Markets are bullish trying to break free of today’s trading range…
But the overall bear market, combined with a “Pop and Grind” pattern tells us this Double-Top might be a huge winner on Halloween!
Emini and Nasdaq are bullish with a *Pop & Grind* channel going higher…
But one look at the 60minute and it’s easy to see why this *Double-Top* Reversal is my favorite trade for Tuesday!
E-Mini S&P (ES):
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Emini is bullish with a *Pop & Grind* channel going higher, telling us that buyers will be looking for another leg higher before sellers start shorting up around the GAP at 4211.75
E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):
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Nasdaq is bullish and trying to breakout above today’s range, but the overall bear markets says sellers will likely be looking for shorts just above today’s highs!
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