The Weekly Review Show Sept 21st, 2026
Updated: Oct 8
September 21st 2026
Trading Highlights of the Week
DAX 125-Tick Long (Monday, Sept 21): Bought a discount at Europe Open after identifying trap liquidity and finished business above, holding strong behind a full buyer's auction for a 125-tick profit against a 39-tick risk.
DAX Supply Ceiling Short (Tuesday, Sept 22): Shorted off a ceiling into Friday's Europe and London opens and a 480 bank SMA, riding a full supply swing with zero issues to secure profit near the 150 level.
DAX Dual 78 & 176-Tick Reversals (Thursday, Sept 24): Captured a 78-tick long off golden liquidity early in the session, then reversed short after identifying failed buyers and a full supply swing, capturing an additional 176 ticks against roughly 32 to 34 ticks of risk.
S&P 500 72-Point Expansion (Monday, Sept 21): Bought off the NY Open into finished business and a volume block POC, trailing risk strictly behind full auctions to secure up to 72 points against a 12 to 13-point initial risk.
S&P 500 3:1 Quick Win (Wednesday, Sept 23): Shorted heavy accumulation and a failed buyer test of the 50 SMA right at the NY Open, capturing 27 points in 40 minutes for nearly a 3:1 risk-to-reward ratio down to the 150 level.
S&P 500 Resilient 36-Point Long (Thursday, Sept 24): Maintained a long bias despite an early break-even sequence of a 13-point win followed by a 14-point loss, executing a second entry on a two-bar reversal and full demand auction to ultimately capture 36 points.
Key Takeaways
Full Auction Management: Simplify trade management by leaning strictly on full demand or supply auctions rather than complicated breakout setups, exiting only if control is lost during a test.
Micro vs. Macro Alignment: Use macro 30-minute charts to identify broad targets like finished business and volume block point-of-controls, but tap down to micro charts to expose weak trap liquidity and confirm entries.
Psychological Resilience: When chopped out for small losses (such as the early Thursday S&P 500 sequence), stay emotionally grounded, do not abruptly abandon the macro bias, and wait for clear confirmation like two-bar reversals to re-enter for larger moves.
Targeting Weak Liquidity: Consistently draw take-profit zones based on trapped or golden liquidity positioned ahead of major macro strikes and bank SMAs, as price naturally seeks these levels to balance the book.
NOTE
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