Markets made wild swings back and forth today, which is an easy clue for an experienced trader…
Smells like a range is developing overnight, which means these *Fake-out Breakouts* are likely where the easy money will be tomorrow!
Emini and Nasdaq are both bullish overall, but developing into a range in the short term…
Ranges act like magnets, so the plan is to “trade the edges” using these 2 simple entry patterns – don’t miss them!
E-Mini S&P (ES):
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Emini is bullish into a trading range, telling us that buyers will be looking for bear traps to buy support below the range, along with breakout-pullbacks going higher.
E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):
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Nasdaq is range-bound ahead of major earnings tomorrow, and the bullish overall bias tells us to look for seller failures to buy off range lows, and breakout-pullbacks going higher.
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