Today’s afternoon volatility gives us a clear roadmap to the EASY MONEY on Thursday…
Keep these (2) Squeeze Trades on your radar because they could make your entire week!
Emini and Nasdaq both rallied higher this afternoon, but it’s what DIDN’T happen that was the biggest clue…
Let me show you why – these trades could be huge tomorrow!
E-Mini S&P (ES):
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Emini is bullish after a V-bottom squeeze sent price racing higher, and we expect buyers to be looking for bear traps on the way to a measured-move target overhead.
E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):
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Nasdaq is bullish with buyers trying to rotate off the low of today’s range. Buyers will be looking for breakouts higher, while sellers try holding them back at today’s high.
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