S&P 500 Market Breakdown + Trade ReflectionsIn this video, I break down the S&P 500, which continues its bullish trend after reacting strongly from a support area and key EMAs. Today’s continuation confirms strength in the overall market.
I also go through a few losses I took today, which were mistakes on my part. When the general market is showing bullish momentum, looking for bearish setups isn’t ideal, and I got slightly burned. But it’s by recognizing our mistakes, journaling, and reviewing that we grow into better traders.
Next, I cover some of my current open positions, a few are performing well, while others are struggling to maintain their upward momentum.
Lastly, I share two of my trade ideas for the day:
BZ (Kanzhun Limited) – solid recovery above key EMAs with bullish structure.
SHOP (Shopify) – while extended from the weekly 10 EMA (not ideal), I liked the price action on the daily chart and decided to take a trade. Now it’s time to let the market do its thing.
🙏 Thank you for tuning in. I hope you gain valuable insights from this breakdown. If you enjoyed the video, let me know your thoughts, and feel free to ask questions!
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BLX trade ideas
BLX trade opportunity, still on timeBLX Trade Update
Yesterday, BLX broke out of the descending channel after reacting from the 20 EMA, showing signs of strength. With the market continuing its upward momentum today, I decided to set up another trade.
✅ The entry might not have been perfect, but it still falls within a valid and reasonable range for a solid setup.
📈 The general market also appears to be resuming its uptrend, which adds confluence to the decision. However, it’s essential to remain adaptable — as always, we follow the market’s behavior, not our predictions.
It’s a game of patience and observation. Let the market show its hand, then act accordingly.