Politics and market forces are cooking the soup too hot, and greed is on the menu. Investors, funds, and retail traders are ignoring the signs — and just like in the Wild West, only the weapons have changed: stocks, futures, and options. Today, we’ll peek over the witch’s shoulder to see what she sees in the chart’s shadows.
The Setup
This chart shows the market reaching the U-MLH (Upper Median Line Parallel) for the third time. Even this week, the greedy market is nibbling at that level, trying to chew its way higher. The question: does it break through — or break down?
Scenarios
(0) → Price touches the U-MLH for the third time.
Historically, repeated touches can lead to either an explosive breakout or a sharp reversal.
(2) → A momentum kick, driven by FOMO, could push price up to the Warning 1/4 line.
This would be the bulls’ dream run.
(3) → The market reaches the next pitchfork line/deviation — because that’s what markets do.
After that? Only the market gods know.
(4) → Price fails to reach WL1 (Warning Line 1), triggering a Hagopian.
This typically signals a failed breakout and a likely pullback.
Key question: Will U-MLH hold as support?
If not, expect a quick test/retest from below… then it’s Game Over.
(5) → In 80% of cases, the centerline gets tagged as Profit Target 1.
That could be the “logical” next stop.
(6) → L-MLH (Lower Median Line Parallel) — the panic zone.
This is when fear takes over, selling accelerates, and the market feels like the fan just got hit.
Final Word
Whatever happens next, the witch doesn’t care — she’ll be riding her broom into the moonrise, leaving the rest of us to trade the chaos.
#SPX500 #NASDAQ100 #TechnicalAnalysis #Pitchfork #Futures #Options #MarketOutlook #SwingTrading #FOMO
The Setup
This chart shows the market reaching the U-MLH (Upper Median Line Parallel) for the third time. Even this week, the greedy market is nibbling at that level, trying to chew its way higher. The question: does it break through — or break down?
Scenarios
(0) → Price touches the U-MLH for the third time.
Historically, repeated touches can lead to either an explosive breakout or a sharp reversal.
(2) → A momentum kick, driven by FOMO, could push price up to the Warning 1/4 line.
This would be the bulls’ dream run.
(3) → The market reaches the next pitchfork line/deviation — because that’s what markets do.
After that? Only the market gods know.
(4) → Price fails to reach WL1 (Warning Line 1), triggering a Hagopian.
This typically signals a failed breakout and a likely pullback.
Key question: Will U-MLH hold as support?
If not, expect a quick test/retest from below… then it’s Game Over.
(5) → In 80% of cases, the centerline gets tagged as Profit Target 1.
That could be the “logical” next stop.
(6) → L-MLH (Lower Median Line Parallel) — the panic zone.
This is when fear takes over, selling accelerates, and the market feels like the fan just got hit.
Final Word
Whatever happens next, the witch doesn’t care — she’ll be riding her broom into the moonrise, leaving the rest of us to trade the chaos.
#SPX500 #NASDAQ100 #TechnicalAnalysis #Pitchfork #Futures #Options #MarketOutlook #SwingTrading #FOMO
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- Lean on facts, not on hope.
- Trade with an 80% edge.
- Follow the rules and the rest will come.
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Watch the latest Chart Analysis video on YouTube!
youtube.com/@TradersTradingEdge
- Lean on facts, not on hope.
- Trade with an 80% edge.
- Follow the rules and the rest will come.
youtube.com/@TradersTradingEdge
- Lean on facts, not on hope.
- Trade with an 80% edge.
- Follow the rules and the rest will come.
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.