Markets continued grinding higher today, squeezing out the bears, and making this PERFECT PULLBACK one of my favorite trades of the month!
E-mini and Nasdaq gave us (3) important clues today, which makes our game plan easy for Thursday – don’t miss this one!
E-Mini S&P (ES):
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E-mini is bullish with a wedge, telling us that buyers are still waiting for that deep pullback to “buy the dip” after yesterday’s massive short squeeze.
E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):
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Nasdaq is bullish and still grinding higher today, telling buyers to stay patient and wait for entries on the next 2-leg pullback.
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