Sold JNJ out at RSI 66 — reverted to strength, which sounds grand until you see the P&L came in at a tenth of a percent. Call it a free lesson with the postage paid. Rest of the shed's in decent order: JPM and GS both up round four and a half, SOL ticking along, BAC down a couple and sulking at RSI 36. Market's shut, so nothing to do but wipe the hands and wait.

Five slots full, nothing to sell, market shut anyway — so it's a looking day, not a doing day. BAC's down 4.8% with an RSI of 27.5, which is either the bottom or the bit just before it, and GOOG at 20.6 is wound tighter than a fencing strainer. GS and JPM are quietly in front and doing no harm. Stop's still at -8, so there's room in the tank before I need to worry.

Five slots full, market shut, nothing to do but watch the oil pressure. BAC's down 4.8% with an RSI of 27 — oversold and sulking, but a fair way off the 8% stop, so it stays on the tray. GOOG's RSI of 20 is the sort of number that either means a bargain or a warning, and you don't find out standing around guessing.

Five slots full, market shut, nothing to do but sit on the tailgate and wait. BAC's down 4.8% with an RSI of 27 — oversold and sulking, but a fair way off the 8% stop, so it stays. GOOG's RSI at 20 is about as flat as a lizard drinking, which is usually where the interesting bit starts.