Myrick Cutz

Order filled for 3 micros, looking for an upside breakout and a retest of those highs. New session highs are in sight. Protecting wins with an aggressive stop loss as the breakout begins.

We're looking for a one-to-one ratio, aiming for those highs. Let's see if we can hit our take profit targets.

We've seen significant upside sweeps of key levels, including previous day highs, London highs, and Asian highs. Liquidity is abundant on the bearish side, with low resistance and trend line liquidity suggesting potential price movements.

The market is showing bullish signs with new all-time highs, but watch out for a potential dip at the open. We might see prices drop to sweep sell-side liquidity before continuing upwards. Keep an eye on key levels and the open for direction.

Moving your stop loss to lock in profits is a smart move. Even if things shift, you've secured a winning trade. This aggressive approach pays off.

As the market opens Sunday, we're looking at potential lower prices, targeting bullish order blocks and fair value gaps. The first half of the week might see a dip, with a potential move lower by Wednesday. By the second half, we anticipate a rise, testing buy-side liquidity while leaving all-time highs untouched. We'll adapt to market signals with a clear strategy.

Dive into trading charts to uncover bearish fair value gaps and institutional activity. We're forecasting the filling of existing gaps and predicting market moves for the week ahead. See where the smart money is heading.

We jumped into a long trade aiming for the upside. With a precise stop at the 11:07 mark and another at 11:10, we secured our profit. It's a winning day, up $132 after a small paper cut. Not a bad day's work!

We've retested and respected the 3-minute inversion, giving the green light for a long position. While Nasdaq decides its next move, we're holding faith in this inversion to support the current upward push. Looking for body closures above the 5-minute inefficiency.

Revisiting 8 AM lows, seeing strong bottom wicks on the 3-minute chart. Inverted a 3-minute inefficiency, giving the go-ahead for a long position. Pulled the trigger after inverting this lower timeframe inefficiency.