Bulls Bought The FOMC Dip In SPX. Will The Rally Continue? June 19/22
The S&P 500 e‑mini (ES) fell more than 135 points after the June FOMC announcement, prompting bulls to buy the dip. The team identified a failed breakdown at the 7,482 level, a classic liquidity‑creation signal used by institutions to trap shorts. ES rebounded above 7,578 by early afternoon, confirming that institutional buying was in play. The newsletter outlines a plan to retest 7,590‑7,611 and higher resistance zones as the next rally target.
Is the Bottom In For SPX? June 15 Plan
The author argues that recent S&P 500 futures (ES) moves are driven by "failed breakdown" patterns, which institutions use to accumulate positions after sharp sell‑offs. A dip on Wednesday erased 170 points but the subsequent recovery added about 200 points...
Are All Time Highs Coming Next Week? May 25/26 Plan
The S&P 500 E‑mini (ES) has settled into a sideways range after a multi‑week rally, with support around 7355‑7377 and resistance near 7458. The newsletter highlights a "Failed Breakdown" pattern, which the author says is how institutions accumulate positions by trapping...
SPX Finally Gets A 1% Dip. Will It Get Bought? May 18 Plan
The S&P 500 e‑mini (ES) posted a roughly 1 % dip on May 18, falling to a low of 7,421 before rebounding. The move illustrated a classic "failed breakdown," where institutions use sharp sell‑offs to trap short sellers and accumulate positions....
Another All Time High For SPX. Where To Next Week? May 11 Plan
The S&P 500 e‑mini (ES) surged past 7400, marking another all‑time high after a classic "Failed Breakdown" at 7213. The newsletter explains that institutions use such breakdowns to trap short sellers and accumulate long positions. Recent price action confirmed the...
SPX Closes At Major ATHs. Pullback Next Week, or More Upside Ahead? May 4th Plan
The S&P 500 e‑mini (ES) surged to new all‑time highs after a classic "failed breakdown" at the 7,137 level, a pattern institutions use to accumulate positions. The index fell sharply to 7,132 on earnings news, trapped short sellers, and rebounded...
A Full Week Of Coil For SPX. Do We Trend Next Week? April 27 Pan
Over the past month the S&P 500 e‑mini (ES) has posted a steep upside rally, with each minor dip quickly bought up. The author attributes the move to a classic "failed breakdown" pattern, where institutions accumulate during sharp, short‑lived drops...
[RE-SEND] 4 Green Days This Week For SPX. Can It Close Up With 5? April 17 Plan
The S&P 500 e‑mini (ES) has surged roughly 700 points in the past two weeks, marking one of the strongest short‑term rallies in years. The author attributes the move to a classic "Failed Breakdown" pattern, where institutions dump the contract,...
Massive Breakout Underway For SPX. How Much More Upside? April 10 Plan
On March 30 the S&P 500 e‑mini (ES) experienced a sharp drop to 6,353, creating a classic "failed breakdown" that institutions use to accumulate positions. The subsequent bounce launched a 480‑point rally, pushing the contract above 6,850 and later to 6,873, forming...
Two Big Green Days For SPX. Can It Manage A Third? April 2nd Plan
Last week saw five consecutive red days in the S&P 500 e‑mini (ES), ending with a sharp 280‑point rally that pushed the index to a 6,647 high. The move was triggered by a classic "Failed Breakdown" pattern after ES briefly...
SPX Is Coiled Tight Still. Big Move Incoming. What Way? March 26 Plan
The author breaks down the recent S&P 500 futures (ES) action, highlighting an "elevator down" sell that led to a rapid failed‑breakdown and a 200‑point rally up to the 6720 level. After the surge, ES entered a tight consolidation between...
FOMC Tomorrow. Can The New SPX Rally Survive? March 18 Plan
S&P 500 futures (ES) lost the 6819 support level early last week, dropping to 6658 before staging a rebound. A failed breakdown at the 6689 shelf triggered a short squeeze that lifted prices to a 6808 high, aligning with the...
Is the Bottom In For SPX? March 11 Plan
The newsletter dissects recent S&P 500 E‑mini (ES) moves, labeling rapid sell‑offs as "elevator down" events that trigger failed breakdowns and short squeezes. After a sharp dip to 6588 on Sunday, the index rebounded to 6850, repeatedly testing the 6778‑82...