ES (SPX) Analyses for Wed, Sep 17 - FOMC - Key ZonesBias:
The weekly and daily trends are staying positive, with higher highs and higher lows. We're in an uptrend, but right now, we're hitting some resistance instead of pushing into new territory.
Price-wise, we’re stuck in a range between two key levels: there’s some overhead resistance at 6678–6683 (that's the top of yesterday’s range and where things first started to react) and 6703 (which is a key point to watch). On the flip side, the lower support level is at 6653–6658 (this was the high from last week, and often when we retest it, it leads to buying).
Here’s what it all means: If we can stay above 6653–6658 and get rejected around 6678–6683, it might be a good idea to take some short positions back down to that support level. If we do manage to reclaim the lower support after a dip or if we break above 6703, we could continue upward to around 6720–6724, then maybe 6744–6750, and even 6760–6765.
If the bias shifts, like if we see price acceptance below 6653, that could signal a sell-off targeting 6643, then 6627, and possibly down to 6611–6618. On the other hand, if we see acceptance above 6703, it could bring back some long momentum.
Setups (Level-KZ 15m→5m→1m)
LONG — Sweep & Reclaim at 6653–6658 (LIS)
Idea: Liquidity grab into LIS, then buyers step back in.
15m trigger: Wick through 6653–6658 that closes back ≥ 6658.
5m confirm: Re-close up through 6664–6666 with a higher low.
1m entry: First HL pullback that holds 6659–6662.
Hard SL: Below the 15m sweep wick ±0.25–0.50.
• Targets: TP1 6678–6683, TP2 6703, TP3 6720–6724 (leave runner for 6744–6750).
SHORT — Rejection Fade at 6678–6683 (overhead)
Idea: First test into the box top fails; sell the rally back inside.
15m trigger: Probe 6678–6683 that closes back ≤ 6675.
5m confirm: Lower high + re-close down through 6672–6674.
1m entry: First LH retest 6679–6682 that fails.
Hard SL: Above the 15m rejection wick ±0.25–0.50.
• Targets: TP1 6666–6668, TP2 6653–6658, TP3 6638–6643.
• Skip if TP1 < 2.0R versus your wick stop.
We might see some compression before the FOMC meeting, especially in the early afternoon. It’s probably best to just react to any trades at the edges. The real action usually kicks off between 2:00 and 2:35 pm when the statement comes out and the Q&A starts.
In the morning, there’ll be some mixed signals with housing data at 8:30, EIA at 10:30, and the VIX settling, which could cause some quick, random spikes. Just treat those as noise unless they really break through your levels.
And don’t forget, the flows leading into Friday’s OPEX can really amp up the swings after the FOMC. The gamma profile tends to reset after the press conference too.
ESM2025 trade ideas
100 to 1,000,000Proverbs 3:5-6 trust in the lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. acknowledge him in all your ways and he will make your ways straight.
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ES - September 18th - Daily Trade PlanSeptember 18th - 5:30am
Before reading this trade plan, IF, you did not read yesterday's take the time to read it first!
(You can see my post in the related publication section)
I wrote yesterday ...
"My main levels I will be watching for a pull back to are 6659, 6653, 6648-50, 6643. The white trend line (6648-50) will continue to be a magnet on any pullback. "
"Our overnight session low is 6653 with high at 6674. IF, we can clear 6674, we should continue higher. I think we will get another pullback, Ideally, to flush the 6653 level and reclaim or even better a deeper scary flush below 6643 and reclaim, then head higher up the levels."
Let's review because we pretty much followed the plan to detail!
6660-6662 became a clear support area but each test and rally could not get higher than 6674.Then around 12pm we lost the support and slowly grinded down to the 6653 area and white trendline.
On my 12:20pm Note I stated "The Fed meeting today could produce any reaction +/- 100pts. I could see us drop below the 6637 level, flush, reclaim and rally to back test the 6660 level. To be bullish, we need to see price reclaim 6684 to continue higher."
What happened after FOMC? We rallied to 6686, dropped to 6628, rallied and flushed again to 6610 then reclaimed the 6634 area and then we rallied and closed at 6661. I stated that the reclaim of 6684 would be bullish.
What happened in the overnight session? We took off and tested 6682, pulled back, rallied to 6692, pulled back and back tested the 6682 level which we have now rallied into some key targets for the week at 6700,6709, 6714, 6720.
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Everyone that has been following my trade plans know that I am a long only ES trader. That means, I patiently wait for pullbacks into Institutional zones and ride with them higher.
Since we are now coming into our overnight session high at 6720, there is not much I can do but wait for a pull back. Let's discuss what areas we can expect a pullback and continuation higher.
Our overnight session low is 6663 with high at 6720. We do not have a ton of structure to work with at this time. We are at all-time highs, market sentiment was already bullish/greedy, and CNBC and all the talking heads will be waking up excited and bullish. Retail traders will be jumping in and chasing with FOMO today and tomorrow.
The first obvious area is the 6696-6700. We should pull back to this area and test it. Any pullback down to no lower than 6682 can build a base, reclaim a level higher and continue up. IF, we lose 6682 it will be a warning sign that this is a massive parabolic move and won't be sustainable. Remember, we have tested the white trendline 3x and closed back above it. It continues to be a bigger term support, but when we close inside it, we will most likely be in the midst of a change of character and a new bear trend could emerge. We have been in a bull market since April, and it has been a great 6 month run. Until this change occurs, we must remain bullish with possible targets higher of 6733, 6750, 6776, 6796, 6809, 6814.
Key Support Levels - 6643, 6649-50 (white trendline), 6663, 6682, 6692, 6696, 6700, 6709
Key Resistance Levels - 6719, 6733, 6750
Upside targets above are 6733, 6750, 6776, 6796, 6809, 6814.
