Swing Trades DAX/DOW/NQ/GOLD

MNQ Short re entry 4 lot
T1 +25<>29p 3 lot
1 left
Last closed +11/12p

20.300 traders dance

Gold Long 2935.3 last lot re entry

If the SnP drops further to -1.0% 5800/5790 DS1 zone, the NQ could drop to -1.5% 20.150 DS1

DAX hit the WPP 22.550 -2.5% zone

Europe markets fall, autos down 4% as Trump tariffs kick off

MNQ short again. Risky trade 20.292 5 lot

SnP still stuck at MS1

T1 +10p/11p 3 lot
2 left
T2 +20p
1 left
Closed -5p

SnP ticking down now to -1.0% likely 5800 zone
The closer to 5800, the more buyers (SP) are waiting I guess

MNQ counter Scalp long 20.311 last lot
-1.0% held for now.
T1 +20 & 15p 2 lot
1 left
Closed +19/20p last lot

Trgt 350 reached>>400

To much sell presure to make a nice quick V move so far

SnP broke through the "HOLY" 200 SMA (yesterday already)

Its just a MA line, but gives the shivers to many traders/institutions

ES Short 5793.5 1 lot
Closed +3.5p 1 lot

DS1 SP zone so far

2 MES short 5795
T1 +10/11p 1 lot
1 left
Closed +18/19p at -1.5% zone

MNQ Short 20.243 last lot
Closed +10/11p last lot

Target DS1 -1.5% SP so far

Maybe to -2.0% 20.050

If SnP can't hold -1.5%, the NQ could tank to -2.0%

MNQ Short 20.194

T2 +24/25p 1 lot
1 left
Closed BE

MES Long 5749 last 2 lot from -2.0%/WS2

T2 +8p 1 lot
1 left SL BE
Target 5775 -1.5%

MES closed +19/20p close to target -1.5%
MNQ 4 lot closed +55/58p

MNQ L again last lot 20.190 for 20.200>>>250
Closed +48/49p just below target

1st Hr done. Ususally chop time
Sideline now likely


Dow drops 600 points, Nasdaq flirts with correction territory as Trump’s trade war escalates

NQ in correction territory, which is when it falls 10% from a recent high

Both broke out below the 200 SMA (solid orange line)

1. Tesla shares plunged 28% in February, their worst month since a 37% drop in December 2022.
2. February also marked CEO Elon Musk’s first full month in the White House as part of President Donald Trump’s second administration.
3. Softening sales and tariffs are factors, along with rising anti-Tesla and anti-Musk sentiment.

Be carefull. Wallstreet could experiance a black out soon.

I hope I am not in a trade then.

MNQ Scalp counter Long 20.205 last lot
T1 +24/25p 2 lot
T2 +35p/36p 2 lot
1 left
Closed +50/52p at -1.0%

Target 250>>300/310

ES & MES Long 5770
ES closed +4.75 at -1.5%

MES 5 lot running
T1 +5p 3 lot
2 left
T2 +10.5p 1 lot
1 left/SL BE
Closed +16.5p last lot


@ DS1 +16p so far

Swing Longs (counter) FDXS/MNQ/MES
FDXS
T1 +49/50p 4 lot
1 left SL BE
Last lot closed at 22.500 BRN

MNQ closed at 20.398/400 last 2 lot

MES closed last 2 lots at 5800 BRN

1. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a 25% levy on C$30 billion worth of U.S. imports, effective immediately. Tariffs on another C$125 billion in U.S. goods will take effect in 21 days, he added.
2. Mexico’s president said retaliatory tariffs are coming Sunday.
3. At midnight, 25% tariffs on two U.S. neighbors — Canada and Mexico — went into effect. The president also imposed an additional 10% tariff on Chinese imports, doubling the 10% duty he had slapped on Beijing in early February.
4. Economists have warned that the president’s aggressive moves could cause negative consequences globally, including triggering inflation that could hurt consumers.
5. The stock market suffered a dramatic sell-off after Trump’s announcement Monday. The S&P 500 dropped 1.8%, its worst day since December, falling into negative territory for the year. Stocks were under pressure yet again Tuesday, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite flirting with correction territory.

Trump threatens more tariffs on Canada

Trump threatened to raise Canada tariffs again after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau retaliated against new U.S. levies.
“Please explain to Governor Trudeau, of Canada, that when he puts on a Retaliatory Tariff on the U.S., our Reciprocal Tariff will immediately increase by a like amount!” Trump said on a social media post Tuesday.

Completly deranged.


Trump says: Canada doesn’t allow American Banks to do business in Canada, but their banks flood the American Market, doesn't seem fair.

Several U.S. banks operate in Canada, offering a range of financial services. Notable examples include:

Citibank Canada: A subsidiary of Citigroup, Citibank Canada provides services such as securities trading, cash management, treasury, trade financing, custodial services, corporate and investment banking, private banking, and private-label credit cards.

J.P. Morgan/Bank of America/Wells Fargo

In total, there are 16 U.S.-based bank subsidiaries and branches currently operating in Canada, collectively holding around C$113 billion in assets.

O dear. So sad. Never mind.