Trade Strategy 3.20.25

S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 2: Markets rallied fulfilling 3-Day Cycle Target (5758.25), as JPOW painted an acceptable outlook for traders without any surprises. Range for this session was 113 handles on 1.330M contracts exchanged. PTG Glossary FREE … Continue reading

Trading Room RECAP 3.19.25

Pre-Market & Market Open 7:35 AM: PTGDavid shared key links for the day, including: PTG Daily Trade Strategy Daily Range Calculator CFTC Rule 4.41 Disclaimer (reminding traders of the risks involved in futures trading) 9:09 AM: PTG officially welcomed Curly … Continue reading

Trade Strategy 3.19.25

S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 1: Textbook Cycle Day 1 as price declined to the CD1 Average Decline Projection (5667), establishing a new Cycle Low @ 5650.75. Range for this session was 87 handles on 1.182M contracts exchanged. … Continue reading

Trading Room RECAP 3.18.25

Today’s trading session was characterized by muted overnight activity, followed by a measured decline in the morning session, ultimately leading to a tight consolidation phase in the afternoon. The market began a new cycle following an exceptionally strong previous cycle, … Continue reading

Trade Strategy 3.18.25

S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 3: Three-Day rally propelled price 250 pts (255.92%) exceeding cycle targets securing a “Super Cycle.”  Contract Rollover is also in-effect as volumes were split between March and June contracts. Range for this session … Continue reading

Trade Strategy 3.17.25

S&P 500 (ES) Prior Session was Cycle Day 2: Markets rallied fulfilling and exceeding 3-Day Cycle Target objectives, to end the week with a positive session. Exactly what the bulls needed! Range for this session was 113 handles on 1.879M contracts … Continue reading

Trading Room RECAP 3.13.25

Market Recap – PTGDavid’s Insights The trading session began with U.S. Initial Jobless Claims coming in at 220K, slightly below the forecast of 225K, while PPI year-over-year was reported at 3.2%, just under the expected 3.3%. The market opened in … Continue reading