Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you! 1 MPW Mid-Week Update Posted: (1) did some chart-review & soul-searching after the last three sessions of "shock & awe" operation. (2) I believe the market has shown its hand--to accommodate, I will refrain from day-trading until mid-May. 2 Enough is enough. Short it here with $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ 690 puts, expire 4/17. An ending diagonal of a w-5 is almost complete at 7000 level, which is also heavy resistance zone from previous ATH. This is not the top of this bullish run, only the top of W-3. A W-4 will bring SPX to sub-6800

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you! 1 The Unavoidable Loophole of a "rational trader": (1) the following $S&P 500(.SPX)$ Daily roadmap was posted to MPW subs on Apirl 4th, in Scroll 218. (2) I had two options for SPX, Black path is primary wave count & Blue path is alternate. (3) However, in retrospect, I made a mistake here by being too rational. BLUE is the right path. Why? (4) I read a lot of reflections from bulls and bears about the ongoing, insane, irrational melt-up rise. All in all, I believe this is a perfectly fitting "exclamation mark" to an insanely long and over-extended BULL MARKET from March 2009. The giant clock of market God is ticking toward the finish line and yeah, time is

Market Review: $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ (1) the opening gap down was so small and short-lived, which already cast doubt on the ultra-bearish theory. (2) as I noted a few days ago--"if 6800 is broken to the upside, then it would signal a large W-3" to ATH. It looks like that will be the case now. (3) I have updated my primary count in Bamboo Scroll #219, posted to SUBS on April 11th, which already adopted this new roadmap. That was posted before the failed negotiation. (4) short-term, today's run is indeed wild and a bit unexpected--I was stopped out half of my 4/20 675 puts BE; & re-entered again mid-day near 6860 zone. (5) the last hour's squeeze-higher only appears in two spots: either the 3rd of 3rd of a bullish leg,