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A daily plan for S&P 500 index and E-mini futures traders, published before each session. Each edition sets out support and resistance levels, the prevailing market structure, and scenarios for how the session may unfold. The format is consistent: one dated plan per trading day.
Recent examples: Will Today’s SPX Dip Setup The Next Leg Higher? September 30th Plan · SPX Is Coiling Tighter and Tighter. Move Is Coming. What Way? Sept 29th Plan
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As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions tend to accumulate when ES flushes hard and goes elevator down —losing, then recovering, a major previously established low. In doing so, institutions are able to trap shorts that are chasing the move, use them as…
As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. Last Wednesday, we were tested with a large 135 point dip, selling from 7840’s to 7707. Bulls bought it. How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions tend to accumulate when ES flushes hard and goes elevator down —losing, then recovering, a major previously…
NOTE: This is a resend of the newsletter for September 28th, originally sent Friday at 4pm, for those who did not receive. As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. This Wednesday, we were tested with a large 135 point dip, selling from 7840’s to 7707. How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions tend to…
As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. This Wednesday, we were tested with a large 135 point dip, selling from 7840’s to 7707. How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions tend to accumulate when ES flushes hard and goes elevator down —losing, then recovering, a major previously established low. In…
As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. Last Wednesday ES was tested with a massive 120 point dip after FOMC and bulls bought it the same way How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions tend to accumulate when ES flushes hard and goes elevator down —losing, then recovering, a major previously…
As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. Last Wednesday ES was tested with a massive dip and bulls bought it the same way How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions tend to accumulate when ES flushes hard and goes elevator down —losing, then recovering, a major previously established low. In doing so…
As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. Last Wednesday ES was tested with a massive dip and bulls bought it the same way How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions tend to accumulate when ES flushes hard and goes elevator down —losing, then recovering, a major previously established low. In doing so…
As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. Wednesday ES was tested with a massive dip and bulls bought it the same way as always. Readers of this newsletter have been on board for the entire leg up from last Wednesday, with entries - as always - given in advance. How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions…
NOTE: This is a resend of the newsletter for Monday September 21st, originally sent on Friday at 4pm, for those who did not receive. As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. Wednesday ES was tested with a massive dip and bulls bought it the same way How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions tend to…
As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. Wednesday ES was tested with a massive dip and bulls bought it the same way How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions tend to accumulate when ES flushes hard and goes elevator down —losing, then recovering, a major previously established low. In doing so…
As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. Yesterday ES was tested with a massive dip and bulls bought it as usual. How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions tend to accumulate when ES flushes hard and goes elevator down —losing, then recovering, a major previously established low. In doing so…
As readers know, the theme for the past several months has been simple: buy the dips. The dips vary in size, speed, duration, and structure, but they all resolve the same way: they get bought. Today ES was tested with a massive dip. How do bulls buy dips in ES? As I frequently discuss, nearly all major rallies in ES begin with Failed Breakdowns because Failed Breakdowns are how institutions accumulate. Institutions tend to accumulate when ES flushes hard and goes elevator down —losing, then recovering, a major previously established low. In doing so, institutions are able to trap shorts that…
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