That’s it, thanks for the help.

I’ve run into the issue before but have just recently figured out why (I think).

TradingView as an example.

This view is ES1! (the continuous contract). This is the default view of the chart. You’ll notice the support line is far away from Randy’s support.
https://www.tradingview.com/x/W8foMvnr/

However, if you go into Chart Settings > and turn on “Adjust for contract changes” the chart adjusts, aligning to roughly the same support lines on Randy’s charts.
https://www.tradingview.com/x/aOgOoDdl/

My guess is that ToS has something similar – just not familiar with where.

sorry, forgot to include the chart in that reply….

https://share.google/aimode/SqDnWDbrrwcNctDdS

TBH I’m not sure. Probably has to do something with how IB displays the continuous contract futures (adjusting for the roll dates). I will add that QQQ is still well above T2 on the daily chart as well as those two roughly equal reaction highs frim late ’24 & early ’25 so I’m driving with one foot on the gas & one on the brake, ready to reverse back to short on a dime, if I see something that convinces me to do so (otherwise, attempting to game at least a reflexive bounce off those first targets on /ES & /NQ, with quite a few key stocks & sectors also at or near support).

No, or at least not the way I’ve had the trading range on NVDA drawn on my charts for months now (purple box). NVDA is testing the bottom of that range now, but will most likely take it out soon, quite possibly today or next week.

The stock is in a very precarious technical posture, has just recently lost its 200-day MAs, has been backtested (for a week or so from below), and has also taken out that minor (white) uptrend line on the daily chart below.

However, 165ish remains the support level I want to see clearly taken out to increase the odds that NVDA, & the stock market with it, are going much lower… to my longer-term targets on the weekly charts.

BTW- GOOGL & some other Mag 8’s also on or coming up (or down, I should say) to the next key support levels, although those could get sliced right through now that the major sell signals on QQQ & SPY I’ve been waiting for & expecting for months have been triggered. Stay nimble!

what about NVDA… didn’t it take out the bottom of trading range? Should bring on impulsive selling in semi’s.

In the post above, I edited the typo “scliced” to correctly read: “…the risk of a crash-type impulsive drop that slices through some of the early support levels/targets remains elevated…”

Have a trading plan & stay nimble/flexible as big moves in either direction are likely due to the recent key support breaks, elevated $VIX/volatility, & other recent bearish technical & fundamental developments in the markets & economy coupled with the fact this has been one of the most resilient & aggressive “buy the dips no matter how bad the news” markets for the past year or so. (Not to mention quite a few key stocks, sectors, & indices at or very near key support).