What this letter is:
A Daily visual plan that I use to trade /ES futures
Discord access with intraday price action updates and swing setups
A high time frame view of markets - /NQ/RTY/YM/DXY/2Y/10Y/Crypto
What this letter isn’t:
An alert service.
No writing here is influenced by market fundamentals.The focus of this stack will always be efficient trading. A simple daily letter outlining short term bull and bear scenarios coupled with a bias displayed visually on easy to read charts. Price action examples are explained and annotated when they’re relevant to the current day.Levels given take into account channels, volume profile points of control, key zones acting as either magnets or potential squeeze targets.
Discord Link:
USE Instructions in #start-here discord channel for discord access
Notes on Trades:
IMPORTANT - Execution is as important if not more so than levels. Please read my pinned guides to understand the concepts of reclaims, back tests, entries, exits and stop losses for help with execution.
There is no perfect play, only optimization of risk to reward using probabilities, market mechanics and strict rules established through back testing.
Targets don’t predict pullbacks nor do supports predict bounces. They’re simply points of interest to pay closer attention to price action. If a target is hit it doesn’t mean price will instantly pull back, it just means the probability becomes higher.
When bullish on /ES all supports are stronger in liquid individual tickers and dips are buyable. In contrast when bearish on ES resistances are stronger and pops are shortable. Having an accurate bias is everything as playing individual tickers is often just a proxy for playing the index itself.
How to Follow a Plan:
Every day an overall roadmap and a bear/bull scenario are given. The bear/bull scenario are the highest probability setups I see at the time of writing - not a prophecy as to whether they will occur.
Daily Recap:
Price relief bounced from FOMC pullback towards 7600 flag and back tested at open. Everything looks good for continuation.
