Ever watched a company add New Zealand’s entire GDP before your latte cooled?
Nvidia just did-blasting through $4 TRILLION. And no, I’m not here to scream “bubble.”
I’m here to bet it tags $5 T before Thanksgiving and gets Wall St to buy me the turkey.
...This Week’s Wall of Wins Is Packed.
First-timers. Five-day streaks. $800 hauls.
SPX didn’t just trend – it paid those who followed the process.
Dive in and see how traders like Stephen, Daisy, Rene, and Chaim locked in their wins.
Steel-nerved traders only:
Tomorrow I’m tearing apart the “all-cash comfort blanket” that’s smothering returns across pro desks right now.
You’ll get a one-question quiz that reveals whether your sideline stance is prudence or paralysis-and I’ll walk through the Kryptonite Spread variant that milks panic-premiums while everyone else argues top-calling vs bottom-fishing. Miss the drop and you’ll still be polishing cash while volatility pays the guy next to you.
...SPX and NDX both hit new all-time highs, while DJX and RTY lag – classic interindex divergence. It’s not uncommon to see short-term divergence between overnight futures before sharp moves, and this could be another setup for volatility.
SPX has broken out off the range, but the pullback high hasn’t been taken out yet. If it holds above range, we may be seeing the start of a new leg. If not – it’s just another case of “Not All-Time High” syndrome (NATH).
Eyes on confirmation. Plans stay flexible.
...Markets chopped through Powell-Trump noise but stayed locked in range.
I, meanwhile, took a tumble that would make any trader proud – ankle, wrist, hip, ego, the whole lot.
Despite the chaos, we’ve technically tagged the lower bounds of the range and carved out a bullish setup.
That said, mid-range action is still murky.
I’m holding my bearish lean unless we break the floor or trigger a hedge-flip.
Same plan as always: fade reversals at range edges, act on breakouts. Until then, I wait (with soup).
...Tuesday saw a fast bear pulse bar at the range highs – 0-DTE in at $2.10, out by $0.10 mid-afternoon.
Range is now only 70 points wide – narrowing opportunities, fast moves.
Pulse 1 swing still live. Pulse 2 closed for 95.5%. Pulse 3 (1-DTE) set to exit early today.
Daily chart just fired first bear Pulse Bar since March. Reversal brewing?
Focus: Reversal off range lows or breakout beneath it – 2 key patterns now on watch.
...Sideways swing expired for a loss last week – system reset clean
New pinch-range auto-marked Monday – key levels defined clearly
Tuesday: SPX gaps above range high, reverses immediately
Bear Pulse Bar confirmed shortly after open
0-DTE entry filled at $2.10 – exited same day at $0.10
95.5% ROC booked with minimal stress
Swing trade still open and hunting for range low re-test
...Price remains inside the defined trading range
Lower bound tested early in the week, bounce now underway
Overnight futures mixed across indices, awaiting economic catalyst
Your AntiVestor swing system still on the sidelines
0-DTE traders harvesting edge while swing traders wait for signal
... TLDR – Monday’s Playbook
Bearish swing expired last week with no breakdown = flat start this week
SPX now sits in a confirmed range: 6,210-6,290 zone
Four of six core trade patterns now potentially active
Overnight futures down 25-30 pts – eyes on range lows for bounce setup
Awaiting cash open to confirm direction and pulse entry signal
• Took a few days off – right on time
• Bearish Tag n Turn delayed, wide no-action zone
• System says “wait” – until signal confirms
• Friday might deliver the pulse bar trigger
• Watching for new bear swing setup