Markets are ‘range-bound’ going into Wednesday, and there’s one simple clue telling us this REVERSAL could be the easiest money all week
Ranges everywhere – my favorite!
Markets are ‘range-bound’ going into Wednesday, and there’s one simple clue telling us this REVERSAL could be the easiest money all week!
Emini and Nasdaq are chopped-up right now, but don’t let these messy charts fool you…
These are the easiest markets to trade; you just need the right strategy – here’s mine for tomorrow!
E-Mini S&P (ES):
Emini is bullish into a range, telling us that buyers will be looking for bear traps to buy off support levels below the range!
E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):
Nasdaq is bearish, but the bullish range above us tells us buyers will be looking for ways to get in on this bullish “rotation off low” Wednesday morning.
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