Breakout: 3 Trades For Maximum Profits On Tuesday

By Joseph James of Sideways Markets

Head-Trader at SchoolOfTrade.com • Jun 9, 2025 at 10:00 PM EDT

Are you seeing these two ranges? I hope so, because they give us three ways to make BANK on Tuesday!

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Are you seeing these two ranges?

I hope so, because they give us (3) three ways to make BANK on Tuesday!

I love range markets… because they’re so easy!

Look closely, and you’ll see (2) ranges on the charts…

Put them together, and it’s easy to see why I’m looking for these (3) trades tomorrow morning!

E-Mini S&P (ES):

Emini is bullish into a range, telling me to look for buying opportunities off support levels below the range, or breakout pullbacks above it!

E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):

Nasdaq is bullish with “stacked” ranges on the chart, telling me to use the current range as a price-magnet, and the previous range for a breakout pullback.

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