Bear Bias Holds While Life Happens

Wolfe Still in Play

Today’s setup couldn’t have been clearer.

As laid out in the morning plan, we maintained a bearish bias below 5400 with a Wolfe Wave still in motion toward the 5000 target. Price confirmed that view beautifully with a textbook pulse bar during the opening 30 minutes, forming just beneath 5200.

That was the trigger.
The kind of clean entry that typically lets us lock in a premium around $3.00, with the usual exit resting comfortably near $0.30 – a near 90% ROC.

But even without the intraday entry, the system bias hasn’t changed:

• GEX remains negative – confirming resistance

• 5400 = flip level – still firmly acting as a ceiling

• 5250 = gamma magnet – a potential price attractor mid-week

• 5000 = Wolfe Wave target – and we’re inching closer by the hour

So even if the day trade didn’t happen, the bearish swing exposure is still working in the background.

And if price keeps pushing, those open positions will do the talking… with or without me clicking the button.

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Fun Market Fact – Markets Don’t Care About Your Schedule

Did you know… the S&P has never once paused to let a trader grab a coffee, settle a family emergency, or reschedule an entry?

Shocking, I know.

Markets don’t slow down. They don’t care if you’re on holiday, in the hospital, or stuck on the motorway. But here’s the twist: systematic traders don’t care either.

Because the system was built to run without constant supervision.

The setup doesn’t need your opinion.
The swing doesn’t need your presence.
The edge doesn’t vanish just because you missed one trigger.

So yes, price might run without you today.
But you’ll still get paid – just a little later.