SPX continues to trade in a range between 6800 & 7000, and while SPX & QQQ both made some bullish progress this week, they are still at and below the Daily 2 ema and have choppy / bearish trend. Until that corrects, Heather is going to be focusing on trading the SPX with 0DTE – 3DTE trades. In this video, she goes over what she’s watching before she starts adding more swings into her book as well as a few tickers she’s willing to make an exception for.

The same signal that has been active for months in QQQ remains the primary signal, but now a critical part of the market has reached support. The signals imply it will break, but when? Let’s review.

While the markets themselves are suspect, this is the cleanest tool I’ve found to show what honey badgers are ready to do their own thing, since honey badgers don’t care what the rest of the market is doing.

The same signal that has been active for months in QQQ remains the primary signal. Sam reviews and look at a target if signal works.

This week’s price action in the S&Ps reminds me of a line from one of my favorite TV shows — We took the scenic route, but we ended up in the same spot. In other words, SPX made some big moves higher to start the week, and some even bigger moves lower. However, when all was said and done, it closed the week right back where it opened. In this video I’m going to walk you through how we took advantage of those moves in the Small Lot Trading room, how I plan to do it again next week, as well as some other tickers that are holding up pretty well and ignoring the overall market volatility.