Wednesday”s session remained true to

Wednesday”s session remained true to its Equilibrium roots throughout. Only the morning was actually influenced by Tuesday”s Equilibrium signal. The signal had forecast Wednesday morning to trend convincingly in one direction, then to reverse in the opposite direction, both times as convincingly and as temporarily. Which Wednesday morning did.

The afternoon was free to trend durably, whether up or down. It did neither. The likelier direction to trend durably at this stage is up, which could explain why Wednesday afternoon”s attempt to trend down didn”t succeed.

Sellers didn”t gain traction — the bias environment exit, final hour entry and (not that it mattered by then) the 3:10-3:20 window were all within the noon hour”s range. The afternoon”s 10-point drop seemed substantial because it originated from a 3-point surge to 2100 after the Treasury auction. Probing under the morning”s 2093.50 low during the final hour was actually just narrow ranging around it.

The context of Wednesday”s range didn”t make it easy for the session to trigger a WedEX signal. Gapping up or down considerably Thursday morning could serve by proxy to signal a late WedEX. Otherwise, strong hands don”t seem to be leaning either way into Friday”s event.

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