Bullish overnight push across the indexes. Enough to be exciting, not enough to be abnormal.
New Tag ‘n Turn Expert Advisor calls Friday’s SPX setup a PLUS, with size at 1.5x. Add-in confirms above ~7,400.
Crude meandering at the upper end of the 27 Feb gap. Juice or squeeze? The flip from calls to puts is coming.
BTC probing below 58.5k, no fresh sellers yet. Bear bias still in force. 67k is still a way off.

Dow and Uncle Russ tagged new highs again and rejected. Again. Top in?
Mr Theta did the heavy lifting on crude before the target even printed
RUT swing turned into a hedged zone with double-profit potential
Micron rocked up on the dance card with the 6 money making patterns

Atlas now wears a Micron logo. MU jumped 16.57% pre-market on monster earnings and is holding up the whole index.
The chart setup leapfrogs two corrective pullbacks and the last swing high. Day-traders are salivating.
I’m dusting off the “at the open” gap-trading systems from the archive. Get me some of that.
Bitcoin bears out of hibernation, target revised down. Crude a cat’s whisker from $65.

Asia led the bear charge and the 4.1% bounce overnight. The US barely twitched.
The Premium Popper ORB system still pulled winners: SPX timed out to profit, RUT a full stack with a VWAP entry.
Patience was the play on the swings, and a new bull entry may help manage Monday’s ill-fated swing.
Crude grinds toward 65, Bitcoin’s neckline cracked, and the signed peace deal hasn’t calmed a thing.

The bull charged the all-time-high hill, planted the flag, then slipped on a banana skin.
Most of the turn happened overnight, a pop lower in the 1.4 to 2.4% range.
Two fresh bull swings went from small green to max loss in a blink. No panic, the risk was defined.
Crude is the darling running toward 65, while Bitcoin’s neckline finally cracked.

The peace deal lasted about a long weekend. The war trade is already clocking back in.
Keeping the bears on a tight leash was the right call, and it paid.
Gold banked a profit before the bell, and the %R says there may be more.
Crude is drawing a head and shoulders, with $65 still sitting on the table.