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MNQ Short again 860

Closed at DS1 zone 800

ES Long 1 lot 5672
Closed +8p

Last lot closed -5/6p

MNQ Long 19.671 last lot
Last lot closed +46p

ES Mini Scalp long 5663.25
Closed +7.5p 1 lot

2 MES long running/SL BE
T1 +13.5p 1 lot
1 left
Last lot closed +9p

MNQ L again 19.733
T1 +14/15p 3 lot
1 left
Closed BE

750 RS for now

In an extremely rare rebuke of a sitting president, Chief Justice John Roberts pushed back Tuesday against Donald Trump after Trump called for the impeachment of a federal judge who ruled against his administration in a deportation case.
"For more than two centuries, it has been established that impeachment is not an appropriate response to disagreement concerning a judicial decision. The normal appellate review process exists for that purpose," Roberts said in a statement.

WHY IT MATTERS: Trump’s attack on the judiciary is part of a broader authoritarian push to dismantle any check on his power, undermining the independence of the courts and the rule of law.

THE DETAILS: Trump unleashed a tirade against U.S. District Judge James Boasberg on Truth Social, calling him a “Radical Left Lunatic” and lying that he was part of an effort to undermine his presidency.

• The president’s post also contained his now-standard mix of election lies, implying he was the rightful winner of an imaginary landslide.
The judiciary is now engaged in a remarkable standoff with the Trump administration, as questions arise about whether officials complied with Boasberg’s order to halt deportation flights.

THE BACKGROUND: Trump has long attacked judges who rule against him, often smearing them as partisan enemies.
• In 2018, after Trump bashed a judge as an “Obama judge,” Roberts issued a similar rebuke, saying, “We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges… What we have is an extraordinary group of dedicated judges.”
Since Trump’s return to the White House, GOP lawmakers have increasingly targeted judges who rule against his policies, with Rep. Eli Crane (R-Ariz.) introducing impeachment articles against Boasberg and others.

WHAT’S NEXT: With Trump and his allies escalating their war on the judiciary, expect more legal showdowns ahead—especially as courts continue to block his most extreme policies.

MNQ Scalp Long 19.720 last lot
T1 +12/13p 3 lot
1 left SL BE zone
Last lot closed +37/38p last lot

Needs to get above 750 now tolift to 19.800 DPP

ES Mini Long 5675 1 lot
Closed +4.75p

MES Long 5 lot
T1 +4.5p<>5p 4 lot
1 left SL BE

MNQ Long again 19.759 last lot
T1 +11p 2 lot
Last lot closed +15/15p close to target

Could pop to 800 +0.5%

MES last lot closed +9.5p close to target

YM Scalp long 42.004 2 lot

Target 42.050
T1 +22/23p 1 lot
1 left
Last lot closed +19/20p

MYM still 2 lot running from 42K to 42.050 zone
Closed +47/48p at target

ES Mini scalp short 5685.75 1 lot
Closed +4.75p

Russia demands during the phonecall with Trump;

No EU/US military support to Ukraine anymore
Stop sharing intelligence

Putin is not prepared to make any meanigful concession.
He is just playing (a weak) Trump who is willing to do easy consessions to get a big headline.

Stop the war in 24 Hours?

Investors are feeling as gloomy as consumers. The University of Michigan’s Survey of Consumers, which was released March 14, showed consumer sentiment plunging to its lowest since 2022. Wall Street is in a similarly dour mood, according to the March edition of the Bank of America.

Not even artificial intelligence can stem the bleeding, it seems. Nvidia’s announcement of new chips did little to shift sentiment. In fact, the company’s stock closed 3.4% lower.

With market watchers expecting no cuts at the U.S. Federal Reserve’s meeting Wednesday, there seems little that can lift the mood in the economy and markets, for now.

The Bank of America’s Global Fund Manager Survey showed the biggest pullback in overall investor sentiment since March 2020. Indeed, data from Barclays revealed individual investors have not been buying the dip during the market correction.

With the economy and markets on edge, the central bank may not have the information it needs to reassure investors — and might even spook markets further.

MNQ Short 19.725 last lot
T1 +14<>16p 3 lot
1 left for 700>>650 SL BE

Back @ Y close

A rally in Chinese stocks since the start of the year is prompting investors to predict that mainland shares will outperform their American peers in a sign that attractive valuations are trumping the idea of “American exceptionalism.”

Last week, the S&P 500 slipped into correction territory for the first time since 2023. In contrast, the MSCI China index has gained 19% since the start of the year, to Mar. 9, according to Goldman Sachs, marking its best start to a year in history.

MNQ Scalp Short re entry 19.686 last lot
T1 +12p 3 lot
1 left/SL BE zone
Last lot closed -5/6p

Target 660/650/610/300