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The prop firms I use π
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Bulenox for funded futures, Vest Markets + MyFundedPerpetuals for perps.
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This week threw everything at us β hot CPI, NVDA's CEO out, a PPI pop that faded by lunch. And the S&P still closed the week up 2.5%. My lesson: don't chase the first move after a print. What's the one thing you're reviewing this weekend before Monday?
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What a week. CPI Tuesday, PPI Friday came in a touch cool (+0.3% vs +0.4% expected) but still 6.5% year over year. NVDA's CEO out, 10-year over 5%, and tech's taking the hits today. Stepping away for the weekend β see you Monday.
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Midday tape check: NQ still hanging around 28,400, PPI pop didn't really go anywhere. Choppy range day so far, not a trend day. I'm not forcing anything into the close β if it can't push through 28,578, it's just chop.
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Friday game plan: PPI came in a touch cooler than expected (+0.3% vs +0.4%), NQ holding around 28,400. Watching 28,578 above and 27,970 below β no chasing into the open, let the first hour tell me what it wants to do.
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Indexes barely moved today β S&P -0.35%, Nasdaq -0.39% β but underneath it was a different story. Decliners outnumbered advancers 3-to-1 and small caps dropped 1.66%. The close looked calm. The tape wasn't.
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Afternoon check-in: NQ did the full round trip today β down hard overnight on the NVDA news, back to flat by lunch. Dow's leading, small caps lagging, and gold's down almost 3%. Just a noisy one. PPI drops 8:30 tomorrow.
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Midday check β wild one. NVDA's CEO actually resigned, NQ gave back most of yesterday's rip in the morning, then buyers stepped back in. Tape's basically flat now. 28,000 is the line into the close for me β hold it and today stays a dip, lose it and it gets messy.
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Morning. Wild flip β NQ ripped 2.3% yesterday, now giving back about 1% overnight with NVDA in the headlines. Gold slipped back under $4k too. I'm watching the open, no rush to chase anything.
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Wild day β NQ bounced back over 2% after Friday's flush. Honest question: do you trust a bounce like this, or do you wait for it to prove itself first? What are you watching into tomorrow?
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The middle of a range is where most traders quietly lose money. Quick thread on why, in plain English π§΅
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So I wait. Let price come to the floor or the ceiling, then decide. If it never gets there, no trade. Sitting out is still a decision β and it beats paying to find out.
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Midday check β NQ's knocking on 28,600 after that big overnight pop, right at the wall. ES up around 7,620 too. Bulls have held it all morning, now it's prove-it time into the close π
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Wild stat to start the day: NQ tagged 26,366 on Friday, dipped to 27,516 yesterday and held β now it's back near 28,388. That's 2,000+ points off the low in 3 sessions. Big bounces after big flushes... respect the range, don't chase the middle π
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Hot CPI this morning β 0.4% vs 0.3% expected β and the tape gave back a chunk of Monday's pop. S&P -0.4%, Nasdaq -0.7%. Here's how I think about trading a big print like that π§΅
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The number itself isn't the trade. It's the reaction. That first move right after 8:30 is usually the emotional one β stops getting hit, people panicking. I let that first push play out before I even think about touching anything.
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