═══════════════════════════════════════════════ I Need a Couple More Days The SPY broke out of my channel today on a Trump tweet. At 3:00 pm, Trump posted that he was holding off on the planned military attack on Iran. The market ripped. The candle popped right out of the perimeters I have been using as my channel, and it closed outside. This is concerning, absolutely. But it is one candle, and one candle is not enough. It's so funny how Trump at 3:00 decided to do this news. A lot of stuff happens during the start of the hour, and this is one of the reasons we push the fuse trade back to 3:15. I'm not kidding when I say we've seen this before. We could wick right back up into the channel, and the traders who flip bullish on the first candle get their money taken by the same chart a couple

I am, embarrassingly, becoming a bit of a Palm Beach socialite. The Cigar Lounge is where I make my network now, and the people who hang out there are not posting their portfolio on TikTok. They are the ones whose decisions move companies before any of us hear the name. One of them dropped Cerebras (CBRS) on my radar before the IPO was public, and my radar started going off the moment I heard. I got the allocation, watched it open, took my double right into the rip. I am still holding a piece. Of course I am. But I covered most of the gain because I am not greedy and I knew exactly what was coming next. What was coming next… Most IPOs rarely rage, it takes weeks sometimes months for them to find their footing. Look at META, UBER, and the list goes on. Of course, the market

Here's what the average trader doesn't know about the last hour. Between 3:00 pm and 4:00 pm ET, 30 to 40 percent of all S&P 500 options volume changes hands. That's almost half the day's action piling into the final hour. The market trades for six and a half hours, the first five and a half get 60 percent of the volume, then boom, the last hour gets the rest. Mark called this his "tush push" moment on last night’s training. The Eagles quarterback wants to get across the goal line, but it's the three guys behind him doing the actual pushing. The volume that piles into the close is what pushes the market across the goal line, every single day. I made my model the way it is because I wanted to read that push before it happens. Where The Volume Actually Comes From Mark used to trade on