Flipping $100k into $1M day trading... (week 4 +$60,669)
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WYLD | WillIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 28 Sept 2026, 12:03 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 28 Sept 2026, 14:20 UTC
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The analysis focuses on the NQ1! futures contract, identifying key levels for potential short trades. The primary short setup is invalidated if price decisively breaks above the 30900.00 level, which acts as a resistance. The target for the short trade is set at 30700.00, capitalizing on the short-term bearish momentum observed after price failed to sustain highs near 30890.75. The analysis notes the importance of liquidity sweeps on both highs and lows, highlighting specific areas of interest for potential entries and exits. The failure bound of 30900.00 suggests that a sustained push above this level would invalidate the bearish outlook and potentially signal a shift in momentum. The emphasis is on precise execution and adherence to the identified levels, aiming to capture downside movement within the established range.
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