This morning’s bearish income trade on SPX delivered a tidy $2.70 profit after $ADD broke below the opening range, signaling a short-term bear move.

SPX pushed lower from the range high, confirming the trade setup.

While the bearish bias played out short-term, my overall outlook remains bullish. Existing income swings are still open, targeting exits in the coming days.

Friday’s trade aimed for a bullish range breakout but ended in a grind.

A misstep while trading on mobile led to a suboptimal position. By rolling the position effectively, I turned what could’ve been a full loss into a break-even outcome.

While not a profit, it’s a win in the grand scheme—sometimes it’s about managing losses, not just chasing gains. ☕

Thursday’s consolidation break unfolded as expected, triggering a breakout pullback setup.

A “pulse bar” signaled entry into a 1-DTE income trade, which yielded an 88.9% return overnight.

Two bullish income swings remain open, poised for more gains as the bullish bias continues.

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.

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.