Tuesday brought a slight dip into the bullish reversal zone but failed to follow through on a deeper flush.

SPX planted a firm double bottom, forming an inside/outside bar setup on the daily chart—a classic bullish signal.

This suggests the recent dip may have been a small bear trap, setting the stage for a potential bullish breakout.

With the De Niro-inspired “Raging Bull” mindset, I’m gearing up for a strong rally ahead.

SPX starts the week with a sideways pattern and a slight bearish bias due to a lack of red flag news until Thursday.

Overnight futures push lower, aiming at recent lows. This may spark bear enthusiasm, but deeper pushes into the bullish reversal zone could turn the tide.

I’m watching closely for entry points and may start bullish income swings even before the typical triggers show up.

SPX formed an Island Reversal pattern, sparking trader excitement with its bearish undertones.

My “Tag ‘n Turn” setup delivered solid bearish profits as expected, even though this downward move was my least anticipated scenario.

Now, my sights are set on bullish plays from this level up to year-end and beyond.

Plus, stock swing opportunities are on the radar, just waiting for the right entry triggers.

Just before the weekend, an ORB30 setup yielded an 84.4% return, setting up a perfect close to the week.

The SPX market dropped neatly into the bullish reversal zone marked earlier in the week during a mentorship call, promising potential for upcoming opportunities.
With profits secured, the focus now shifts to Monday for more action.

Until then, it’s time for a well-deserved break.

This week, the SPX “Tag ‘n Turn” Income System delivered a stellar 93.3% return since Monday, despite the market’s sluggish sideways grind.

As the market gapped down at today’s open, it marked another win for the system.

Now, eyes are on the bullish reversal zone for potential income swing trades. If we see the dip, it’s game on; otherwise, a long weekend might just be on the cards.

The bear bias has been profitable, with another quick win trade yesterday and a successful bear income swing expected today.

Overnight futures are already down 30/40 points, signaling a likely market gap down at the open.
This aligns with the bearish outlook held all week.

The big question now is whether prices will dip into the bullish reversal zone, an area that has piqued my interest.

With the anticipated push down, my plan for today and the rest of the week is to cash out on bearish gains and pivot to bullish opportunities as the seasonal trend suggests a potential upswing.

Despite one of the dullest market movements in recent memory, today’s trade netted a 91.4% return in just a few hours. SPX’s confirmed range with tight Bollinger bands shifted the focus to range trading setups.

Using the broken wing butterfly strategy, I captured a $3.50 income and exited at $0.30 for strong gains.

The day’s trading required minimal screen time, freeing me up for a cozy “pyjama day” with Mrs. N. and a StarGate marathon. This quick return showcases the effectiveness of range-based strategies and reinforces patience as we await more significant bear swings.

The SPX continues its sideways shuffle with a slight bearish tilt, confirmed by a Bollinger Band pinch signaling containment. This range might not last, with red flag news midweek poised to rattle the markets. Dow Futures are already testing yesterday’s lows, hinting at potential shifts. While bearish setups dominate for now, the market’s nature means anything can change, and bullish triggers are on the radar.

Markets are slowing into a sideways stall, confirmed by Bollinger Bands narrowing into a tight range. The SPX “Tag ‘n Turn” setup leans bearish, but we’re prepared for a shift. If new highs appear, the bear stance exits. Conversely, a move into the reversal zone strengthens the bearish outlook. Stay alert for breakout signals and shifts as we move forward.

Post-election market momentum remains bullish, potentially lasting well into next year. However, signs of exhaustion—like wicks on daily candles—indicate a possible pause or correction. The SPX Income System has detected bearish setups, suggesting traders might anticipate a brief pullback. If prices dip to the marked bullish reversal zone, it could present a prime buying opportunity.