Profiting From a FALSE BREAKOUT
The video discusses the current state of the S&P futures, which recently reached a new all-time high, and the implications of the Wyckoff distribution pattern that may signal a false breakout. It also explores the turtle soup trading strategy, emphasizing its potential for profit during false breakouts. Additionally, the analysis covers the bullish trends in gold and silver markets, alongside geopolitical tensions that could influence global market dynamics.
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The S&P 500's recent record high of 7,017 raises concerns over the possibility of a false breakout, as indicated by the Wyckoff distribution pattern, which could lead to a significant market drawdown if confirmed.
Traders utilizing the Turtle Soup strategy could effectively exploit false breakouts following a 20-day consolidation, employing specific entry techniques and trailing stops to manage risk while capitalizing on price movements.
Gold continues to sustain a robust secular bull market, showing resilience with strong price action, while silver's trend of higher lows and favorable fundamentals suggest a positive outlook for both precious metals amid fluctuating market dynamics.
GEOPOLITICAL-INSIGHTS
“But there is the original schematic, the first one, which the generic one does say we have the UTAD at the towards the end of the distribution and not at”—
GOLD-OUTLOOK
“Now I bring this up because gold, as you know, has been on a very, very strong bull market secular bull market trend.”—
SILVER-ANALYSIS
“You get married to the price action. And if it's telling you that happened, then you have to prepare yourself for a bullish configuration for a next leg up in.”—
TURTLE-SOUP
“The turtle soup trade with the trailing stop after you start making profits on the way down, well, then that's the best of both you know, you're you're you're banking.”—
“And so what you do is you put an entry buy, you know, five tenths above the previous high and do the buy sub as good for the day.”—
WYCKOFF-DISTRIBUTION
“Well, lo and behold, on Friday, we actually eked out a new all time high on the ES finally.”—
“So it could be that we actually have a repeat then of a schematic one Wyckoff distribution pattern with the all time high making an all time high towards the…”—
“If it does get invalidated, that would mean we would have a false breakout after which we would go down.”—
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