Cycle Day 2 | “6890: The Magnetic Force”
Contract rollover officially took the wheel today as March (ESH) stepped into command with a ~60-point premium over December. Translation: mind your charts, mind your fills, and absolutely mind your ego.
Post-FOMC “reset” did not mean breakout — price stayed boxed inside the two-week consolidation range (6850–6990), delivering motion, opportunity, and a reminder that the exchange remains undefeated.
The Battlefield
6890 was declared the Line in the Sand / Mason-Dixon Line for directional control — and it lived up to the billing.
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Hold above 6890 → Bulls retain narrative control
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Lose 6890 → Bears press the trapdoor
Spoiler: both sides got paid.
Execution Highlights
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✔️ Official Gap Fill completed early
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✔️ Bear Scenario triggered below 6890
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🎯 6875 tagged → then 6865 tagged with precision
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🧹 Open Range Trifecta (ES, NQ, CL) — targets fulfilled across the board
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📌 Both upper & lower DTS target zones completed per the morning briefing
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🧲 6890 remained the session’s magnetic force despite rotation and chop
Midday trade devolved into contract rollover anesthesia — price stability by design as MMs smoothed the roll. Watching paint dry would’ve required more adrenaline.
Late-Day Notes
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6860 (ESH) flagged as a critical GEX trigger
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MOC imbalance theater delivered peak comedy:
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Buy Imbalance: $300M
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Minutes later → Sell Imbalance: $2.7B
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Final verdict: Mice nutz
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Big Picture Takeaway
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DTS briefing: spot on
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Levels: targets first, reversals second
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Discipline > prediction
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6890 owns the tape until proven otherwise
As always:
Trade like a pilot, not a gambler.
Triple-A setups only.
Hard stops on the exchange.
Stay aligned with the Dominant Force.