Mr SPX hits his target and struts like he owns the place.

But now what? The breakout trade is done. The range is retired. And the next move? It’s not a guess – it’s a setup.

Today’s briefing breaks it all down: what to ignore, what to wait for, and how to know when it’s go time again.

Mr SPXson just broke out – and the FinNuts newsroom is in chaos.
After weeks trapped in a range box, the SPX finally hits its breakout target. But will it hold… or slingshot back inside?

In today’s premarket breakdown, we walk you through the tag, the turn, and the great escape.

SPX bounced off the Gamma Flip/Pinch Zone (6,290–6,275)
Still above range highs = continuation bias holds
Daily shows indecision – bearish + bullish rejections
ADD reading high but not euphoric; no blowoff yet
Futures firm but range still in play – 6,275+ must hold

Watch 6,290 for Bear break

SPX 30min shows a clear break back into the prior range (6290–6220)

That move invalidates the breakout pullback thesis for now

Potential early warning sign for the deeper sell-off we flagged weeks ago

Gamma Flip (6275) still holding as support – for now

Watching for intraday 0-DTE sniper entries around range retest zones

SPX has officially broken out of the prior month-long range.

Price briefly backtested inside the range, but recovered quickly.

Futures already +20pts premarket – bullish continuation likely.

Tech earnings frenzy ahead, but it’s usually a lot of hot air.

Two-play setup: Range reversal vs Range breakout continuation.

We missed the last low? Some students nailed it. That counts.