DISH looking for continuation play on short side if breaks the downside, weakness display is prefered. {image}
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DISH no longer considered for short play, it broke to the upside instead, would have been solid attempt to long since it was momemntum move into supply, but wasnt tracking the supply with alert.
IVAC wasnt tracking level 2 order flow, so not exactly sure but it is case that bid is more consistent with progression, so playing this one on long side. {image}
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IVAC bid stack long sold for 1 R gain and the rest break even. There is just not enough interest, no point sticking in it.
{quote} RPXC is turning into one insanely long bid stack. Either way there will be a squeeze likely in last hour of market trading.
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RPXC sold long at break even, shorted once the bid gave up and also sold short as there wasnt enough market orders to put the pressure on. Exluding the commissions, a break even overall.
IAC tracking for more weakness to be displayed on bounce and then to short the break. Heavy bearish momentum ahead of it so likely continuation play to deliver down side.
IAC tracking for more weakness to be displayed on bounce and then to short the break. Heavy bearish momentum ahead of it so likely continuation play to deliver down side. {image}
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IAC short sold for break even (some gains on initial position out-scaling). Taking defensive approach on continuation plays is always and the only way to go.
80% patterns traded here are market makers patterns thus one should understand that to be positioned at correct side of order flow at least half of trades should go straight into traders direction without any significant DD.
FRED again baking the day for the rescue. Shorts covered for 4 R gains. Following the consistency of asset behaviour and expecting the repetition is a probable tactic.
(binned per thread starter's request) Market bottom rotation trad