Recap for today's key areas - We need a pull back with some structure to one of the levels, ideally at either 6696-6700, 6692, 6682. We could also build a flag down to 6705-09 and then reclaim 6714, and head to 6733. IF, we go lower than 6682, I would get out the way and wait for a reclaim of 6684. Below 6663 and we will most likely flush below the white trendline and go test the low of 6610 from yesterday.
DO NOT CHASE today! Institutions will pull the rug when they are ready and with this parabolic move overnight, anything can happen today/tomorrow. Follow the plan.
I will post an update around 10am.
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Couple of things about how I color code my levels.
1. Purple shows the weekly Low
2. Red shows the current overnight session High/Low (time of post)
3. Blue shows the previous day's session Low (also other previous day's lows)
4. Yellow Levels are levels that show support and resistance levels of interest.
5. White shows the trendline from the August lows.
ES (SPX) - Analyses - Key zones - Trade Setups for Tue, Sep 16Bias: BUY DIPS into 6653–6643. Continuation long on 15m acceptance ≥ 6722–6726 with a 5m hold. Counter-trend short only on a clean 15m rejection at 6722–6726 (2.0R gate).
Why bullish bias (even with short fade allowed)
So, here’s why I’m leaning bullish (but I’m cool with a short fade now and then):
First off, when you check out the higher time frame (HTF), the trend is up. It’s usually a better bet to buy when prices dip rather than trying to call the top.
Then there's the risk situation: if we look at support around 6638–6643 and resistance levels at 6678/6700, we can set up for a nice 2R–3R trade with tight stops based on the 15-minute chart.
As for shorts, we’re going against the trend here. The only reason to short would be if we hit major resistance around 6722–6726. But if we don’t see a proper rejection, I’m not going to push it—I’ll just stick to going long.
Setups:
Long — Dip Buy (primary)
• Zone: 6653–6658 (Support-Initial) → 6638–6643 (Support-Next).
• Trigger: 15m reclaims support (body back above) → 5m re-close up with HL → 1m HL entry.
• SL: under the 15m trigger-low −0.25/−0.50.
• TPs: 6678–6683 → 6700–6706 (then trail only after TP2).
Tomorrow’s key U.S. events (ET)
• Retail Sales & Core Retail Sales — 8:30 (consumer pulse; can move index futures).
• Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization — 9:15.
• NAHB Housing Market Index — 10:00.
• Import/Export Price Indexes — 8:30.
• Treasury bill auctions (4- & 8-week; supply headline).
• FOMC (two-day) begins Tue; decision & SEP/dot plot Wed.
• Monthlies/OPEX: Fri Sep 19 (flows can affect tape later in week).
Long — Acceptance Continuation (secondary)
• Flip condition: 15m full-body ≥ 6722–6726 and 5m holds ≥ 6720–6722.
• Entry: 6721–6723 HL retest.
• SL: under the 15m trigger-low −0.25/−0.50.
• TPs: 6760–6765 → 6804–6808.
Short — Rejection Fade (counter-trend, extremes only)
• Zone: Resistance — Major 6722–6726 (or 6700–6706 if Major remains untagged).
• Trigger: 15m sweep & body back inside → 5m LH re-close → 1m fail/reclaim sell.
• SL: 15m sweep-high +0.50.
• TPs: 6678–6683 → 6653–6658 → 6638–6643.
Strategies & Styles in Global TradingPart 1: Foundations of Global Trading Strategies
1.1 Strategic Thinking in Trading
Trading strategies aim to answer three critical questions:
What to trade? (stocks, forex, commodities, indices, crypto, bonds).
When to trade? (entry and exit timing based on analysis).
How much to risk? (position sizing and risk management).
Without a defined strategy, trading becomes speculation driven by emotions.
1.2 Key Influences on Strategy
Global strategies are shaped by:
Market type: Developed (US, EU, Japan) vs. Emerging (India, Brazil, South Africa).
Time horizon: Long-term investments vs. intraday moves.
Information source: Technical analysis, fundamental analysis, quantitative models, or macroeconomic data.
Technology: Algorithmic trading, AI-driven predictions, and blockchain-based platforms.
Part 2: Major Trading Styles
2.1 Day Trading
Definition: Buying and selling within the same day, closing all positions before market close.
Features: Relies on volatility, liquidity, and rapid decision-making.
Tools Used: Intraday charts (1-min, 5-min, 15-min), moving averages, volume profile, momentum indicators.
Global Example: US tech stocks like Tesla or Nvidia are favorite day-trading instruments due to volatility.
Pros: Quick profits, no overnight risk.
Cons: High stress, requires constant monitoring, heavy brokerage costs.
2.2 Swing Trading
Definition: Holding trades for several days or weeks to capture medium-term price swings.
Basis: Combines technical chart patterns with macro/fundamental cues.
Global Example: Trading EUR/USD currency pair during central bank policy cycles.
Pros: Less stressful than day trading, better reward-to-risk ratio.
Cons: Requires patience; risk of overnight news shocks.
2.3 Position Trading
Definition: Long-term strategy, holding positions for months or years.
Basis: Fundamental analysis (earnings, economic cycles, interest rates).
Global Example: Long-term bullish positions in gold as an inflation hedge.
Pros: Less frequent monitoring, aligns with macro trends.
Cons: Requires strong conviction and capital lock-in.
2.4 Scalping
Definition: Ultra-short-term trading strategy, aiming for small profits on many trades.
Basis: Order flow, bid-ask spreads, micro-movements.
Global Example: Forex scalpers trade EUR/USD, GBP/USD due to high liquidity.
Pros: Rapid compounding of profits, no overnight risk.
Cons: High transaction costs, requires lightning-fast execution.
2.5 Algorithmic & Quantitative Trading
Definition: Using computer models, AI, and algorithms to trade automatically.
Methods: Statistical arbitrage, mean reversion, machine learning models.
Global Example: Hedge funds like Renaissance Technologies use quant models to outperform markets.
Pros: Emotion-free, scalable, works 24/7 in multiple markets.
Cons: Requires advanced coding skills, backtesting, and infrastructure.
