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SPY and QQQ pulled back three straight days. FOMC minutes hit today. The tape stayed quiet. Here’s the price action, level by level.
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SPY options pulled back Friday and closed mid-range. With no data on Monday, theta does the work until FOMC minutes hit Wednesday. Here’s how I’m reading it.
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SPY closed -0.20% at $776.34, QQQ -0.14% at $731.07, both mid-range after Thursday’s strong close. Monday is quiet. FOMC minutes land Wednesday.
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SPY closed +0.70% at $777.88, QQQ +1.15% at $732.07, both near session highs. CPI is behind us. Retail sales and sentiment print tomorrow.
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SPY options today rallied hard after CPI resolved, closing near highs. What IV crush after a print means for premium, and why tomorrow’s data is smaller.
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Signal services vs copy trading: one sends you a message you still have to act on, the other places the order for you. Here’s what actually differs.
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An inside bar pattern is a pause, not a signal. Here’s the exact mechanics of an inside bar and why it only matters when it forms at a level you already marked.
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A double top or double bottom is just a level touched twice with a weaker second push. Here’s what actually confirms one, and why the name alone means nothing.