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$FDAX1!: vix r1, 21545, vix r2, 21583, vix s1, 20028, vix s2, 19983, 1DexpMAX, 21617, 1DexpMIN, 19949, RD0, 20929, RD1, 21065, RD2, 21340, SD0, 20637, SD1, 20504, SD2, 20230, HV, 20781, VAH, 21788, VAL, 19785, range daily max, 21895, range daily min, 19671 setting 7k – 62k
$NG1!: vix r1, 3.759, vix r2, 3.772, vix s1, 3.356, vix s2, 3.344, 1DexpMAX, 3.780, 1DexpMIN, 3.336, RD0, 3.596, RD1, 3.632, RD2, 3.705, SD0, 3.519, SD1, 3.482, SD2, 3.410, HV, 3.558, VAH, 3.824, VAL, 3.290, range daily max, 3.853, range daily min, 3.260 setting 35k – 295k
$QQQ: vix r1, 465.9, vix r2, 467.18, vix s1, 426.58, vix s2, 425.4, 1DexpMAX, 468.05, 1DexpMIN, 424.53, RD0, 450.07, RD1, 453.4, RD2, 460.74, SD0, 442.51, SD1, 439.08, SD2, 431.84, HV, 446.18, VAH, 472.25, VAL, 420.11, range daily max, 475.27, range daily min, 417.31 setting 14M – 119M
$AAPL: range daily max, 201.61, VAH, 200.49, 1DexpMAX, 198.81, vix r2, 198.47, vix r1, 198.02, RD2, 196.01, RD1, 193.21, RD0, 191.87, HV, 190.42, SD0, 188.96, SD1, 187.62, SD2, 184.82, vix s1, 182.81, vix s2, 182.36, 1DexpMIN, 182.02, VAL, 180.34, range daily min, 179.23
$GOOG: range daily max, 162.12, VAH, 161.44, 1DexpMAX, 160.43, vix r2, 160.23, vix r1, 159.96, RD2, 158.74, RD1, 157.05, RD0, 156.24, HV, 155.37, SD0, 154.49, SD1, 153.68, SD2, 151.99, vix s1, 150.78, vix s2, 150.51, 1DexpMIN, 150.30, VAL, 149.29, range daily min, 148.62
GOOG Trading Plan
Asset Details:
Closing Price: 155.37
HV: 155.37
Key Levels:
Resistance:
RD0 = 156.24
RD1 = 157.05
RD2 = 158.74
Support:
SD0 = 154.49
SD1 = 153.68
SD2 = 151.99
Additional Levels:
VAH = 161.44, VAL = 149.29
1DexpMAX = 160.43, 1DexpMIN = 150.30
VIX Levels:
VIX R1 = 159.96, R2 = 160.23
VIX S1 = 156.57, S2 = 156.31
Daily Range:
Maximum = 162.12
Minimum = 148.62
Operational Scenarios:
Bullish Scenario:
Entry: Enter long if the price breaks above or retests from above RD0 (156.24).
Targets:
First target at RD1 (157.05)
Second target at RD2 (158.74)
Extended targets toward 1DexpMAX (160.43) or VAH (161.44) if the uptrend continues.
Stop-Loss: Place a stop just below RD0; widen it based on volatility using VIX R1 (≈159.96).
Bearish Scenario:
Entry: Enter short if the price falls below or tests from below SD0 (154.49).
Targets:
First target at SD1 (153.68)
Second target at SD2 (151.99)
Extended targets toward 1DexpMIN (150.30) or VAL (149.29).
Stop-Loss: Set a stop just above SD0 and widen it according to volatility (using VIX S1 around 156.57).
Range Scenario:
Context: If GOOG trades between the channel defined by RD0–RD1 and SD0–SD1, consider a range trading strategy.
Trade: Buy near support and sell or short near resistance.
Risk Management: Use the daily range (162.12 max, 148.62 min) to adjust stops and targets dynamically.
Contrarian Operations:
Identification: Monitor for rejected tests at key levels (RD1/RD2 or SD1/SD2) and verify with VIX and 1Dexp levels.
Trade: Initiate contrarian positions when key levels are clearly rejected, setting stops and targets wider as needed.
