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The sentence of the day · ES
Session of 10/12: ES usually moves about 41 points, less than a normal day (67). Monday: the range is usually 0.9× the normal one.
41 points0.61× normal (67)
Regular session, 70% band: 27 to 61 points. Out of sample, that band held the actual range 69.5% of the time (n = 2,776 sessions).
90%: 21–82
Distances from the close 7,861.00
| Level | Price | Distance | Reached | n |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Last week's high | 7,897.50 | +36.50 | 26 % | 3,607 |
| Prior high | 7,870.50 | +9.50 | 71 % | 3,607 |
| Value area high | 7,866.25 | +5.25 | 77 % | 3,607 |
| 7,861.00 | ||||
| Prior POC | 7,858.75 | −2.25 | 74 % | 3,607 |
| Prior midpoint | 7,848.50 | −12.50 | 59 % | 3,607 |
| Value area low | 7,841.25 | −19.75 | 47 % | 3,607 |
Next timed release: CPI, Wed 14 at 08:30 ET.
In what is left of the week (Oct 13–16) there are 3 high-importance releases. The largest for ES: CPI, Wed 14 at 08:30 ET; the first hour is usually 3.14× a normal one (n=36) and the whole session 1.12× (n=36), not told apart from a normal one. Calendar: no pre-defined effect that holds falls in this week (2 in progress that do not hold). Hours with a size of their own: crude inventories Wed 14 10:30 ET (CL 1.25×) and gas storage Thu 15 10:30 ET (NG 2.04×). Week with a federal holiday: the energy reports may move one day.
data through Fri, Oct 9 · delayed: updated every night · Text written by rule: the same data always gives the same words.
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