2.6 High-Frequency Trading (HFT)
Definition: Subset of algorithmic trading using microsecond execution speed.
Basis: Profiting from inefficiencies in order books, arbitrage, spreads.
Global Example: Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) futures and US equities.
Pros: Can generate huge volumes of small profits.
Cons: Expensive technology, regulatory scrutiny, highly competitive.
2.7 Event-Driven Trading
Definition: Trading based on news, earnings reports, central bank decisions, or geopolitical events.
Global Example: Buying oil futures after OPEC production cuts; trading GBP during Brexit votes.
Pros: High potential returns.
Cons: High volatility, unpredictable outcomes.
2.8 Arbitrage Strategies
Definition: Profiting from price discrepancies between markets.
Types:
Spatial arbitrage (same asset, different markets).
Triangular arbitrage (currency mismatches).
Merger arbitrage (M&A deals).
Global Example: Simultaneously buying and selling Bitcoin on different exchanges.
Pros: Low-risk if executed correctly.
Cons: Requires speed, capital, and advanced systems.
Part 3: Global Trading Strategies by Asset Class
3.1 Equity Trading Strategies
Value Investing: Buying undervalued stocks (Warren Buffett approach).
Growth Investing: Targeting high-growth sectors like AI or EVs.
Momentum Trading: Riding the wave of strong price trends.
Pairs Trading: Long one stock, short another in the same sector.
3.2 Forex Trading Strategies
Carry Trade: Borrowing in low-interest currency, investing in high-interest currency.
Breakout Trading: Entering positions after a currency breaks key levels.
Range Trading: Buying low, selling high in sideways markets.
News Trading: Trading during central bank announcements or data releases.
3.3 Commodity Trading Strategies
Trend Following: Using moving averages for oil, gold, wheat.
Seasonal Strategies: Trading based on harvests or demand cycles.
Hedging: Producers using futures to lock in prices.
Spread Trading: Buying one commodity and selling another related one (e.g., crude oil vs. heating oil).
3.4 Bond & Fixed Income Trading Strategies
Yield Curve Strategies: Positioning based on steepening or flattening yield curves.
Credit Spread Trading: Exploiting risk premiums between corporate and government bonds.
Duration Hedging: Managing sensitivity to interest rate changes.
3.5 Cryptocurrency Trading Strategies
HODLing: Long-term holding of Bitcoin, Ethereum.
DeFi Yield Farming: Earning interest from decentralized lending protocols.
Arbitrage: Spot vs. futures arbitrage.
Momentum & Volatility Plays: Crypto thrives on extreme price swings.
Part 4: Risk Management & Psychology in Strategies
4.1 Risk Management Tools
Stop-Loss & Take-Profit Orders.
Position Sizing (1–2% capital per trade rule).
Diversification across assets and geographies.
Hedging with options/futures.
4.2 Psychological Styles in Trading
Aggressive vs. Conservative traders.
Discretionary vs. Systematic approaches.
Risk-seeking vs. Risk-averse behaviors.
Trading psychology (discipline, patience, emotion control) often defines whether a strategy succeeds or fails.
Part 5: Regional Differences in Global Trading Styles
US Markets: Heavy focus on tech stocks, options trading, and HFT.
Europe: Strong in forex, bonds, and energy trading.
Asia (Japan, China, India): Retail-dominated, rising algo-trading adoption.
Middle East: Commodity-heavy (oil, petrochemicals).
Africa & Latin America: Emerging markets, currency and commodity-driven.
Part 6: The Future of Global Trading Strategies
AI & Machine Learning: Automated strategies learning from big data.
Blockchain & Tokenization: 24/7 trading, decentralized exchanges.
Sustainable Trading: ESG-based strategies, carbon credits.
Cross-Asset Strategies: Linking equities, commodities, crypto, and derivatives.
Conclusion
Global trading is not just about buying and selling—it is about choosing the right strategy and style that aligns with one’s goals, risk tolerance, and market conditions.
From short-term scalping to long-term investing, from algorithmic arbitrage to macro-driven positioning, traders worldwide adapt strategies to seize opportunities across stocks, currencies, commodities, bonds, and cryptocurrencies.
The winning formula is not a single "best" style—it’s about discipline, adaptability, risk management, and continuous learning. Markets evolve, and so must strategies.
ES (SPX) Analyses - Key Levels - Setups - Fri, Sep 19Bias:
After the recent FOMC meeting, where they cut rates by 25 basis points on September 18, the E-mini S&P 500 futures are looking a bit bullish. There’s decent support holding up, but expect some bumpy trading around those all-time highs. We might see the market bouncing between the usual value areas, with traders likely to fade the extremes unless there’s a strong breakout.
Momentum could slow down as we get close to overbought levels, which might lead to some profit-taking on any rallies. On the flip side, expect strong buying when prices dip. For now, the trading range looks to be between 6660 and 6710, with swings of about 20 to 30 points likely in quieter trading conditions.
Friday has no major U.S. data on the weekly calendar wrap; Thursday’s LEI fell −0.5% m/m in Aug (already out), so macro tape-bombs are limited.
Quadruple-witching: 09/19/2025 is the quarterly expiration (third Friday of Sep). Also note ESU25 last trade = Sep 19, even though most trading has rolled to ESZ25. Expect flowy opens/closes and possible “pin” behavior. 
Options positioning (ES):
• Report totals: 5.83M total OI; put/call = 3.51. 
• Friday weeklies: 2.676M OI; P/C = 5.09 (put-heavy into expiry). 
• Sep contract (ESU5, 2 DTE): ~1.07M total OI; P/C = 3.01; ~185k volume in the latest report. 
• Vol: 30-day ATM IV ≈ 12.33% (down slightly d/d). 
• 0DTE share in SPX options has been >60% of volume recently — expect same-day gamma flows to matter on a quad-witch Friday. 
Bottom line: This is a put-heavy, expiry-dense tape with subdued vol. Expect pinning/reversion around big strikes and flowy opens/closes rather than a trend day—unless price cleanly accepts outside the range.
