SMC Update Week Ending 5-3-24 Recorded 5-4-24-Part 1
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Despite recording in a new environment, it appeared that everything went well until I started editing the video and on the last half of the video the soundtrack disappeared. A video track without audio can be very frustrating so I stopped this video where the audio stopped. I am calling the part that is now online "Part 1." I hope to get a part 2 on by Monday morning at the latest. Thank you for your patience!
We don't talk about that Only ratio of /YM TO NQ Please. 😉
Mr. E, Hope you are enjoying Arizona and have time to walk the trails. I hope you can do (2) things A) Stop saying all projections have been met. Why? Look at weekly. Look at MONTHLY in my whole time I have been a sub you NEVER looked at Monthly. It's big. I know you will poo poo on it.. and say some erroneous thing about it... However it's Not met. You are hurting your subs when you say things such as this as they think other things in their head!
B) look at Futures /NQ EACH timeframe has higher projections 3-5, 7-8, 12-1 and we met 24 and are heading up to the continuum. Why don't you show these projections with %'s of potential to hit and THEN maybe talk about a REVERSAL. If we are over the 5 day and the 5 day crosses the 20 day ITS BULLISH. How about that for market history?? I am sure some want you to talk about projections other than the $SPX.X / NDX.X
Thanks for your time.
Exactly, Find something Bearish, even if the projections are higher
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