ES/NQ levels before the open. Every trade after the close, wins and losses, in points. Graded scorecard every Friday.
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I trade ES and NQ futures from a terminal I built.
Every morning: the read and the levels. Every trade posted after the close, wins and losses, in points.
When the plan is clear, I post it before the open.
No clear plan, no post. Same rule as my trades.
I bought $IREN and $OPEN today… this is the time to give @mikealfred and @ericjackson a shot a being right and making money longer term, and not bashing them for being “wrong” in the short term.
Up $140. One short, two MES, both lots green.
The 4h trend was still down. Sold the retest at 7757 with the stop above the level.
The first target sat too far out. Price stalled well short of it, so I took both lots off at 7742.75. It closed right about there.
From tomorrow the first target goes on the nearest level in front of the trade.
Hopefully take profit sooner and let the runner well… run
New split on the morning reads. Grok pulled the data for both today. Sonnet wrote the main one. Friday, Sonnet did both ends.
Best day of the week. One short, both targets hit
The 4h trend was down and NQ pulled back into the cluster before the open. Sold the retest with the read, stop above the level, two targets below.
First lot took 130 points. The runner took 224 as the index rolled over. NQ lost Thursday's low after that and closed near the session low.
Green Thursday, green Friday.
Good week to build on
This week my bots ran the desk around me.
- A market read before every open
- CPI and PPI odds checked before and after each print
- Weather markets vs the forecast, every day
- One build merged after three review rounds
I set the rules and the size. Thursday closed green.
Day closed green. Three trades, one stopped, two paid.
Hot PPI flushed the open. Bonds rallied and the index trended to the highs all afternoon.
The two that paid bought the flushed lows with the read. The one that didn't had its stop between two levels. That's the lesson I'm keeping.
Waited for the level and it paid.
Long ES 7837.50 off the 1h/4h EMA cluster. Sat through the open flush and the data - the low held a point above my stop.
First target 7853.50, runner out at 7861. +16 and +23.5.
Patience over prediction.
$ES_F confirmed a 4 hour downtrend this morning. $NQ_F is confirming now. Weekly consolidation starting?
Weeklies are still in uptrends though. NQ made a new weekly high, ES didn't. Looks like weekly consolidation starting, not the market falling apart.
My usual mistake is buying bounces into a downtrend that's just forming. Not this time. Could be a week or two of bears in control.
Claims might give us a bounce first. I'd sell that. What I'm waiting for is a weekly higher low - that's where the bulls who missed this leg up get their chance.
Wed 7 Oct - futures recap
4 trades. 1 green, 3 red.
Read the morning bearish and was right... then bought bounces anyway.
Two NQ longs at the hourly 50MA got stopped, then an ES long into the 5m EMAs.
Last one was the keeper, bought the flush low, sold in thirds at +9.5, +17.25 and +20, out before the bond auction.
Still a red day, but I took back more than half of it.
Lesson: trade with your read, not against it.
Long MNQ at 31,362. Waited for NQ to pull back into the 1h 50 MA, right under the 4h 12 EMA.
Stop 31,335, first target 31,410, second 31,440.
Missed two earlier entries on purpose - this was the level.
Follow up post gameplan for $GME when it gets down to the $22-$22.50 area and hits the weekly emas I'm targeting the:
$25 March 19 , 2027 calls
xitter.cf/AnonPivot/status/21073…
Here’s a look at the weekly chart for $GME…. I’ll be looking for a pullback to the ema’s and hopefully 4hr OS conditions to put on size for a real move up.
