New all time highs again in US stock markets

Emini S&P December makes a new all time high at 6102.
The low & high for the last session were 6063- 6102.
Emini Nasdaq December finally beat the all time high at 21340 to hit 21548.
Last session high & low for the last session were: 21306- 21548.
Emini Dow Jones December a new all time high at 45176.
Last session high & low for the last session were: 44871 - 45176.

Jason Sen DayTradeIdeas.co.uk

Emini S&P December futures

Emini S&P finally hits my targets of 6078/80 & 6095/99, perhaps as far as 6126/31 before the end of the week.
Support at 6060/6050 & longs need stops below 6040.

Nasdaq December futures

Bulls force a break above the all time high at 21340 for a buy signal. We immediately hit my targets of 21390/399, 21480/490 & even as far as 21550 with a new all time high just 2 points below.
Next targets: 21620, 21730, 21840.
Support at 21350/21300 but longs need stops below 21250.

Emini Dow Jones December futures

Longs at support at 44640/560 worked perfectly on the bounce towards my target of 45020/050 & even 45400 is possible this week.
If we continue higher look for 45610/650.
Support at 44580/520 & longs need stops below 44450.

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Jason Sen

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