to trade without bias allowed selling the market when at bracket line resistance and risking .35 on a buy stop that was never close to being triggered. Today I want to trade without bias risking .040 on any trade idea.

September Nat Gas for 8/8/10:

Natural Gas: Spot on resistance and helpful support. Bracket line was violated and acts as resistance now, bears are in control. I have no bias and would risk only .35 on a trade idea.

September Nat Gas for 8/5/10:

Natural Gas: Helpful numbers. I still say "Trading without bias works well when the numbers are spot on. Since we are at bracket line support today, I only want to take the buy signals and not risk more than .35 on the trade idea". Only difference for Thursday is I want to trade without bias using the numbers.

Results for 8/4/10 were:

Soybeans: My resistance was .06 from the actual high; my support was .05 3/4 from the actual low.

Corn:    My resistance was .01 1/2 from the actual high; my support was .01 1/2 from the actual low. 

Crude Oil: My resistance was .27 from the actual high; my support was .52 from the actual low.

S&P:    My resistance was 3.50 from the actual high; my support was 2.25 from the actual low. 

Gold:     My resistance was $0.90 from the actual high; my support was $1.50 from the actual low. 

Euro:    My resistance was .05 from the actual high; my support was .17 from the actual low. 

Bonds: My resistance was 3 from the actual high; my support was 6 from the actual low. 

Nat. Gas: My resistance was .061 from the actual high; my support was .057 from the actual low.   

Cattle:  My resistance was .15 from the actual high; my support was .12 from the actual low. 

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