Markets are bearish, and everyone’s looking for ways to get short before we retest last week’s low – but the window of opportunity is very small!
Timing is everything right now, so keep these (2) *PERFECT PULLBACKS* on your radar tomorrow!
Emini and Nasdaq are bearish and trying break below today’s range – I’d love to grab a bull trap off today’s high, but I’ll settle for a breakout-pullback going lower!
Crude Oil is bullish, but I can see (3) reasons why this Crown Reversal might be one of the best Oil trades of the month!
E-Mini S&P (ES):
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Emini is bearish and trying to break below today’s range, and with major support below us, it’s safe to assume sellers will be looking for ways to short the bounces tomorrow morning.
E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):
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Nasdaq is bearish with a strong rotation off today’s high, giving sellers are great opportunity for a breakout and retest of last week’s low.
Crude Oil Futures (CL):
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Crude Oil is bullish, but we’re testing major resistance with a range below us, giving us a great opportunity for a reversal running lower.
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