Monday’s expected sideways grind continues – SPX trapped under 6200
Bollinger Band Width contracts again -classic pre-move squeeze
A rising wedge is forming with visible loss of upside momentum
%B and BBW divergences confirm price inertia
ADD indicator approaching bullish extreme again -may signal exhaustion
The plan is playing out -theta is dripping, no directional trigger needed yet
...Monday matched our Fast Forward group call plan nearly tick-for-tick
Breakout target reached last week – now watching for momentum pause
6200 is the week’s GEX gravity anchor – expect chop or compression
New All-Time Highs (NATHs) typically trigger hesitation before true breakout
Quarter-end + holiday week + NFP Thursday = quiet drift ideal for premium selling
...The June 12-13 range finally broke, delivered a 4 percent thrust, and tapped our upside objective on Friday.
As price kissed that level, an upper Tag n Turn printed and Bollinger Bands began to contract.
History says month-end plus an imminent NFP number cuts volatility for one to three sessions.
We are neutral-leaning-not-bullish: expecting sideways drift, shrinking IV, and prime theta-decay income.
Surprise headlines – or whatever noise escapes Trump’s mouth – can jolt intraday, but the base case is pause then play.
Stick to mechanical setups, milk premium, and save gunpowder for Friday’s jobs report.
...Students crushed it this week. ROC setups triggered early, theta collected across the board, multiple zero day wins, and swing positions closed at the top. SPX kept momentum higher – patience paid.
...SPX continues higher after clean breakout from last week’s range
6180 remains the upside target (range height projection)
6060 still key for any bear case – no flips triggered yet
Bollinger Band width tightening = possible pause or range forming
Several overnight swings hit targets; new swing also initiated
Bias remains bullish into Friday unless structure breaks
System’s boring? Good. Boring is profitable.
...Setup emerged from Wednesday’s Fast Forward analysis
Focus: ES futures in a high-and-tight premarket coil
Classic liquidity sweep setup: overnight high → premarket low
Relative low ADD supported bullish bias
Entered Broken Wing Butterfly (1-DTE), collected $7 premium
Exited mid-morning Thursday at $0.30
ROC = 95.7%
Discretionary trade, but system-aligned and repeatable
...Monday’s swing was clean: reversal off range low
Strong rally into Monday close, followed by a bullish gap Tuesday
Prior week’s swing unexpectedly recovered and closed green
New trade: Broken Wing Butterfly – $7 in premium collected
Closed after just 3 days at $0.30
Final ROC: 95.7%
Fast mover = no need to wait for expiration
System logic + patience = compounding precision
...Overnight high swept just after yesterday’s open
Overnight low swept shortly after = full range cleared
This “stop hunt sandwich” unlocked a discretionary bullish trade
Pulse bar wasn’t required – price structure spoke first
As of this morning, SPX futures gapping 20 points higher
Bias remains bullish above 6060
Target = 6180 (measured range move)
No pulse bar needed when the game board confirms it for you
...Monday swing off range lows executed cleanly
Tuesday’s gap-up broke above 6060 range high
Price held firm through morning → Pulse Bar triggered
Bullish continuation trade activated per system logic
Sold $5.50 premium → closed next day at $0.30
94.5% return on capital in under 24 hours
Crowd hesitated. You executed.
Main lesson: “Never too high to buy”
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