This Breakout Pullback Could Be Easy Money On Wednesday

By Joseph James of Sideways Markets

Head-Trader at SchoolOfTrade.com • Jan 9, 2024 at 11:00 PM EST

Markets are bullish into a range tonight, which means this Breakout-pullback could be EASY money tomorrow

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Amazing day today – lets do it again tomorrow!

Markets are bullish into a range tonight, which means this Breakout-pullback could be EASY money tomorrow!

Range-bound markets are my favorite because the entries are so easy, and I have 3 trades I’m watching for tomorrow…

It doesn’t matter which direction we go; this roadmap is all you need to make money on Wednesday!

E-Mini S&P (ES):

Emini is bullish into a range and buyers would love to buy a breakout-pullback tomorrow morning!

E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):

Nasdaq is bullish into a range and buyers will be looking to buy Bear Traps off support levels below the range tomorrow morning!

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