Today marks the final trading day of May
Historically quiet and choppy due to Friday + month-end
Mechanical system still bullish, no pulse bars triggering trades
No tag, no turn, no hedge activation – it’s a “wait” day
Market feels like it’s holding its breath for June
...✅ Bullish bias from last Friday remains valid
No upper Bollinger tag = no reversal trigger
Mechanical zones doing their job -clean visual cues
⏳ Frustratingly few new pulse bars all week
ES Futures +85 points overnight
Daily island reversal may attract higher timeframe buyers
ADD closed at a bearish extreme -bullish jump-off
...SPX surged again Tuesday but offered no clean bullish signal.
Pulse bar came close – 5.4% range -but didn’t qualify.
Daily chart now shows a textbook island reversal setup.
5940 remains the key zone to unlock full bull momentum.
ADD (Advance-Decline) at bullish extreme, suggesting near-term cool-off.
I stayed sidelined -the price of a good long weekend.
Still waiting for a clean entry with the system rules in play.
...US markets closed Monday for the national holiday
Futures jumped 70+ points after Sunday night’s tariff news
Trump shelved 50% EU tariff, dollar dipped, Dow futures surged
Holding bearish into the weekend cost a pop – but theta still works
Conservative bull entry still lines up at 5840 for a cleaner setup
New “V-shaped entry” logic to be added to SPX Income System
Enjoying the extended weekend and prepping for Tuesday’s open
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...✅ Bull swing initiated Wednesday off a pulse bar
Hedge alert triggered after lunch on surprise news drop
Flipped to bear swing after closing bull for 26.9% partial loss
✳️ Bear trade filled via long put + vertical credit spread
Bear swing closed Thursday for 90% ROC as market drifted
SPY + SPX trades Friday closed at 200% and 90% ROC
⏳ 7DTE swing still open into weekend
☕ All wrapped up while walking the beach with Mrs N
...✅ Bearish bias holds: No reversal confirmed after Wednesday’s bear flip
Tag setup voided: Thursday’s late-day drop erased the potential turn
SPX remains short-biased heading into Friday
Overnight swing trade closed profitably despite choppy action
Pulse Bar Pro v2.1.1 back in testing – now maps weekly swing bias automatically
Off-desk Friday – trade reviews to follow over the weekend
...Wednesday started bullish, flipped bearish midday on tax news
Tag n Turn setup failed, triggering hedge and bear pulse bar
️ Handled live on Fast Forward call -system rules did the work
Closed bull swing for a partial loss -two in a row now
☕ Trade executed with calm -click, fill, back to the lazyboy
Overnight futures holding lows -could see more bear action at open
...⚠️ One trade missed yesterday -bear setup triggered, but no entry
Price moved exactly as prepped, but distractions won the day
SPX futures down ~30pts overnight -watching for open drop
Daily chart shows inside bar -high odds of a false break
30-min chart may tag the lower Bollinger and snap back
Prepared for bear swing, but system will confirm direction
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