The S&P 500 and Nasdaq’s intraday rebound ran out in what can best be described as a return of tariff volatility making the trading environment for the coming days more favorable for intraday traders while swing traders maintain a short bias (major indices) until a reliable turnaround arrives. This was the case yesterday – and today too with the introduction of more than profitable trade calls.
It’s not just intraday traders who are thriving now that we can remember the release day times – swing traders are also being served by daily forecast calls like today very early in the European session… where stocks are still short, and I don’t trust a shallow pre-market bounce. Another view of the shared chart highlighted below (time zone 1 hour ahead of London) with a note – In times like these, having full access to my real-time thoughts (daily analyzes and intraday channel) comes first.
