Trade Strategy 1.16.26

S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 2: Digestion, Acceptance & Target Fulfillment Another textbook PTG session where objectives were met, targets were tagged, and late-day games were exposed. Overnight / Pre-Market NQ:✅ 3-Day Rally Target fulfilled @ 25,906Monster overnight extension … Continue reading

Trading Room RECAP 1.15.26

Cycle Day 2: Digestion, Acceptance & Target Fulfillment Another textbook PTG session where objectives were met, targets were tagged, and late-day games were exposed. Overnight / Pre-Market NQ:✅ 3-Day Rally Target fulfilled @ 25,906Monster overnight extension — cycle objective completed … Continue reading

Trade Strategy 1.15.26

S&P 500 (ES) Cycle Day 1 | Precision > Prediction Cycle Day 1 delivered exactly what it advertises: range expansion, emotional headlines, and a market that punished impatience. From the opening bell, sellers seized control — and PTG levels did the heavy … Continue reading

Trading Room RECAP 1.14.26

Wednesday – January 14, 2026 Cycle Day 1 | Precision > Prediction Cycle Day 1 delivered exactly what it advertises: range expansion, emotional headlines, and a market that punished impatience. From the opening bell, sellers seized control — and PTG … Continue reading

Trade Strategy 1.14.26

S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 3: Wild Card Delivered (Again) Cycle Day 3 lived up to its reputation — volatility with purpose, not chaos. The market gave both sides opportunity, but only one side respected structure. 🎯 The Line in … Continue reading

Trade Strategy 1.13.26

S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 2: Chop Early, Pop Later (As Advertised) Markets opened the week doing what CD2 does best —confuse the impatient, reward the prepared. Early trade was choppy, two-way, and loud enough to shake … Continue reading

Trade Strategy 1.12.26

S&P 500 (ES) Cycle Day 1: New All-Time High — But Does It Stick? A full week of upside bias did its job, printing a fresh All-Time High—mission accomplished. The only lingering question: was it convincing, or just technically sufficient? … Continue reading