Summary:

– This was a follow-up market review after Saturday’s live stream: the June contract target (~25,715) was reached using the morning PPI print, validating the prior analysis.
– Main teaching: don’t rush back into trades once your targets are hit — be content with “enough” and watch price for further confirmation instead of chasing short-term excitement.
– Key technical concepts explained and reinforced:
– Suspension block and breaker: use these daily-chart reference points to anchor where liquidity and objectives are likely to sit.
– Continuous vs. delivery-month contracts can show different nearby objectives; prefer the target closest to market price.
– TGIF framework: weekly range behavior often retraces ~20–30% into Thursday afternoon/Friday close; failure to do so has predictable follow-up behavior the next week.
– Fair value gaps, wick midpoints and body placement (bodies staying above the midpoint of a gap) are practical signs of institutional order flow and bullish continuation.
– Multi-timeframe work: move from daily/weekly context down to 1-minute, 30s and 15s charts to capture entry/price-action clues; screenshot and journal setups for study.
– Market structure and inter-market context: annotate liquidity pools across correlated indices (NQ, ES, Dow) and favor trading the weakest/strongest index as appropriate; focus on one market to build skill.
– Practical stance: rely on price/time structure and simple candlestick evidence rather than paid indicators or gimmicks; study repeatedly and test the methods on demo before trading live.
– Overall market read: strong bullish behavior validated targets, but reasonable intraday/near-term retracements are healthy; watch the highlighted liquidity and consequent encroachment levels for next directional clues.