8am retrace setup. 90 pts profit 30 points risk. Breakout and close over. Place order at retest of high. Stop above the candle that you enter on target mid. Rinse repeat.

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Market looks very trappy today no follow through and nq and es not really following each other. Good sign for a tough day. I took a few scalps and called it a day small green

Used previous day high break above and retest for long entry and using previous week high as exit

Really tried zooming phone chart in to show. Closed over previous day high failed close below on retest so next candle entered on retest long again and held to previous week high for 55ish points. 125 point day. These are the days make waiting on the slow days worth it

Orb break n retest long to ib high in play here but es looks like it may be trying lead us down im calling it a day 120 points personally.

7am retracement stop above entry candle target mid point. Small range today so only provided 17 points but it’s a good start. If you base hits today can change your life.

8am retrace swept the low closed inside entered at open of next candle stop below the low 30 pts

805 and 900ish areas have equal highs and equal lows. Waiting on orb to set up and see if am session gives us anything good.

General bullish price action here looking back. Swept lows closed above lows the next candle closed higher. Could enter on next candle stop below previous candle and ride it to 50% orb or target of choice and trail stop. Wasn’t confident in longs so missed personally.

This was a great entry today. Wasn’t paying attention to this and had my bias locked. 🔐 nice this happened it gave a beautiful move

$NQ 15min ORB markup from this AM. Anticipating a b/o when probabilities are high. Confirmation is fine for many, but anticipating often assures one doesn't miss the bus. The key question to ask as price tips its hand... "Where can I manage risk tightly?" tradingview.com/x/phCmI9Rc/