Markets made another big move higher today – combine that with tomorrow’s CPI Report and this *Rug Pull* Strategy could be an easy win!
Emini and Nasdaq are WAY over-extended into the biggest news of the week…
I’d love to see a sharp correction off the highs, and I’ll use one of these two *rug pull* entry tactics to get in at the perfect time!
E-Mini S&P (ES):
Emini is bullish with another big move higher, and I’ll be looking for deep pullbacks and bear traps into the volatility we get around CPI tomorrow morning.
E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):
Nasdaq is bullish with a slow grind higher today, and I’ll be looking to buy seller failures if we get a sharp correction lower after CPI is release tomorrow.
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