Next known catalysts (not tomorrow but near-term): Flash PMIs Mon 9/22; U. Michigan final sentiment Fri 9/26.
Setup 1 — Tier-2 (A+ Bounce) LONG @ 6680–6695
Trigger: sweep 6680–6690 → 15m close back above 6693.5 (AS.L) → 5m re-close + HL → 1m pullback hold.
Entry: 6694–6697.
SL: below the 15m sweep low −0.5 pt (hard).
TP1: 6705–6707 (AS.H). TP2: 6718–6725 (W3).
Management: at TP1 close 70%, move runner to BE; aim TP2; time-stop 45–60m if neither TP1/SL hits; max 2 attempts/level.
Setup 2 — Tier-1 (A++ Rejection-Fade) SHORT @ 6718–6725
Trigger: quick sweep above 6718–25 → 15m body back inside 6710 → 5m LH + re-close → 1m failure retest.
Entry: 6714–6718 on the re-close.
SL: above sweep high +0.5 pt.
TP1: 6705–6707; TP2: 6693–6695; stretch 6685–6680 only if momentum continues.
Management: same as above.
SPY options overlay (execution notes)
Given quarterly expiration and heavy 0DTE participation, prefer same-day SPY (AM window) with Δ≈0.60–0.70 on entries; consider 1-DTE for PM window to temper decay. (0DTE share data from Cboe.)
ES — Week Ahead (Sep 15–19) — Fundamentals & Key Risk WindowsMacro focus: FOMC (Wed 2:00/2:30 pm ET), plus Retail Sales, Industrial Production, Housing Starts, Jobless Claims, Philly Fed, and LEI.
Calendar (ET):
Tue 9/16
• Retail Sales (Aug) 8:30 — Census schedule confirms Sep 16, 8:30 am release.
• Industrial Production (Aug) 9:15 — G.17 release calendar shows Sep 16 at 9:15 am.
• NAHB Housing Market Index (Sep) 10:00 — NAHB schedule sets Sep 16, 10:00 am.
• FOMC (Day 1) begins — Fed calendar.
Wed 9/17
• Housing Starts/Permits (Aug) 8:30 — Census/HUD note next report Sep 17, 8:30 am.
• FOMC Statement 2:00 / Powell 2:30 — Fed event calendar.
Thu 9/18
• Initial Jobless Claims 8:30 — DOL weekly; last print 263k (spike tied to TX/fraud anomalies).
• Philly Fed (MBOS) 8:30 — 3rd Thu schedule.
• Conference Board LEI 10:00 — next release Sep 18, 10:00 am.
Fri 9/19
• State Employment (Aug) 10:00 — BLS schedule.
• (FYI for next week: Existing Home Sales (Aug) Tue Sep 23, 10:00 am.)
Context to watch:
• Markets widely expect a 25 bp cut at the Sep 16–17 FOMC; path/“dots” and Powell’s tone matter more than the cut size.
• Michigan sentiment (prelim) fell to 55.4 with inflation expectations elevated (1-yr 4.8%, 5-yr 3.9%).
Tomorrow (Mon 9/15) — Trade Plan
Kill-zones (ET): NY AM 09:30–11:00; NY PM 13:30–16:00.
News risk: NAHB 10:00 (size down or wait 2–3m around print)
Long from support 6586 → TP1 6600
• 15m trigger: Rejection at 6586 (close ≥ 6587 after testing ≤ 6585).
• 5m confirm: Higher-low + close ≥ 6588.
• 1m entry: First retest that closes back above 6587.
• Hard SL: 15m wick low − 0.25–0.50.
• TP1: 6600 (book 70%, runner 30% @ BE).
• TP2 (runner): 6606.25.
Short from resistance 6600 → TP1 6586
• 15m trigger: Rejection at 6600 (close < 6596.5 after probing ≥ 6598.5).
• 5m confirm: Lower-high + close < 6596.0.
• 1m entry: First retest that closes back below 6596.5.
• Hard SL: 15m wick high + 0.25–0.50.
• TP1: 6586 (book 70%, runner 30% @ BE).
• TP2 (runner): 6581.50.
Weekly plan—how fundamentals change our timing
• Tue AM (Retail Sales 8:30 / IP 9:15 / HMI 10:00): Expect a more directional NY AM; trade level→level but avoid first prints by ±3–5m.
• Wed (FOMC 2:00/2:30): Treat NY PM as the main event; no positions carried into 1:55–2:35 unless already at TP1 with runner @ BE.
• Thu (Claims/Philly/LEI): 8:30–10:00 stack can create a trend morning; trade acceptance if a 15m body prints through a level.
ES - September 19th - Daily Trade PlanSeptember 19th - 6am
Before reading this trade plan, IF, you did not read yesterday's take the time to read it first!
(You can see my post in the related publication section)
I wrote yesterday ... "We need a pull back with some structure to one of the levels, ideally at either 6696-6700, 6692, 6682. We could also build a flag down to 6705-09 and then reclaim 6714, and head to 6733. IF, we go lower than 6682, I would get out the way and wait for a reclaim of 6684."
At 9:46am my note stated "We have continued to sell. Be patient. We could get a short squeeze soon. I would wait for reclaim of 6676 for a run to retest 6690-92"
At 9:50am - we sold into 6670, reclaimed 6676 and squeezed higher. This is a great example of why I DO NOT SHORT ES. Everyone thought it was going to continue lower and then the Institutions stepped in and took it higher and everyone short was covering.
There were 2 levels in my note yesterday that have continued to be very important since Wednesday. They have been 6682 & 6692. I will go deeper into this during my note for today.
