finally!
Nothing to get too excited over, just biding time until we get a dip far enough to interest buyers.
Today's sell-off extended to the lows reached on Sept. 14. which coincided with a 38% Fib. retracement from the lows of Sept. 3rd to the highs of Sept. 17th.

We gaped up slightly, consolidated, returned to the previous day's close (
scalp short entry!) where the selling ensued. Notice how price consolidates for the first 35-minutes, but once the pile has been stacked price just slices through the previous day's low/close decisively.

A Fib. extension snapped between my
S/R pivots gave a good general level of expected exhaustion today.

Remember
what to look for to expect a trend day.
Here's a chart of the day and a lesson in when to recognize a short covering squeeze.
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