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 6678–66
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Weekly Analysis of the S&P 500 (ES) - Sep 22 - 26 - Fundamental Bias
So, here's the deal: we're still on an upward trend, but price is pushing against a "ceiling cluster" just above us. Expect a slow climb for now until something changes.
As long as we stay above 6,700–6,705, dip buyers will probably step in and try to push things back up to the 6,73x/6,75x r
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.
This is the begining of a series, where I Gideon Stoker a follower of Christ will be turning 100$ or in this case 94$ into 1,000,000.
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 tr
S&P 500 (ES1!): Bullish! Buy The Dip! Keep It Simple!Welcome back to the Weekly Forex Forecast for the week of Sept 22 - 26th.
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.
Wait for price to pullback to a +FVG, and then look for valid buy setups on your ent
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
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
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
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
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: **65
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