Trade built off inverted head and shoulders on daily chart
Pattern confirmed with breakout above neckline
Strategy: Longer duration income swing with wide profit zone
Held for 33 days, system flagged short-term exhaustion
Exited with 65% return on capital – zero panic, no chase
7000 projection still valid, but reentry will be tactical
Plan now: wait, reset, and reload when price offers the next edge
...This swing was a reload trade – following a completed range reversal setup
Entry was based on the breakout continuation discussed in live AM briefings
The target = 6200 – measured move from range height added to breakout
BWB structure collected $7.50 credit
Trade exited at $0.30, returning 96% ROC
Minimal management required – only add-in watch during progression
...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.
...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
...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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