These Range Reversals Could Make Us A Fortune On Friday

By Joseph James of Sideways Markets

Head-Trader at SchoolOfTrade.com • Mar 13, 2025 at 11:55 PM EDT

Markets are range-bound going into Friday, telling us that Reversals are likely where the money’s made tomorrow.

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One day left… let’s finish strong!

Markets are range-bound going into Friday, telling us that Reversals are likely where the money’s made tomorrow…

I have (3) favorite reversal patterns; #1 is the easiest, but #3 has the potential to make our entire week!

Range reversals are some of my favorite trades…

But how do you know it’s safe to trade a breakout?

The secret is in the moving-average… I’ll show you how in tonight’s video!

E-Mini S&P (ES):

Emini is bearish into a range, telling me to trade the “edges” of the range; buying low, selling high using bull and bear traps for entries.

E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):

Nasdaq is bearish into a range, and a breakout below this morning’s range tells me to sell breakout-pullbacks off the “belly” of that range tomorrow morning.

Video Length: 00:28:57

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