November 4, 2019

Trading the “Rule of Three”

Trading the “Rule of Three”

Markets got off to a fast start to begin the week, but with most of the movement happening before the US session began, I have to assume that buyers are still waiting on the next deep pullback to find their entries at key support levels…

Knowing this, I have my eyes on some key support levels for tomorrow, and I’m waiting on the “Rule of Three” to help me find the best set-up to trigger the entry – are you ready?

Buyers Have Been Waiting on This Pullback on Oil…

Crude Oil is bullish into a trading-range this evening, telling me to look for buy set-ups underneath the range using a seller-failure pattern…

And since we just got a strong shot lower to finish today’s session, I’m going to wait for a more reliable “nested” failure set-up to trigger long going back up to re-test the highs on Tuesday.

E-Mini S&P is Slowing Moving “Three Legs Down”…

E-Mini S&P is bullish with a flag pattern, which means we’re playing the “rule of three”, waiting for one of two possible entry set-ups using the bear channel.

The key, I believe, is this support trend-line coming up from below, which is likely where the bulls want to get back in long again, we just need the breakout-pullback to fail underneath the channel so we can buy it back up again.

Nasdaq Bulls are Waiting for the Pullback – To Where?

Nasdaq is bullish into a narrow trading-range tonight, telling me to look for buy set-ups using seller-failure patterns below the range on Tuesday…

And don’t forget about the wide Hidden Channel, drawn off the two highs, that gives us key support for a deep pullback and a nice buy off the lows tomorrow morning.

Gold Buyers Waiting for the Crown Reversal…

Gold is bullish and rotating back and forth inside a range, and soon to become an expanding triangle, which makes the plan relatively simple…

I want to buy the low, sell the high, and avoid the middle, focusing on failure set-up and a target using the ‘pendulum swing’ on Tuesday morning.

“Don’t set your goals too low. If you don’t want much, you won’t become much.”

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