 Hey everybody it's Hari Swaminathan from optiontiger.com just looking at Thursday's price action on the S&P Thursday was July 18th and that's the chart we have here today. So if we were to be looking at the TIC SPX and the customer RSI for today and if we step right after the markets open you can see that the markets the SPX tried to the ES rather which would be the same as SPX. It's trying to make a move higher however you can see that the TICs are not responding they're mostly negative to at best flat and they don't react at all. So this gives us a clear early warning that the S&P is not going to go up because the TICs are not responding positively to this price action. So this is a divergence here and even though you see customer RSI remember customer RSI is not the primary trigger the primary trigger is always the SPX TICs and so that is not responding and in fact what happens is as it starts coming down now you can see some persistent activity here customer RSI goes into the bearish mode and this is where you would take the trade. So somewhere here at the 2984 level and then the customer RSI starts changing and then at 2984 you would take the TIC trade and then around 2977 let's say you get out when you see the customer RSI and of course the TICs are also moving higher. So that's about you know a six to eight point move on the S&P fantastic trade on a five contract that would be about 1200 dollars and then as you see now once again the TICs come to the flat line but they don't do anything. Now even though the customer RSI might be in the bullish but what we want to follow primarily is the TICs and so there is no trade here until it gets past the zero line and once we get into this level that's when you know things are persistent again and so here let's say 2990 all the way to let's say 2998 that's another eight points so that's another 1200 to 1500 dollar profit on a five contract position on the SPX. So those would be the two trades for today so if you had the SPX TIC indicator as well as the customer RSI those are the two trades that you would be doing and just want to complete it by saying the more data that comes in the better your trading opportunities are going to be. So with the TIC SPX and the customer RSI you want to wait for at least an hour of data to begin with and then you look for some persistent conditions. So the trick is not to take a trade in the opening half an hour to one hour let all the TIC data come in and that's when you start building a picture or you start creating a story for the day in the morning session it was clear that the SMP did not want to go up however in the afternoon session it was pretty clear that it wanted to end higher. So those would have been the two trades this one right here and this one right there. Thanks.