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Theme: Sideways grind, heavy flirting, no climax until further notice CD2 showed up exactly how it likes to:tight jeans, smug grin, and zero intention of committing early. Pre-Market: Foreplay Was Obvious Both ends of the range got poked before the … Continue reading
S&P 500 (ES) Cycle Day 1 | Early Cycle Strength – Cycle Target Achieved Early action saw ES & NQ pushing upper D-Levels, with Dynamic + Auto D-Levels lining up cleanly. The market wasn’t guessing — it was advertising. 🧠 Morning Structure … Continue reading
Cycle Day 1 | “Embrace the Volatility” Coffee on. Charts up. ES finally shows back up like a long-lost cousin who swore they’d call. Early action saw ES & NQ pushing upper D-Levels, with Dynamic + Auto D-Levels lining up … Continue reading
S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 3: No Audio…No Charts Technical difficulties with Audio and Charts could not stop PTG’s Trade Plan from being executed flawlessly. Review Here >> DTS Briefing 1.21.26 For greater detail of how this … Continue reading
Cycle Day 3 | High Vol | No A/V | Still Cashed Charts went dark.Audio went silent.Cycle? Loud as hell. 🧨 Pre-Market Vibes Marlin wrestling cables in the background 🛠️ POTUS doing his best impression of a volatility generator Traders … Continue reading
S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 2: Doing Cycle Day 2 Things The BFTD crowd did show up as anticipated, but they failed to sustain a controlling bid above the 6890 key over/under. That failure immediately put bulls … Continue reading
“ Good Morning” Coffee brewed ☕ Charts loading 📊 Ego checked at the door 🚪 Manny steps up early like: “No predictions. Here are my levels. Watch me or don’t.” Room nods. Market smirks. M&M’s crack their knuckles. 🎯 Manny’s Support … Continue reading
S&P 500 (ES) Cycle Day 1 | Headline Shock vs Structural Trend Sunday night trade opened with a clear case of headline-driven volatility as S&P 500 futures gapped lower following renewed tariff threats from the Trump administration tied to ongoing … Continue reading