Mostly a boring day, waiting for the news at 7:15. I've mentioned this before and here is a current "news spike recovery". If you're on the wrong side of the trade - whichyouNEVER should be, don't panic as the price is likely to recover, as it did today.
To play the drop, you wait til the first bar reversal after oversold. RSI <20 or CCI <300.Or you can look at Volume on ES. The higest vol on the way down will be quite early on. Wait for a down tick that is small with much less volume, and then an up tick with large volume.You will usually see either a Doji or a Hammer as the last down tick.
Justyn,I can't tell you if youshould have waited. It has to be your choice. If you got scared, is /was your stake too high? You have to be comfortable in what you do. If you felt comfortable with your exit, then it was right. In the future, time and experience may tell you to stay in longer or get out earlier. You'll have to be patient until then and take what you consider to be the right decision. I'm always right in hindsight.Not so smart when I'm on the spot.
My T1 estimate never got off the ground because everyone was waiting for the news. T2, however,was a different matter.The 20 point pullback was a bit steep, though.
I also commented in the chat room today that on each dip, there was a distinct lack of sellers....OK . I know, there wa a lack of buyers too, but they did manage to get the price to drift up the 100MA slowly.