Trade Strategy 11.29.24

S&P 500 Prior Session was Cycle Day 3: Cash markets were closed for Thanksgiving, but the “Turkey Trader” was busy “gobbling” up contracts, pushing price up to the 6032 level, while everyone was celebrating and giving thanks!. Range for this session … Continue reading

Trading Room RECAP 11.27.24

PTGDavid’s commentary in today’s trading session showcased a disciplined and methodical approach to navigating the Nasdaq Futures (NQ) market. Key highlights included actionable analysis, strategic scenario planning, and market rhythm awareness. Below are the distilled insights: Daily Trade Strategy Execution: … Continue reading

Trade Strategy 11.27.24

S&P 500 Prior Session was Cycle Day 1: Price established an early low @ 5976.25 during GBX session, below prior low @ 5982.50. Bulls viewed this weakness to BTFD, establishing clear dominance, as price rallied into the RTH session, fulfilling the … Continue reading

Trading Room Recap 11.26.24

Summary of PTG David’s Insights: Trading Lessons and Key Market Takeaways 1. Market Analysis and Structure PTG David provided a detailed breakdown of the market’s overnight price action, emphasizing the significance of technical levels and setups. The session’s early low … Continue reading

Trading Room RECAP 11.25.24

Session Summary Today’s trading session, moderated by PTGDavid, provided a comprehensive look at key market movements and actionable trading strategies. The focus was on the S&P 500 e-mini futures (@ES), NASDAQ futures (@NQ), and crude oil (@CL). The morning session … Continue reading

Trade Strategy 11.22.24

S&P 500 Prior Session was Cycle Day 1: Price established this cycle’s low at 5905.25 early, as the morning’s volatility was elevated with wide swings keeping traders on edge, disrupting many of PTG’s Trade Strategies. PTG is equally accepting of both … Continue reading

Trading Room RECAP 11.21.24

Daily Recap: PTGDavid’s Trading Insights and Lessons (Key Highlights) Morning Momentum and TRIPLE-A Strategy: Lesson: Utilize a structured approach to trading—Alignment (market bias), Assignment (key levels), and Attack (execution). Early in the session, the price penetrated above the prior high … Continue reading