The 200 is a trading idea that I am posting each day or so that i think short term trades, futures or CFD can look to make smaller money on ($200). I will update as position changes or they can be had on the index strategist.
The idea this AM is the the reversal of the short term ES Bullish biased ALGO. The chart on the left,BULL biased is crossing its ALGO TREND 1 while the BEAR biased is close to crossing AT2 I pointed out the reversal several days ago but for GMT 0 traders this should be a decent opp by dinner.
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