NYAD Reverse

Just a quick note on yesterday's NYAD dynamics. Shown on 10 minute bars, the NYAD momentum over the past 2 days is clearly evident. Where it gets interesting is just before noon when all our technical align to the downside on both the Qs price chart and the NYAD. With a SELL confirmation of the parabolics on the NYAD, this is a high probability short. Also of interest, and reflective the relative over bought levels, R1 on the NYAD yesterday was at 7, a number normally associated with an R4-R6 reading.

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