This Breakout Pullback Could Be Easy Money On Tuesday, June 3

Head-Trader at SchoolOfTrade.com • Jun 2, 2025 at 11:50 PM EDT

Markets are bullish, and separation off the 21ema tells me this Breakout Pullback is likely where the easy money is made on Tuesday!

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First week of June… let’s do this!

Markets are bullish, and separation off the 21ema tells me this Breakout Pullback is likely where the easy money is made on Tuesday!

E-Mini S&P (ES):

Emini is bullish with a strong breakout of today’s range, telling me to look for buying opportunities using a breakout pullback tomorrow morning!

E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):

Newsletter is bullish and grinding away from the 21ema, telling me to look for ways to buy bear traps off support levels below me on Tuesday!

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