The Qs were down almost 3% today and my chat was going crazy… And while our 401K portfolios were bleeding…we made an insane amount of money trading our Game Plan. I’ll tell you how much shortly… But first, I want to tell you about a question I get all the time. How do you trade a day like the one we just had? Big gap down, what does the Game Plan do? Does it go looking for a floor, or does it ride the trend lower? And the people in chat today were asking, how can we even go lower than this? The answer is in the video, and so is the zone, both numbers, and what price did after it hit. It’s just two minutes long… Click this link to watch it or the image below.   If you caught yourself looking at your longterm portfolio today in disgust

The market is crazy right now… Earnings, upcoming elections, Fed noise, and AI bubble talks. Volatility is soaring and uncertainty is everywhere. However, My Game Plan QQQ trade has been on FIRE. We have closed out 22 out of the last 23 trades for winners. Now, you might be thinking… that’s great Voz but what does it have to do with me and why should I care. Well, here’s the deal. On Friday, I’m giving you my next Game Plan QQQ for free. That’s right, the same trade that’s been crushing it in this messy market. You’ll receive it at the same time my paid up members do. And I’m even inviting you to our live paid members session after the trade. So, you’ll get the trade idea, an invite to join Gabe live as he goes over the trade, and then at 11:30 a.m. ET, I will go live

That whole move up to these highs was BS. I don’t mean last week’s selling. I mean the run before it, the one everybody’s calling a healthy consolidation right now. I pulled it apart on my chart today by accident, showing somebody in my room how volume profile works, and it’s fake. All of it. If you’re long up here thinking last week was the dip, you need to see this. It’s the opposite of a parabolic run, and it’s where the next real move comes from. So on my charts I run something called volume profile. All it does is show you where the most shares actually traded, by price, not by time. The dark band is where 70% of the trading happened. We call that value. It’s where the market agreed on a price and did business there. Frank wanted to know why it matters, so I told