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While the market continues to make HL's to HH's...I am particularly cautious to enter new buys especially since we are currently trading at HH's and one of the first rules in trading is that you buy low and sell high.
With that in mind, I have given you a history of the market movements that landed us at multiple guaranteed HH's over the past week.
1. Everything looks normal until you got to Thursday's inflation data (indicated by the red dotted areas)
2. That wick still does not sit well with me and In my heart I still believe that we will see a revisit to that point and below before creating the next HL on the on the daily or weekly timeframes.
3. I am also cognizant of the fact that the daily timeframe has made a series of 3 HH's in July, August and currently in September which should not be ignored as this could be the perfect triple top setup for another retracement.
4. Since I have already booked my profits from one of the HH points from last week...there is absolutely no harm in waiting at this point for the market to reveal it's intentions for this week...Mondays, Tuesdays and sometimes Wednesdays are days the market consolidates, retraces and creates volatility before making a major move so patience will be key.
Finally if the trend is HL's to HH's and buyers have gotten their fair share of HH's, it would be silly not to wait for the next HL on the largest timeframe before committing to the next swing trade.
Please note that this is in no way a recommendation to blindly sell the market as you need to monitor your levels closely so you do not get trapped as the bears always do.
The only sure strategy in this scenario is to book your profits on the HH and wait for the next largest HL before buying again.
Have a great week.
HL's to HH's #guaranteed
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🕵️ Market Context
NAS100 closed at 24,096.
Global equities remain volatile due to inflation, Fed policy outlook, and tech earnings season.
Short-term sentiment: Neutral to Slightly Bullish.
Swing sentiment: Bullish while above 23,500 key support.

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