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The overnight session low was 6679 and the high is 6705. We have been making lower lows, lower highs on the 15 min chart since yesterday's low of 6670. Until the trend changes, we cannot be bullish short term. The first sign of a change will be when we hold 6679 and then take out 6697. Ideally, we could flush down to 6670 or even as far down as the white trendline around 6658-62 zone and then rally higher. I will be waiting patiently for one of the following to happen:
1. Flush 6679, 66670 or below and reclaim higher for a level-to-level move.
2. Hold above 6679 and look for a back test of the breakout above 6697.
I do believe we will break out one way or another and IF, price drops below the white trendline and cannot reclaim it pretty quickly, I would expect price to flush lower and retest 6634 area or the FOMC lows around 6610. That would be a good spot to grab some points.
Key Support Levels - 6692, 6686, 6679, 6676, 6670, 6658-62 (White Trendline Zone)
Key Resistance Levels - 6697, 6705, 6710
Upside targets above are all levels in yellow with a breakout above 6719 to target 6733, 6750, 6776, 6796, 6809, 6814.
Based on where price is at time of this post 6:05am - We either hold this 6692 or 6686 and then reclaim above and that would potentially start the change in trend. Below 6686 and we need to flush 6679. Any breakout above 6697 should be bullish.
I will post an update around 10am EST.
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Couple of things about how I color code my levels.
1. Purple shows the weekly Low
2. Red shows the current overnight session High/Low (time of post)
3. Blue shows the previous day's session Low (also other previous day's lows)
4. Yellow Levels are levels that show support and resistance levels of interest.
5. White shows the trendline from the August lows.
ES - Weekly Trading Plan - September 15th - 19thSeptember 14th - 7:45am
Recap of last week's plan -
"We have to stay bullish until proven otherwise, last week 6369 was the key level to hold and we did. This week 6410-6425 really needs to hold. I could see us pulling back into the 6425-6435 zone, trapping and moving us higher. The first big level I will be looking for a flush and reclaim is 6453-6458 area, that was last Thursday and Friday's levels."
"Target Levels for Week - 6567, IF, price wants it we could go higher to 6597, 6615 but those are not my main targets for the week as the white trendline around 6567 should be a strong resistance."
On Sunday we opened up and could only pullback to 6480 before building a nice base around 6490 area and that became the key low for the week. We ended up moving higher throughout the week and exceeded our targets of 6567, 6597, and just short of 6615.
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Let's review this week's plan!
ES contract (ESU2025) expires Friday September 19th, and I will be rolling over after close on Monday to December (ESZ2025). I will keep you posted on the Daily Trade Plan
Last week our low was 6480 with a high of 6606 put in on Friday at the close. The white trend line continues to be support and would be very bullish if we can flush no lower than 6560-64 level and then continue higher to the 6615, 6637 and could reach 6684, IF, price really wants it.
I anticipate trapping this week as we look towards the FOMC on 17th and Quarterly Window Dressing by Institutions.
We have to stay bullish until proven otherwise, last week 6490, 6545, 6575 are 3 key levels to hold this week and look for some reaction. (I will go into more detail on Monday Daily Trade Plan)
Key Support Levels - 6575, 6562-64, 6545-50, 6535, 6523, 6490.
Key Resistance Levels - 6496, 6507-09, 6520, 6542
Target Levels for Week - 6615,6637 and could reach 6684 zone.
My main levels I will be watching for a pull back to are 6576, 6562, 6535 is last big area that I believe needs to hold, or we could be in for a change of character. Any loss of 6490 should be a bigger picture caution sign and we will evaluate price action daily via the Daily Trade Plan.
Follow to read my daily trade plan - I will send out tonight's Sunday Session Open Trade Plan by 5pm EST.
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Purple Levels - Weekly High/Low
Green Levels - Weekly Targets
Yellow Levels - Daily Key Levels (See Daily Trade Plan)
White - Rising trendlines from august lows
ES - September 17th - FOMC - Daily Trade PlanSeptember 17th - 6am
I stated yesterday in our daily trade plan -
"My main levels I will be watching for a pull back to are 6681-83, 6671, 6643. The white trend line will continue to be a magnet on any pullback, but when we start to really sell off, price can slice through lots of levels below. That is why it is important to be patient and wait for price to build a good base and institutions to start accumulating again."
We pulled back to 6682 then spiked to 6687 then lost the level after the open. We then flushed the overnight low of 6671, spiked, but could not hold anything higher 6675. We finally then hit the Monday afternoon low of 6663 with a very quick flush down to 6661.25. I was actually able to ride this move up to 6673 as my stop was at 6660 (not 6662) when I wrote my note yesterday at 11:07am. I also stated the "reclaim of 6671 should keep us moving higher". 6671 became a magnet yesterday and the highest we got was 6676.
In my 3:35pm Note - "Today we got a nice pullback, and I was able to grab 10pts with a very tight stop. The 6671 level became a magnet this afternoon and then we lost it after 3:15pm. Price should still retest the 6682 level in the overnight session. IF, we lose the 6662 daily low, we will need to work down the levels with 6643 being a good spot for points. I do not think we will lose the 6662 low overnight and will most likely head higher to retest 6682 then continue up the levels if we can hold overhead resistance."
What happened overnight? We still haven't cleared 6676 and finally lost the 6661 level after testing 2x with a nice flush down to 6653 and then reclaim of 6657. You can look at the 1 min chart around 4:30am and see that we flushed down to 6656, then back tested 6661, came back down to make a low at 6653 and you can enter on any reclaim of 6656. Of course, this was a great level reclaim that I was not yet awake for 🤷♂️. The good news, we should get another great setup at some point today.
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Today's action is pretty simple, to be honest.
Our overnight session low is 6653 with high at 6674. IF, we can clear 6674, we should continue higher. I think we will get another pullback, Ideally, to flush the 6653 level and reclaim or even better a deeper scary flush below 6643 and reclaim, then head higher up the levels.
