S&P 500 Eminis Anyone Trading?

I have started trading the S&P 500 Eminis using Ninja trader tick charts. anyone else trading this? Been doing pretty well and would like to share thoughts if anyone around here trades this market

I trade the ES frequently week to week - I just sold ES at 1227.00 now that open interest is full out of balance. SHORT position open interest held from last week just unwound into AH session rally tonight - I will fade any trading above the 1227.00 level tonight in the ES to grow a SHORT position trade.

Chart of the SHORT Major Inventory Grab tonight - ES Open Interest now extreme out of balance;

Filled at 1227.00 and now at 1230.25 - first target at 1223.00 with next at 1217.00 and last 1/2 held as runners.

Targets filled through 1217.00 and have set next target at 1207.00 now with last remaining position as runner.

1207's filled and last target for runner set at 1200.25 - prime targets filled.

so far... nice

Trade worked out well and final target at 1200.25 filled - flat ES now and called it a day for that instrument. Trading futures position trades out of key supply & demand events, in this case a Major Inventory Grab, is my favorite pattern.

Almost all previous held LONG open interest from 1195's on up had liquidated at one point today - this was a big "cashing out" day for large liquidity participants which is not uncommon after a key Major Inventory Grab event.

I watch the ES. Don't trade it live yet, but that's the goal.

I pulled 7 points out of the second half of the move down this afternoon. Shorted the failure of the 38% retrace of from Friday's lows to today's high (also the MP between the PP and S1). My target was S1 at 1192, but price bounced back after hitting 1194.50 pretty hard and took out my trailing stop.

Damn, it's been awhile since I posted on this site. Had to take a bit of a hatius from trading.

Very unique and rare supply & demand event happening today - Selling ES at 1228.00 and I will fade this rally with any trading above 1228.00's today.

Going for 1218.00's and 1208.00's and last as runners.

Added to position at 1226.00 and have set an additional target at 1211.00 next at 1208.00 with last as runner.

OK - calling it a day, pulled 2/3'rds of trade off at 1221.00 and have final target at 1208.00 with stop at 1227.00

Now we finally get the LONG liquidation dump (ES Futures reacting to Equities SELL program activity) - final targets filled and trade is now flat.

Nice. I picked out parts of the trade on the way down.

8AM went short @ 1222.50 and TP @ 1215.50, an overnight S level. Would have gotten short around 1228 like you if I had been at the charts at that time.

Short again @ 1222.50 near 11:45AM. That was a tight one because from 12:15 to 1:30 price was just chopping back and forth in a very slow but deliberate climb up. But I stuck to my rules of not exiting trades unless they hit my stop and was rewarded when it took off. TP at the daily PP of 1213.00.

Good ones - once Equities hit the SELL programs I thought we would get a decent move and that worked out well for the day.

Morning traders.

Shorted the bounce off R and the 50% Fib retrace of yesterday's move (1215). Entry was @ 1213.50 and I set a conservative TP at yesterday's close of 1209, basically playing a gap close. Since I wasn't going to be back at the screen until market opened I was playing it safe and price got there before I did.

Now that the market has actually closed the gap, looking for another short here around 1209 with a target down at today's S1 (1197).

Took me two trades, but I got what I wanted. Note to self - don't put on a trade right before news release. That was knuckleheaded of me and the reaction took me out. But the better position I got for the second trade as a result made up for the loss.

I only sit in trades through news releases if my initial stop has been moved to b/e +1 from my in-trade management sequence. If my trade has run enough in my intended trade direction, that I can move stop to rid risk, then I will sit through news - that has worked well for me all these years of trading.