intraday

Crude oil prices rose during Asian trading to just below an all-time 'intraday' peak of $49.40 a barrel set in late August

These confluence levels allowed traders to see where a stock, future, commodity, or currency had the greatest probability of pausing or reversing on 'intraday' charts.

Using the very same second screen indicator that is used prior to entering the trade, the short-term trader can use 'intraday' occurrences of market reversals to exit the trade.

The volume of 'intraday' trading displays typical chart patterns, such as a rounded bottom formation demonstrating lowest volume in the late morning when the traders take their breaks.

The incessant 'intraday' struggle between the bulls and the bears to wrest power away from each other drives market rallies and precipitates market declines.