Key Support Levels - 6643, 6649-50 (white trendline) 6653, 6659, 6663
Key Resistance Levels - 6674, 6682, 6686, 6692, 6697
Upside targets above are 6700, 6709, 6724, 6732 (IF, Bulls really want it)
My main levels I will be watching for a pull back to are 6659, 6653, 6648-50, 6643. The white trend line (6648-50) will continue to be a magnet on any pullback. Size down today and be patient. We have the FOMC at 2pm and I will only be taking trades that present themselves until around 12pm. I will be off my desk the rest of the day. I will send out a note around 10am after the NYSE open has settled.
Cooking a rotation Large frame ranges for 2025 / 2026 -- all targets upside tapped on previous chart and current price inside 12M sell box - with esz already beyond @ 6681.
NFP revision showed employment weaker than data implied and CPI Beat 5 year expectations showing inflation not done.
Consumer sentiment showing pessimism on jobs and prices.
Market front running rate cut "relief" pricing in 3 cuts and pushing es to 4 consecutive days of new ATHs.
3d s1 @ 6621
1d macro s1 @ 6624 s2 @ 6546
Both pending bearish rotation
on esz downside rotation confirms at sustain below 6656
on esu below 8h s1 @ 6606
as of 15 Sept 11:27 ET
esu5 vol @ 861.6k
esz5 vol @ 963.1k
vol has shifted to esz5, current high @ 6681.25
price already inside 3d sell box.
1M sell begins @ 6685
n200 @ 6036
Buy boxes noted on chart, including 12M buy for 2026 and major sup levels @ 5450 and 5037
Rotation is a feature not a flaw.
2025 at roughly 140.9% of range; never be the last one out.
Appreciate the risk.
ES - September 15th - Daily Trade PlanSeptember 14th - 2:10pm
On Friday 12th we were looking for a pull back to 6576 for an entry higher with targets of 6606 up first. We never pulled back after the 4:15am low and we held the 6585 level the rest of the day and recovered it again at the close. The Friday trade plan is going to be very similar to what we are looking for Monday. I will post my usual 6am overnight session update with a new chart, but for those trading at the open, you can follow the following plan.
(You can also check out the weekly trade plan and Friday's Daily Trade plan in the related publication section)
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Make sure to read the Weekly Trade Plan if you have not already.
Trade Plan for Monday is as follows:
Ideally, we get a flush of 6576 and reclaim to head higher up the levels. Below 6585 and this will become a new overhead resistance as we spent a lot of time at 6585 zone since the Thursday break out. I do think price can make its way down to 6562 area, flush and reclaim the 6565 level and back test 6576, then potentially keep the move going higher. Below 6562 and 6550 is next good level to wait for a reaction with 6535 being a high-quality level we would like to flush and reclaim, then test levels above. It is FOMC week, and anything can happen leading into Wednesday. We have had a nice run the past few weeks and most of the pull backs have been around 25pts-35pts. We hit a new high at 6606 Friday afternoon and sold down to 6583. A move down to 6562 level would keep the typical pull backs we have seen in play. While it can go lower, Ideally, we don't lose 6550 or if we do we get a quick reclaim and keep moving higher.
Key Support Levels - 6583, 6576, 6569, 6562, 6551, 6535, 6522
Key Resistance Levels - 6592, 6596, 6600, 6606
Upside targets above are 6615, 6622, 6637+
My main levels I will be watching for a pull back to are 6576, 6562, 6535 is last big area that I believe needs to hold, or we could be in for a change of character. Any loss of 6490 should be a bigger picture caution sign and we will evaluate price action daily via the Daily Trade Plan.
I will post an update around 8pm once the session open settles out and I will update a new plan if any major changes transpire before 7am EST on Monday.
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Couple of things about how I color code my levels.
1. Purple shows the weekly High/Low
2. Red shows the current overnight session High/Low (time of post)
3. Blue shows the previous day's session Low (also other previous day's lows)
4. Yellow Levels are levels that show support and resistance levels of interest.
5. White shows the trendline from the August lows.
ES - September 16th - Daily Trade PlanSeptember 16th - 5:50am
Please note that we are now using the December contracts (ESZ2025). All levels will now be focused on December, not on September (ESU2025). Yesterday & Weekly Trade Plan looks weird due to the rollover on prices. All of these levels have been updated to reflect the new contract and should align with your trading view ES1 or ESZ2025 charts.
I am not going to dive into yesterday, since the contract rolled over and the trading plan of when I posted has switched and everything is out of sync, but we will not have that issue moving forward until December. This will happen 4x a year, 1x each quarter.
What is our game plan for today? If you have been following me for the past couple of months you will know that I am looking for pullbacks that institutions are manipulating to flush key levels, run stops, then get long. Guess what we have lacked the past 3-4 sessions? Not many pullbacks. Our last good pull back was Wednesday 10th at 3:15pm. This can be frustrating but as a professional trader, I have to take what my edge gives me, and I am always hunting for the highest quality setups. I can go without trading for a day or a week, IF, my edge does not present itself. We have had some low-quality trades that I have gotten some 5pt-8pt trades, but not my typical edge. So why is this happening? Well, Institutions are distributing and not accumulating. Retail traders are chasing in, and we have been going parabolic as FOMO has taken over. The VIX has quietly risen to over 18 and yesterday we had a green day with a green VIX. This Tell's me that Institutions are starting to add Insurance to the upcoming FOMC meeting and the VIX should continue to rise heading into tomorrow's 2pm FOMC meeting.
Let's talk about what levels we can grab some points at today.
Our overnight session low is 6671 with high at 6697. At this point, I cannot chase, and we will get a big sell off at some point this week. When we do, you must let price build a base at a core level below, before just blindly entering at a level.
Key Support Levels - 6692, 6681-83, 6671, 6663, 6657, 6650, 6643
Key Resistance Levels - 6697, 6700, 6709+
Upside targets above are 6700, 6709, 6732 (IF, Bulls really want it)
My main levels I will be watching for a pull back to are 6681-83, 6671, 6643. The white trend line will continue to be a magnet on any pullback, but when we start to really sell off, price can slice through lots of levels below. That is why it is important to be patient and wait for price to build a good base and institutions to start accumulating again.
