On watch 01/24/24 from Emil

by | Jan 24, 2024

DWAC – as long as doesn’t get above 60 will stick with short thesis and be reactive against 50 area as long as will stay heavy and not has a grindy action 

RUM – given the PM action would like to see an early push against 7.5 area for a short and recycle based on sup/rez from the point forward 

PHUN – same plan as mentioned in the past few w/l push and stuff against .50 level still grind action and trend is intact so won’t fight with on the front side 

RVSN – nice fade already in pm would be nice to have a wash after open under 6 and trigger ssr then all pops against r/g to short 

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