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Escaping Devil’s Triangle 2/7/24

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Well, they managed to escape the triangle pattern a millisecond before reaching the trickle point. But it was still too near it to generate any power, so here we languish. The ES, 24 hour S&P futures are still stuck near the middle of the range of the past 3 days. However, since Monday there have been slightly higher highs and lows, so maybe that’s bullish. I dunno.

For now, anything between 4934 and 4963 is a nothingburger. Even when they break one or the other there wouldn’t be a lot of running room. We’re looking at 4918 and 4975 as the next sets of spport and resistance lines.

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