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Category Archives: PTG Daily Trade Strategy
Welcome to the theater of volatility, where the morning was a symphony of support holds and trap door threats, and the afternoon… well, let’s just say even Shakespeare would’ve called it “a bit much.” Here’s your curtain-to-curtain recap of PTGDavid’s … Continue reading
S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 2: Textbook CD2 as price held firm within a 25 handle range between 5974 – 5999. It was basically a “stalemate” as neither bulls or bears could gain any directional traction. End of … Continue reading
“The Market Whispered… and Then Went Back to Sleep” Welcome to Cycle Day 2, where conviction takes a coffee break, the range gets cozy, and traders try not to throw monitors out the window. Let’s rewind the day’s price action … Continue reading
S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 1: Normal CD1 as price declined during the GLOBEX establishing a new cycle low @ 5909.25. Fantastic trading session as both upper and lower price levels outlined in prior DTS Briefing 6.3.25 were fulfilled, … Continue reading
“Mutual Fund Monday flowed into Continuation Tuesday like a well-oiled algo.” 🌅 Early Bird Session (6:30 AM – 8:30 AM)PTGDavid was wide awake and caffeinated as always, serving up hot links before the market bell even rang: 🔗 Polaris Trading … Continue reading
S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 3: Positive 3-Day Cycle as price secured a rally above the CD1 Low (5884) which has an 90.16% historical performance track history. Positive 3-Day Cycle Statistic is defined as Price Above the Cycle … Continue reading
Market Pulse: A Day at the 5915 Gate Good morning, traders! Monday’s session in the PTG Trade Room was a textbook case of price action drama — a relentless tug-of-war at the Line in the Sand (LIS) 5915 level, complete … Continue reading
S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 2: Normal CD2 as price dipped below to retest the CD1 Low (5884) and found buy response from the D-Level Money Box Zone, reversing higher and closing near the midpoint of the day. … Continue reading
A Study in Strategic Caution, Tactical Timing, and the Art of Capital Preservation 🌄 Morning Brief: A Tale of Two Markets At the crack of 9:36 AM, David laid down his opening markers: @NQ OPR Short – suggesting a tactical … Continue reading