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    Billy,
    I knew I'd feel stupid after getting the answer.
    Thanks,
    P


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    Pablo,
    For IWM,
    Total selling pressure is the total resistance clusters weights: 15 + 13 = 28
    Total buying pressure is the total support clusters strength: 22 + 3 = 25
    Billy

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    GDX testing Yearly pivot once again

    Successfull Breakout would be confrmed above the first cluster or at daily R3 =
    55.53. But R3 has also a 95% probability of being the high for the day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy View Post
    Successfull Breakout would be confrmed above the first cluster or at daily R3 =
    55.53. But R3 has also a 95% probability of being the high for the day.
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    Billy, does GDX need to close above R3 (55.53) for confirmation, or just get there intraday?

    At some point, I would be interested in hearing your views on the significance of closing vs intraday breaches/breakout of support/resistance, e.g. last week we saw the IWM trade above and below intraday the key IWM levels of QPP (81.80) and 50 dma (82.11); we always resolved and closed above the key marks, so I take closing to be much more important than intraday - is that correct? and, if so, when do we have to give into the intraday breaches/breakouts? the next daily pivot level?

    Thanks,

    Shawn

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    Quote Originally Posted by shawn_molodow View Post
    Billy, does GDX need to close above R3 (55.53) for confirmation, or just get there intraday?

    At some point, I would be interested in hearing your views on the significance of closing vs intraday breaches/breakout of support/resistance, e.g. last week we saw the IWM trade above and below intraday the key IWM levels of QPP (81.80) and 50 dma (82.11); we always resolved and closed above the key marks, so I take closing to be much more important than intraday - is that correct? and, if so, when do we have to give into the intraday breaches/breakouts? the next daily pivot level?

    Thanks,

    Shawn
    Hello Shawn,

    Since the robot is an EOD system, we should focus on a close above daily R3. That would put the WR1, YPP and MPP confluence into a very strong first support cluster for tomorrow. Such a support cluster could then act as a springboard for crossing decisively the 50-day moving average tomorrow. A new strong cluster support including the 50 dma could then act as a springboard for breaking above SPP and QPP. Then these would act as a springboard for crossing the 200 dma and so on.

    This is how market makers are planning their books, but in GDX case, market makers are seldom the main force. So far today they clearly shorted the gap up into the YPP resistance. We know it was them selling because retail traders don't care about YPP.

    In intraday discretionary trading, if you have a bullish market direction bias and want to buy on strength and breakouts, you would buy at daily R3 (55.53) with a stop buy order and a stop at the first daily level below the resistance or just below daily R2 (54.89) today.
    Billy

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    What is the book that you recommend on pivots? bz

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    Pivots book

    The "system" is not nearly as advanced as Billy's, but it is a good overview/introduction:

    http://www.amazon.com/Forex-Conquere.../dp/0470097795

    Forex Conquered: High Probability Systems and Strategies for Active Traders (Wiley Trading) [Hardcover]
    John L. Person

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    Thank You.

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