Category Archives: PTG Daily Trade Strategy
S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 3: Cycle Day Context: Year-End Drift Mode Activated Quiet trading wrapped itself in a holiday blanket today as markets continued their low-volume, low-ambition stroll toward the final bell of 2025. Overnight action was narrow, intraday … Continue reading
Cycle Day Context: Year-End Drift Mode Activated Quiet trading wrapped itself in a holiday blanket today as markets continued their low-volume, low-ambition stroll toward the final bell of 2025. Overnight action was narrow, intraday participation was selective, and conviction was… … Continue reading
S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 2: Post-Xmas Eggnog Edition The market showed up today with a splitting headache and zero ambition. After a little too much holiday cheer, price did exactly what Cycle Day 2 is famous for — … Continue reading
Cycle Day 2 | Post-Xmas Eggnog Edition The market showed up today with a splitting headache and zero ambition. After a little too much holiday cheer, price did exactly what Cycle Day 2 is famous for — oscillate, drip, chop, … Continue reading
’Twas the Night After a Santa Rally… PTG Style ’Twas the night before New Year’s, and on Wall Street it showed,Not a dip left to buy — every pullback got owed.Charts glowed bright green across every display,As price said, “Resistance? … Continue reading
S&P 500 (ES) …Transition from Cycle Day 1 to Cycle Day 2 Transition into Cycle Day 2: Santa Rally in Full Swing Santa didn’t wait for the calendar this year — he front-ran the move.What’s officially a December 24 tradition kicked off … Continue reading
Hello Everyone, Apologies for no DTS Briefing for Wednesday December 24th. Yesterday at 1:38 pm my connectivity to Comcast’s Xfinity was lost and did not get back online until close to midnight. No reason has been given for the cause … Continue reading
S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 1: “Holiday Drift: Thin to Win” From the opening bell, it was clear this session wasn’t here to argue — it was here to glide. A gap-up, outside-bar open immediately tilted the field in favor … Continue reading