6:06AM – Pre Open – Looking for gap up today No post yesterday. Same tape.Sideways. Then down. Late, it changed. I closed my QQQ puts before the turn. Tech held.QQQ firmed.The Nasdaq tried to lift. SPY vs RSP flat.iShares Semiconductor ETF still loose, but no new lows. Leaders lead both ways. Late day, bids came
03.27.26 – 11:27 AM NYC EASTERN STANDARD TIME The open told the truth fast today—no drama, just continuation or as I like to call these, a slow but speeding up and a barely ‘controlled 🔥’. The campfire is still within the fire ring but that gap down we talked about showed up right on cue,
10:45AM EST My Post Openview The market opened with a ‘gap down’ this morning and ‘tried to bounce’—but the ‘bounce lacked real strength’. Think of it like a ball dropped on soft grass instead of concrete. It came up a little, but not with much energy. That’s important. Right now, leadership is telling a ‘very
How to Trade Made Simple – Understanding The Daily Trend This is not the full course. It’s just the syllabus—the simple framework I use every day to understand the market. We keep it easy on purpose, because simple things, done well, tend to work better than complicated things done poorly. Everything starts with direction. Before
Good morning… or close enough. A little late—so let’s start with a poem. ‘Principles and lessons’— Love it—here’s your clean, simple version with your lines woven in: The market jumped up 2.2% this morning.Then it fell back to 0.88%, and now it’s around 1.13%. Big moves can fool you, so we look at the big
🌅 The Setup Good morning. Before the open, I like to step back and ask one question: what kind of day is this shaping up to be? This morning feels like: drip. Overnight, we’re seeing weakness overseas, particularly in Europe, with pressure tied to renewed tariff chatter and a general dialing down of risk. Asia
