We had another big move higher ahead of Powell tomorrow afternoon…
Big move… Powell… put those 2 together and you get the perfect recipe for a PAIN TRADE – let me show you!
Emini and Nasdaq are bullish with BIG MOVES higher today, so we assume buyers are waiting for pullbacks…
But with Powell speaking tomorrow afternoon, the key is trading into PAIN – here’s how to do it!
E-Mini S&P (ES):
Emini is bullish with a BIG MOVE higher, and major resistance overhead tells us to buy as LOW AS POSSIBLE using 2-leg pullbacks tomorrow morning!
E-Mini Nasdaq (NQ):
Nasdaq is bullish with a strong move higher into FOMC. Buyers wont want to chase this higher, so they’ll be looking to “buy the dips” tomorrow morning!
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