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ES Quantitative Analysis

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Before beginning our ES Quantitative Analysis for today, let us address the issue of the coupon code kindly mentioned by Tim in this post.

The coupon code was valid for a set number of users, when that number was reached the coupon stopped working.

However, you can still sign up using the following workaround: click on this link, you will land on RL’s sign up page. Select the product called “SOH Offers”. This is a temporary special offer created exclusively for SOH readers. You will get exactly the same product and price described by Tim in his post, but no coupon code is required. (more…)

ES Quantitative Analysis

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In the last few days you should have seen quite well how to use the Odds Comparators in action. Here is a brief re-cap: when the odds for a LONG trade become good (see image below, black arrows pointing at the end of red candles), we enter LONG trades. Then on the following bounce, we let the market exhaust its push and when the odds are good we go SHORT again.

If the odds are not good we do nothing, we wait for good odds. (more…)

ES Quantitative Analysis – Mini Post

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Hi, today we are unfortunately able to post the entire analysis, but here is a brief mini post with one screenshot and some comments:

– the index yesterday tanked and reached price levels with good odds to go LONG: if you went LONG and there is a bounce today you will be profitable

– if the index goes lower today the price levels/odds from yesterday’s post are still valid

– we think there may be more downside after the bounce, so here below is a screenshot with price levels and odds, to show you where you can go SHORT again on the bounce: (more…)