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3440 or Fight 8/25/20

ES Futures 30 Min Bar Chart

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Yesterday we left with a couple of the intraday cycle projections pointing to around 3440 on the ES fucutures. Well here were are in the wee hourse, and voila! Done!

Will it still be there in 5 hours or so when NY opens? Stay tuned. The 2-3 day cycle projection now points to 3460. The cycle indicators say this move is done for now. I’m not so sure. If they hold any pullback at or above 3335, I’d think that that projection is doable today.

Here’s the 30 minute bar chart to illustrate.

ES Futures 30 Min Bar Chart

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