Commodities and Futures Trading Levels, September 16th 2010
Posted By:- Ilan Levy-Mayer Vice President, Cannon Trading Futures Blog
Well by now this is the 3rd or 4th time we are knocking on 1122.75…..that means one out of two (in my opinion): Tomorrow morning reports help this market break this level and start another leg up towards 1157.00
OR…..
Market fails one more time against this level, fills the gap below ( 1105.75) before giving us some additional clues.
I would love to have the “correct answer” to give you but only time and price action will tell….
GOOD TRADING!
FUTURES TRADING LEVELS
This Week’s Calendar from Econoday.Com
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