I will post an update around 10am.
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Couple of things about how I color code my levels.
1. Purple shows the weekly Low
2. Red shows the current overnight session High/Low (time of post)
3. Blue shows the previous day's session Low (also other previous day's lows)
4. Yellow Levels are levels that show support and resistance levels of interest.
5. White shows the trendline from the August lows.
S&P 500 (ES1!): Wait For Longs! Buy The Dip!Welcome back to the Weekly Forex Forecast for the week of Sept 15 - 19h.
In this video, we will analyze the following FX market: S&P 500 (ES1!)
The S&P500 is still bullish, and there is no reason to short it. The Bulls are clearly in control.
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ES (SPX) Futures Analyses - Key Zones, Setups (Thur, Sep 17)Same map as last night.
Bias & structure
Price is pressing the box top 6,678–6,683 (1h AS.H 6,683.25) with a dense extension liquidity pocket above (D: 1.272 ≈ 6,763, 1.618 ≈ 6,856, 2.0 ≈ 6,959). We trade edge-only: fade a rejection at the top, or buy a sweep-and-reclaim at the control level.
Kill-zones (ET): London 02:00–05:00 (½–¾ size); NY AM 09:30–11:00; NY PM 13:30–16:00.
London (2 setups)
SHORT — Rejection Fade @ 6,678–6,683
15m tag → 15m close back ≤ 6,675 → 5m LH/re-close 6,672–6,674 → 1m LH entry 6,679–6,682.
Hard SL: above 15m rejection high +0.25–0.50.
TPs: 6,666–6,668 → 6,653–6,658 → 6,638–6,643.
Cancel if two 15m body-closes ≥ 6,685. Gate: TP1 ≥ 2.0R.
LONG — Sweep & Reclaim @ 6,653–6,658 (bias pivot)
Wick below LIS → 15m close back ≥ 6,658 → 5m re-close up 6,664–6,666 + HL → 1m HL entry 6,659–6,662.
Hard SL: below sweep low −0.25–0.50.
TPs: 6,678–6,683 → 6,703 → 6,720–6,724 (runner eyes 6,744–6,750).
U.S. (NY) (2 setups)
LONG — Acceptance Continuation > 6,683
Two 5m closes ≥ 6,685 (or one decisive 15m) → PB hold 6,679–6,683 flips to support → enter on 1m HL.
SL: under acceptance pivot −0.50–1.00.
TPs: 6,703 → 6,720–6,724 → 6,744–6,750 (→ 6,760–6,765).
Fail back below 6,679 on 5m = stand down.
SHORT — Breakdown & Failed Reclaim < 6,653
15m body close < 6,653 → retest fails (6,653–6,658 caps) → sell 6,651–6,654 on the fail.
SL: above fail-wick +0.50–1.00.
TPs: 6,638–6,643 → 6,624.75–6,627.25 → 6,611.5–6,618.
Back above 6,658 on 5m = invalidate.
Management (all plays)
First-touch priority; TP1 ≥ 2.0R gate using the 15m-anchored hard SL; no partials before TP1; at TP1 close 70% and set runner to BE; time-stop 45–60m if neither TP1 nor SL hits; max 2 attempts per level per session.
Fundamentals to respect (London → U.S. a.m.)
Bank of England MPC decision & minutes — Thu 12:00 BST (07:00 ET). High-impact for indices/GBP; often injects vol into London PM/NY open.
UK ONS releases — Thu 09:30 BST (04:30 ET) (e.g., housing affordability & Business Insights this week). Moderate.
U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims — Thu 08:30 ET (every Thursday; schedule page).
• Philly Fed Manufacturing Survey — Thu 08:30 ET.
• EIA Natural Gas Storage — Thu 10:30 ET.
Day 30 — Trading Only S&P Futures | One-Month MarkDay 30 of Trading Only S&P Futures is in the books!
I started the day a little rough, down -100 from an overnight trade, but patience paid off. Watching NQ DD buy signals kept me from forcing shorts early, and SPX gamma levels showed 6620 as the top. Once we hit it, I shorted and played the range for steady gains, finishing with a clean MOB bounce for +196.94.
Big milestone here — 30 straight days of trading only the S&P Futures. The consistency is starting to show, and the lessons are stacking up fast.
📰 News Highlights
VIX jumped 6% while the market gained 0.5% — an odd divergence worth watching.
🔑 Key Levels for Tomorrow=
Above 6645 = Remain Bullish
Below 6635 = Flip Bearish
Day 32 — Trading Only S&P Futures | +$2,171 FOMC ReversalDay 32 of Trading Only S&P Futures is in the books!
The day started rough — I went long off an X7 buy signal at the 1-min MOB, got greedy, and ended up down -180 early. Instead of forcing it, I stepped away. By the afternoon, I was mapping out key levels ahead of FOMC.
That prep paid off. My orders for the “pop and drop” scenarios lined up perfectly with the signals. I made back my losses and finished +$2,171. Discipline + structure = consistency.
📰 News Highlights
Fed projections show 9 of 19 officials see two more cuts in 2025
🔑 Key Levels for Tomorrow
Above 6670 = Flip Bullish
Below 6640 = Flip Bearish
US Stock Market, Retail Investors’ Pessimism;A Positive Signal?1) What is contrarian analysis of financial markets?
Contrarian analysis is an original way of looking at financial markets, based on market sentiment, particularly the sentiment of retail traders, often considered the “weak hands” of the market. Instead of following the dominant opinion, it assumes that the crowd is often wrong, especially retail investors. Indeed, they tend to react emotionally: buying when everything looks good and selling when everything looks bad.
However, markets rarely behave so obviously. When the majority of retail investors are euphoric and convinced that the rally will continue, it often means most of them have already bought, leaving few potential buyers to push prices higher – and therefore the market top may be near. Conversely, when these same investors are pessimistic, it usually indicates that they have already sold, that the downside potential is limited, and that the market bottom is near.
