This Bear Trap Might Be The Easiest Money All Week

Head-Trader at SchoolOfTrade.com • Feb 10, 2025 at 9:20 PM EST

Did you miss that Sunday evening reversal? I’ll bet most people did. That’s why this Bear Trap is likely where the big money is made tomorrow!

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Did you miss that Sunday evening reversal?

I’ll bet most people did…

That’s why this Bear Trap is likely where the big money is made tomorrow!

E-Mini S&P (ES):

Emini is bullish with a big move higher into a range, telling me to look for ways to buy a DEEP pullback off support levels below the range tomorrow morning!

E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):

Nasdaq is bullish with a big move higher, telling me to buy as LOW as possible tomorrow morning, and I’d love to use the range from Friday for a breakout pullback!

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