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Issue 1,760 – Copyright, 2024, by Wyckoff AM Trader
One of my best friends was working as a broker in the twin towers 23 years ago. He got hungry for a bagel. He worked in the middle of the tower. A friend of his worked across the hall. When they got to bottom of the elevator his friend suggested they go get breakfast. They rarely get breakfast.
It was a slow day and most of the orders were in. So, they did. They walked a few blocks away from the towers. When they got to the door on the breakfast place, they heard a loud sound. They turned around and saw a plane in the building on the floor where they both worked.
Had his friend not joined him he'd had a bagel as would have been sitting back at his desk…
I got back to the hotel late tonight. And wouldn't you know it. My VPN was corrupt and would not open. Seems it wanted to do an up date using my cell phone wireless as I was about. At the hotel, I'm on an unsecured public line. That's about par for 2024. An hour later I get it resolved. Still, it's a good day to be above ground!
IMPRO: Dboy :(9:17:42 AM) : IMPRO : Wyckoff Trader : (9:11:17 AM) : Good morning. Today is SERIES S4H with the spill down
I thought it would be strong but not that strong. I miss my computer at home!
If you look at the daily, it's telling you the picture. This was actually the secondary test. The Composite Man did not want to wait for the mark up, so yesterday happened.
PROSE and THE NUMBAHS
Good morning. Today is SERIES S1H with the spill down.
I'm going to double down and keep it bullish.
Cycle Bias: Favored to the bull. This could flip
Tone: VIX trading at 17.69
Honing: Spill odds down, loupe loop, LAST HOUR ODDS HIGH.
The clock is used to time your entries and exits. Position long at the lows, exit at the highs, get short at the highs, and buy-in at the lows. When the trend is in, WB's clock is your friend!
Your edge is a series of trades, not just one trade or one day.
Dates: September 17 Harvest Moon 10:34 p.m. Fall Equinox September 22 8:43 am (all times Est)
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