Applied to US equities, this reasoning becomes particularly interesting. Imagine a steadily rising market, supported by strong corporate earnings and a solid economy. If retail investors remain cautious or worried despite this, it may suggest that the rally is not over. Their skepticism leaves room for additional buying later, which can extend the trend.
In summary, contrarian analysis encourages us to view retail investors’ pessimism as an opportunity rather than a threat. As long as they doubt, the market is probably not at its peak. It is only when optimism becomes widespread that real caution is warranted.
2) According to the AAII, retail investors’ pessimism is near its yearly high regarding US equities
The current sentiment situation is particularly interesting. According to the latest survey by the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII), the percentage of retail investors with bearish expectations has climbed near its yearly high and stands well above its historical average.
Yet, the S&P 500 is trading near its all-time high. According to contrarian analysis, this suggests that the bullish cycle top in the S&P 500 has not yet been reached, since market peaks are always built on retail investors’ euphoria (and troughs on their pessimism).
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ES - Weekly Trading Plan - September 22nd-26thSeptember 20th - 11am - Weekly Trade Plan
We had a great week, and Institutions continue to buy and keep price moving higher. Our low of 6611 and 6731 was the high. This upcoming week, we have very little economic data. The next big data report is not until October 3rd. We also have end of quarter window dressing by the Institutions. Seasonally, the back half of September is usually down, but the trend right now says otherwise. That is what we need to look at as we put our plan together for the week.
As long as we hold 6660, 6640, we should continue higher.
Key Support Levels - 6611, 6640, 6684, 6696
Key Resistance Levels - 6718, 6730
Weekly Targets - 6750-52, 6767, 6790, 6800+
Last week we reached our main target of 6731 at end of day Friday.
Since we closed at the high of the day on Friday, I will post my Daily Trade Plan on Monday around 6am. That way we can see what price does in the overnight session. I anticipate that we hold the 6692-96 level and continue up the levels. We could go parabolic this week into the 6800+ levels. Sentiment is at extreme greed, and we really need some headlines or events for Institutions to do much selling, for us to jump in and ride higher alongside them.
(I post a more detailed daily plan - follow me so you don't miss my daily updates).
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Purple Levels - Weekly High/Low
Green Levels - Weekly Targets
Yellow Levels - Daily Key Levels (See Daily Trade Plan)
White - Rising trendlines from august lows
ES Futures: Breakout or Fakeout? Trade Plan Inside
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🔥 **ES Futures Setup (2025-09-20)** 🔥
📊 **Market View:**
Leaning **BULLISH** (short/medium-term) ✅
– MA stacking + MACD support longs
– BUT: low volume + RSI \~70 + Stoch \~78 = risk of fake breakout ⚠️
🎯 **Trade Plan (Market Open):**
* Direction: **LONG**
* Entry: **6658.77**
* Stop: **6574.64** (-84 pts / \$4,207 risk)
* Targets:
• T1: 6742.91 (+84 pts / \$4,207)
• T2: 6784.98 (+126 pts / \$6,310)
• T3: 6826.99 (+168 pts / \$8,413)
📏 **Size:** 1 contract (risk \~4.2% on \$100k acct — scale responsibly)
💪 **Confidence:** 60%
⏰ **Timing:** Market Open
⚠️ **Risks:**
– Low volume (\~0.31x norm)
– Overbought oscillators
– Tech weakness could drag index
✅ **Rationale:**
Trend + MA stack favors longs. Use 1.5 ATR stop. Lock gains at T1/T2, let runners push to 2R.
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🚀 **ES LONG 6658.77 → TP 6826.99 | Stop 6574.64 | 60% Confidence** 🚀
S&P 500 Futures Outlook – Correction or Pause Ahead?The S&P 500 futures remain near recent highs, reflecting strong bullish momentum driven by tech and macroeconomic optimism. However, several indicators are flashing caution. Momentum is showing signs of fatigue, with RSI/Stochastic levels edging toward overbought conditions and breadth narrowing to fewer leading stocks. These signals often precede either a short-term correction or a consolidation phase, as the market takes a breather before deciding its next leg.
Key support levels on the daily chart sit near recent consolidation zones and moving averages. If these levels break, we could see a retracement in the 5–8% range, bringing futures back to test medium-term supports. On the other hand, holding above resistance and regaining momentum could translate into a sideways pause rather than a deep pullback. In short, the market remains in a bull trend, but traders should stay alert for signs of a cooling phase that could unfold in the weeks ahead.
Will Lowered Interest Rates Make Or Break The Stock Index MarketS&P 500 Fundamentals:
All three of the major indexes posted gains for the week, led by a 2% gain in the Nasdaq, with expectations high the Fed will cut interest rates by at least 25 basis points at the meeting.
S&P ascends second straight week, adds 1.6% on revived artificial intelligence optimism, expected interest-rate cuts.
Price Levels To Lookout For:
- Closure Above $6,600
- $6,450 Weekly Order Block
- $6,223.25 - $6,109.00 Weekly Draw On Liquidity
Nasdaq Fundamentals:
Helping the Nasdaq, shares of Tesla gained 7.4% after board chair Robyn Denholm dismissed concerns that CEO Elon Musk's political activity had hurt sales at the electric-vehicle maker and said the billionaire was "front and centre" at the company.
Price Levels To Lookout For:
- $24,068.50 Prev All-Time HIghs
- $24,200 Psychological Level
- $22,222 - $22,582 Weekly Sellside Liquidity Pool
Dow Jones Fundamentals:
In New York, the Dow Jones Index dropped 231 points or 0.50 percent on Friday.
Losses were led by Merck (-2.75%), Sherwin-Williams (-2.14%) and Honeywell International (-1.79%).
Offsetting the fall, top gainers were Apple (1.82%), Microsoft (1.76%) and Walmart (0.83%).
Price Levels To Lookout For:
- $46,176 (Current Highs)
- $45,245 Weekly Order Block
- $44,642 - $44,615 Weekly BISI