AAPL Trading Plan
Asset Details:
Closing Price / HV: 190.42
Daily Range: 179.23 – 201.61
Key Levels:
Resistance:
• RD0 = 191.87
• RD1 = 193.21
• RD2 = 196.01
Support:
• SD0 = 188.96
• SD1 = 187.62
• SD2 = 184.82
Additional Levels:
• VAH = 200.49
• VAL = 180.34
• 1DexpMAX = 198.81
• 1DexpMIN = 182.02
VIX Levels:
• VIX R1 = 198.02, R2 = 198.47
• VIX S1 = 182.81, S2 = 182.36
Operational Scenarios:
Bullish Scenario:
Entry: Go long if AAPL breaks above or retests from above RD0 (191.87).
Targets:
• Primary target at RD1 (193.21)
• Secondary target at RD2 (196.01)
• Extended targets toward 1DexpMAX (198.81) or VAH (200.49).
Stop-Loss: Place a stop-loss slightly below RD0; widen stops using volatility cues (referencing VIX R1/ R2).
Bearish Scenario:
Entry: Enter short if price drops below or retests from below SD0 (188.96).
Targets:
• First target at SD1 (187.62)
• Next target at SD2 (184.82)
• Extended targets down to 1DexpMIN (182.02) or VAL (180.34).
Stop-Loss: Set a stop just above SD0 and widen based on volatility (using VIX S1/ S2).
Range Scenario:
Context: If AAPL trades sideways between resistance (RD0–RD1: 191.87–193.21) and support (SD0–SD1: 188.96–187.62), trade the range.
Trade: Buy near support and sell or short near resistance.
Risk Management: Utilize the daily range (179.23 to 201.61) for dynamic stops and targets.
Contrarian Operations:
Identification: Watch for key level rejections (e.g., failed attempts to break RD1 or rebounds failing at SD1/SD2) along with VIX and 1Dexp anomalies.
Trade: Enter contrarian positions with stops and targets set wider to reflect current volatility.
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QQQ Trading Plan
Asset Details:
Closing Price: 446.18
HV: 446.18
Key Levels:
Resistance:
RD0 = 450.07
RD1 = 453.40
RD2 = 460.74
Support:
SD0 = 442.51
SD1 = 439.08
SD2 = 431.84
Additional Levels:
VAH = 472.25
VAL = 420.11
1DexpMAX = 468.05
1DexpMIN = 424.53
VIX Levels:
VIX R1 = 465.90, R2 = 467.18
VIX S1 = 426.58, S2 = 425.40
Daily Range:
Maximum = 475.27
Minimum = 417.31
Bias Determination:
Since the closing equals HV (446.18), the bias is neutral.
– A breakout above RD0 (450.07) would signal bullish momentum.
– A breakdown below SD0 (442.51) would indicate bearish sentiment.
Operational Scenarios:
Bullish Scenario:
Entry:
– Enter long if price breaks above or retests from above RD0 (450.07).
Targets:
– Primary target at RD1 (453.40).
– Secondary target at RD2 (460.74).
– Extended targets: Aim toward 1DexpMAX (468.05) or VAH (472.25) if the uptrend persists.
Stop-Loss:
– Place a stop just below RD0; widen the stop based on volatility (using VIX R1 around 465.90).
Bearish Scenario:
Entry:
– Enter short if price breaks below or fails at SD0 (442.51).
Targets:
– First target at SD1 (439.08).
– Second target at SD2 (431.84).
– Extended targets: Down toward 1DexpMIN (424.53) or VAL (420.11).
Stop-Loss:
– Set a stop just above SD0; extend based on volatility, referenced to VIX S1 (≈426.58).
Range Scenario:
Context:
– If QQQ trades within a horizontal channel defined by RD0–RD1 (450.07–453.40) and SD0–SD1 (442.51–439.08), the market is range-bound.
Trade:
– Consider buying near the support zone and shorting near the resistance zone.
Risk Management:
– Use the daily range (475.27 max, 417.31 min) to adjust stops and profit targets.
Contrarian Operations:
Identification:
– Monitor for failure to break key resistance levels or for support tests that bounce weakly; check VIX and 1Dexp readings for confirmation.
Trade:
– Enter contrarian positions on clear rejections, using extended stop-losses and targets calibrated to the current volatility environment.
