I am going to show you something. Last year, before most people saw it coming, the market followed a very specific sequence. It consolidated in a tight range for weeks. Then it started channeling lower. Then it broke through the 200-day moving average. Then came the capitulation. Three ugly candles. Boom, boom, boom. Then the rally took it right back up. I called every step of that sequence in real time. Now look at what is happening right now. The consolidation just ended. We channeled lower through December and February. We just broke through the 200-day moving average. Sound familiar? The 200-day moving average is the long-term trend line that most serious money uses as a floor. When the price cleanly breaks below it, it is not a buy signal. It is a warning. It means the trend has changed, and the crowd is about to get shaken out. Here

The Market Was Already Breaking Down. Iran Just Gave It an Excuse. Nobody was listening when I said it. Weeks ago, before the first missile, before oil spiked, before the headlines started screaming, I was on camera saying the same thing over and over. We're going down. We're going down. We're going down. I was not reading a news feed. I was watching the structure of the market break. Here is what I saw. The same pattern I had traded before was showing up again. Late December into January, the market was running out of steam. The bull flags were breaking. A bull flag is a tight consolidation after a strong move up, the kind of pattern that should hold if buyers are still in control. When those flags break, the buyers are losing the fight. Symmetry was cracking. When that happens, the longer it takes to recover, the more

SSL: Price opened in the zone. News hit mid-trade. Resistance sat right at entry. Here is how to read each one. Today I walked Game Plan members through three different zone situations in a single session. Price opened inside the original put zone. News hit the call zone mid-trade. The new put zone had multi-day VWAP sitting right at entry. Three different problems. One system. Here is how you handle each one. When price opens inside the zone This one stings. You set the zone before the market opens. And when the bell rings the SPY has already gapped right into it. The zone completed before you could take it. No dice. Here is the rule. If price opens inside a zone, you do not take it. But here is what you can do. If price pops back out and re-enters the zone, you can play that re-entry. You are