Swing Trades DAX/DOW/NQ/GOLD

MNQ Long again 19.121.25 last lot
T1 +15/17p 3 lot
1 left
MNQ closed +29/30p at 150 zone

Target 180/190 +2.0% zone

SnP almost hit that opening peak. Closed +7.5p @ DR1 zone last lot

NQ need to get above the 19.400 for MM

SnP needs to get above the 5500<>5550 for MM

MNQ L again last lot of 3 lot. 19.157
MNQ closed BE last lot

+2.0% up cross is a bridge to far for now.

Target 200<>250 Todays high Close April 9th

YM & MYM Long 40.758

YM T1 +30 1 lot
1 left +40p locked in
Closed +45p last lot

MYM T1 +28p 3 lot
2 left SL BE

Maybe heading for 41K/+1.5% from fridays close

Bank earning soon. DOW is lifting already ahead of that. Each quarter the same

MNQ Long 5 lot 19.055
T1 +10/11p 4 lot
1 left/SL BE
Closed +23p last lot

ES Long 1 lot 5449.25
Closed 3.75p

MES 3 lot long 5449
T1 +6p 2 lot
1 left SL BE
Closed +8.5p last lot

MNQ Short. T1 +16/17p 4 lot.
1 Left SL BE zone
Closed BE

050/D VWAP zone = SP

ES Mini long 1 lot 5460.5
Closed +2.75p

MNQ Long 19.105
T1 +26/27p 4 lot
1 left
Closed +44/45p at 19.150 BRN zone


MES Long 5465 5 lot
T1 +5p 4 lot at DR1 5470
1 left SL BE

ES Long 5467 1 lot
Closed +6.5p

MNQ Short 19.094 last lot
T1 +19/22p 3 lot
1 left
Last lot closed BE

Target 19K/+1.0%>>>>18.850 GAP

Last lot closed at DR1 zone

MNQ short re entry

GAP close?

MNQ closed +122/124p last lot

MNQ Short again last lot

GAP close

Last lot closed +78p.
GAP closed

ES & MES short

ES closed +15.5p 1 lot

2 MES still running
T2 +17.5p 1 lot
1 left
Closed +15p

MNQ Short again last lot

Fridays close reached
GAP closed

ES Short gain 1 lot

GAP close

MNQ Long 1 lot 18.844 for 900 +0.5%
Closed +37/38p

Consumers are worried over the economy. The White House insists it’ll be fine

White House officials are still making their rounds on major news channels to preach the sense of Trump’s economic policy. The latest to do so is National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett, who, on Fox Business, said Monday the country would “100% not” fall into a recession this year.

Consumers don’t share that faith. A Federal Reserve survey, conducted in March and released Monday, is the latest in a series of consumer surveys that show sentiment over the economy slumping. Any gains in the market, then, could last only as far as tariff don’t run further amok and cause economic damage.

On late Friday, the Trump administration welcomed the weekend in the best way: by announcing that electronics — such as smartphones, computers and semiconductors — will be temporarily exempted from his so-called ‘reciprocal’ tariffs.

Laptop prices have already shot up. The Nintendo Switch 2 preorder was postponed.

Perhaps even Trump is keeping in mind the famous Wall Street adage: Don’t bet against the U.S. consumer.