NAS100: Three days traders long in the market (scalp)

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“Trade setups, not movements”

1. DAY OF THE WEEK (Failed Breakout, False Break, Range Expansion)
  • Monday DAY 1 Opening Range ✅
  • Tuesday DAY 2 Initial Balance
  • Wednesday DAY 3 (reset DAY 1) Mid Point Week
  • Thursday DAY 2
  • Friday DAY 3 Closing Range


2. SIGNAL DAY
  • First Red Day
  • First Green Day
  • 3 Days Long Breakout ✅
  • 3 Days Short Breakout
  • Inside Day


3. WEEKLY TEMPLATE
  • Pump&Dump ✅
  • Dump&Pump
  • Frontside ✅
  • Backside


4. THESIS:
  • Long: Secondary, although my main thesis is short, day 3 long breakout traders in th market is not necessary a reversal signal, it can also keep going pushing higher, especially on Monday which setup the high low of the week. Depending on how it will setup after 9:30am NYT (equity opening), if a buy low is presented I can be willing to take a long trade.
  • Short: Primary, the market is out of balance, in breakout and is consolidating after an interesting pump performed on Friday during the NY session. London session of today placed a LL into the current LOD, and if it pumps back up in the closing price or any other relevant level, I will be shorting NAS back to at least the Friday LOD.


Please note that the purpose of my analysis is to help me and you hunting the best trade setup for the day, none of my technical aspects are a way to forecast any directional market movement.
Gianni

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No setup as per my criteria, but the market performed the reversal, hitting the potential first target. Pump and dump
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