Don’t Short this Drop Until You Watch!

Head-Trader at SchoolOfTrade.com • Jan 19, 2022 at 8:33 AM EST

The Emini and Nasdaq look mighty heavy right now – I’m looking for shorts off a couple key resistance levels overhead – one of them might surprise you…

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Markets didn’t waste any time getting back in the groove today – both the Emini and Nasdaq collapsed running lower, while Crude Oil continues to climb…

The Emini and Nasdaq look mighty heavy right now – I’m looking for shorts off a couple key resistance levels overhead – one of them might surprise you…

Crude Oil is the exact opposite – finishing the session right at the highs, it looks like traders are hunting for $90 later this week – I’m expecting a range up here, and you’re gonna love my vision on buying the next pullback…

The key for tomorrow is – don’t chase these moves. Now is the time for patience, so wait for these setups, they won’t let you down…

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