Why I Called the Exact SPY Breakdown - While My Cat Showed Everyone Her Butt

Look, I don’t know what it is about livestreaming that makes every pet in my house think it’s showtime, but my cat literally decided to interrupt our session today by flashing her rear end to all the new Trade to Close members. 

Welcome to the family, guys.

But here’s the thing – even with my cat being an attention wh*re and Florida deciding to freeze me out in my own house (hence the faux fur coat, don’t judge), I still nailed the exact SPY breakdown that paid my members 50%+ on puts. Because when you see the setup, you call the setup.

 Period.

The 40-Period Rule That Never Lies

I don’t make bold claims unless we’re dealing with the 40-period moving average. It’s my North Star. Today SPY was dancing around those levels, and I’m watching like a hawk while Mark feeds me technical reads.

“Mark, I’m getting a bearish ping from closer,” I’m telling him while my cat’s photobombing new members. Real life happens, but the levels don’t care about your pet’s exhibitionist tendencies.

When VWAP Betrays You (And Why I Traded It Anyway)

You guys know I hate trading around VWAP. But today the setup was screaming so loud I had to break my own rules.

Broadening top pattern, thin volume zones, and I’m thinking “this is the day of reckoning I’ve been warning about.” The market’s been acting weird for weeks, and today it finally showed its hand.

So I’m calling 6663 puts. Exact level. Because when the break happens, you better be ready.

Drew – his first trade with us – banks 42%. Steve hits 452%. While my cat’s showing her butt and I’m wrapped like an Eskimo in my own house.

Mark confirms the breakdown: “Don’t front run this, let’s break that 40 period.” Boom. SPY breaks exactly where we called it, exactly when we called it.

Why This Setup Was Different

This wasn’t random scalping. This was weeks of pattern recognition building to one moment. Most traders get chopped up because they’re fighting levels instead of reading them.

But when you understand that sometimes the market needs to reset, you position for the inevitable breakdown. You don’t hope – you prepare.

Today’s breakdown was the beginning, not the end. These broadening patterns come in waves.

Watch that 40-period. When SPY tries to reclaim and fails – short setup. When it holds and bounces – reversal signal.

Don’t trade emotions. Don’t fight VWAP unless setup screams. And definitely don’t let pets distract you from money-making levels.

While my cat embarrassed me on livestream, the Trade to Close family made money. That’s exactly how it should be.

Rock On,

Voz