Markets are bullish into the close, but I see (3) reasons why this Bull Trap might be our biggest win of the week! Everything’s bullish right now, but the charts are telling me this might be nothing more than a Bull Trap…
Markets are bullish into the close, but I see (3) reasons why this Bull Trap might be our biggest win of the week!
Everything’s bullish right now, but the charts are telling me this might be nothing more than a Bull Trap…
Here are (3) Bull Trap setups I’m tracking for tomorrow. We only need one of these to make our entire week!
E-Mini S&P (ES):
Emini is bullish, but we’re trading into the high of a large range on the 60minute so it’s best to look for reversals off the high until we see a clear breakout.
E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):
Nasdaq is rotating inside a big range right now, which tells us to look for selling opportunities using bull traps and reversals off the high tomorrow morning!
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