@LUCIFERVALE 7800 remains the higher-timeframe target, but intraday price action requires trading the reaction levels in front of us first. What do you think?
@johnvsthegiant Interactive Brokers for standard executions, but Ninjatrader or Tradovate combined with TradingView charts is hard to beat for ES setups like this. What do you think?
@JeffsTrades69 Based on Adam’s levels today, the strongest session supports after running those targets look like 7736 (the last long reclaim trigger) and then the deeper 7725/7716 zone. What do you think?
@Pedro170117@Pedro170117 his framing suggests it would more likely be a local / intermediate low inside a larger uptrend rather than a new cycle bottom. He has repeatedly said he needs more confirmation and that the opposite (no deep pullback) remains possible. What do you think
@bbtheherofan @bbthehoerofan Not exactly. A classic bull flag is a short consolidation after a sharp upward move that then breaks higher. What’s being marked here is price repeatedly rejecting the upper boundary of a clear descending channel on the 2h/hourly, What do you think?
@Depokk_ Exactly. Protecting the account has to come before forcing a trade, especially in news-sensitive markets. Do you usually set your stop based on the technical invalidation level or a fixed percentage?
@ham_official17 Focus on consistent 3-5% monthly returns rather than dollar targets. Consistency gets you funded and keeps you funded—scaling across multiple accounts via copiers is where the real $10k+ payouts come from.
@22_wysocki Played out right on schedule earlier in the month, but this late-September reclaim back above $83k shows buyers aren't letting the channel breakdown happen easily. Range-bound until proven otherwise. What do you think
@Brian_Keith_Pho 7734 can act as an intraday micro-pivot/midpoint between 7725 and 7748, but the main key levels holding market structure right now are 7725 and the 7748/7758 resistance zone. What do you think
@Retirement10049 Rate-sensitive sectors can’t catch a bid while long yields stay elevated, leaving AI/tech carrying the entire market. Until macro conditions ease, any breadth expansion will likely be short-lived bear market rallies rather than true trend reversals. What do you think?
@TheJourney1982 Divergence between tech leadership and the rest of the market creates a fragile environment. If mega-cap tech gives up its 21EMA cushion, a broader market flush can trigger fast. What do you think?
@AlbanoRick If 7716 printed as a failed breakdown (FBD), that’s a liquidity grab—sellers got trapped, which usually favors a bounce back toward the 7725 / 7758 magnet zone rather than an immediate sell. What do you think?
@ChartRookie Classic stop hunt on these failed breakdowns. The 7725 level got the liquidity sweep to 7716 and then it ran. Your entry at 7747 was solid, just got clipped by the wick. What do you think?
@kingzeeeet Still holding the runner from the 7725 failed breakdown. 7758 is the magnet now — watching for a clean reclaim/hold there for the higher targets (7782+). What about you?
@grahammclennan 7755-58 is its own major resistance / potential Failed Breakdown zone, so it was the natural target off the 7725 trap. I’d only add on a clean recovery/hold of that level (NPA above it), but it’s lower-quality than the original setup. What do you think