$NG1! Trading Plan
Asset Details:
Spot Price: 3.552
HV: 3.558
Key Levels:
Resistance:
RD0 = 3.596
RD1 = 3.632
RD2 = 3.705
Support:
SD0 = 3.519
SD1 = 3.482
SD2 = 3.410
Additional Levels:
VAH = 3.824, VAL = 3.290
1DexpMAX = 3.780, 1DexpMIN = 3.336
VIX Levels:
VIX R1 = 3.759, R2 = 3.772
VIX S1 = 3.356, S2 = 3.344
Daily Range:
Maximum = 3.853, Minimum = 3.260
Bias Determination:
The spot (3.552) is slightly below the HV (3.558) → Slightly Bearish Bias.
Operational Scenarios:
Bullish Scenario:
Entry: Consider a long entry if the price moves above RD0 (3.596) on a breakout or a confirmed retest from above.
Targets:
First target at RD1 (3.632)
Second target at RD2 (3.705)
Extended targets toward 1DexpMAX (3.780) or VAH (3.824).
Stop-Loss: Place a stop just below RD0; widen it based on volatility (using VIX R1 around 3.759).
Bearish Scenario:
Entry: Enter short if the price falls below SD0 (3.519) or if a support test fails.
Targets:
Initial target at SD1 (3.482)
Next target at SD2 (3.410)
Extended targets may reach 1DexpMIN (3.336) or VAL (3.290).
Stop-Loss: Set a stop just above SD0, adjusted by volatility cues (using VIX S1 at 3.356).
Range Scenario:
Context: If NG1 trades within a tight range between RD0 (3.596) and SD0 (3.519), employ a range strategy.
Trade: Buy near the support (SD0/SD1) and sell or short near the resistance (RD0/RD1).
Risk Management: Use the daily range (3.853 max, 3.260 min) to manage risk via stop-loss and target adjustments.
Contrarian Operations:
Identification: Watch for breakdowns or false breakouts at key support or resistance levels (e.g. SD1/SD2 or RD1/RD2) alongside anomalies in VIX and 1Dexp levels.
Trade: Enter contrarian positions on clear rejections, setting stops and targets based on current volatility.
Trading Plan for $FDAX1!
Asset Details:
Spot Price: 20,998
HV: 20,781
Key Levels:
Resistance Levels:
RD0 = 20,929
RD1 = 21,065
RD2 = 21,340
Support Levels:
SD0 = 20,637
SD1 = 20,504
SD2 = 20,230
Additional Levels:
VAH = 21,788
VAL = 19,785
1DexpMAX = 21,617
1DexpMIN = 19,949
VIX Levels:
VIX R1 = 21,545, R2 = 21,583
VIX S1 = 20,028, S2 = 19,983
Daily Range:
Maximum = 21,895
Minimum = 19,671
Bias Determination:
The spot (20,998) is above the HV (20,781) → Bullish Bias.
Operational Scenarios:
Bullish Scenario:
Entry: Consider going long if price breaks above RD0 (20,929) or on a supportive retest from above.
Targets:
First target at RD1 (21,065)
Second target at RD2 (21,340)
Extended targets toward 1DexpMAX (21,617) or VAH (21,788).
Stop-Loss: Place a stop-loss just below RD0, extending it in line with volatility signals (using VIX R1 at 21,545).
Bearish Scenario:
Entry: Enter short if the price falls below SD0 (20,637) or loses support.
Targets:
First target at SD1 (20,504)
Second target at SD2 (20,230)
Extended targets toward 1DexpMIN (19,949) or VAL (19,785).
Stop-Loss: Set a stop just above SD0, allowing for volatility (using VIX S1 at 20,028 as a reference).
Range Scenario:
Context: If FDAX1 trades within a narrow channel between RD0–RD1 and SD0–SD1, then a range-bound strategy may be adopted.
Trade: Consider long entries near support and short entries near resistance.
Risk Management: Use the daily range (max 21,895, min 19,671) to adjust stop-loss and target levels dynamically.
Contrarian Operations:
Identification: Look for failed tests at key levels (RD1, RD2, SD1, SD2) as well as discrepancies in VIX and 1Dexp indicators, VAH, and VAL.
Trade: Enter contrarian trades when these critical levels are rejected, setting wider stops and extended targets according to volatility.
