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$ES | $SPX Weekly Plan | June 15-19 🟩 Daily: OTFU 🟥 Weekly: OTFD 🟩 Monthly: OTFU Starting Monday, I will transition to the ESU26 (September) contract. For reference, I do not back-adjust my charts. On the chart, I’ve marked Friday’s settlements for both ESM26 (June) at 7435 and ESU26 (September) at 7497.50, reflecting a 62.50 point difference (roll gap). The key this shortened week is to stay nimble, as Options and VIX expirations, the FOMC meeting, and contract rollover are all on deck, conditions that typically make order flow less reliable. From an auction perspective, the market saw a Look Below and Fail of the multi-week balance area last week after a 5% correction off the ATH. The question now is whether buyers can capitalize on sellers’ inability to follow through and rotate back toward the unfinished business at the all-time highs, the opposite side of balance, or whether sellers can instead establish a lower high.

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The Week Ahead.

$ES | $SPX Weekly Plan | June 8-12 🟥 Daily: OTFD 🟨 Weekly: BALANCE 🟩 Monthly: OTFU The key question this week is whether sellers can sustain downside momentum following Friday’s multi-distribution trend day down, which brought an end to the weekly one-time framing up. Failure to defend the 2-week balance breakout triggered a rotation back toward the 7420 HVN, where multiple weekly VPOCs are stacked, and a full traversal of the balance area. How the auction behaves around the prior 2-week balance low at 7354, now marking the 4-week balance low, early this week will be key in gauging directional intent. Value building above 7354, while rejecting any immediate downside continuation, would set the stage for a clean-up of Friday’s poor structure toward 7449 and 7515, potential reload areas for sellers. Failure to do so would open the door to filling the gap at 7299.75, where a gap-fill reversal is of interest.

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#ES_F Daily Plan | June 5 A shift in tone required a break of the HVN from last week’s 2-day balance, an objective sellers failed to achieve today. This triggered a squeeze, resulting in three sets of single prints and a return to the upper HVN. Intraday strength would be indicated by a reclaim of 7611 (UT1), last week’s high, while weakness would be signaled by a break and hold below 7570 (DT1), today’s Initial Balance High, where change took place. Smashlevel: 7587

🟦 Intraday Narrative #ES_F NFP came in decent 172 , but the reaction was textbook indecision: initial pop 7568→ no continuation → full rotation back to retest ON lows 7544, where buyers stepped in again. This is the third time ON buyers have shown up in this zone. Since last Thursday its acted strong support zone- yesterdays tail lows 7541-49 . We’re opening with a large gap from settlement, but still inside yesterday’s range while sitting outside value. That combination typically produces a tricky, two‑sided open, because neither side has clean control. Buyers’ objective: regain 7568-75. Acceptance above ( yesterdays singles zone) shifts the tone back toward balance up, and reopens the path toward upper distribution. Sellers’ objective: continue the OTFD from yesterday by taking out yesterday’s low at 7541.75. If they achieve that, the next natural magnet is 7525 — last Thursday’s low and the origin of the multi‑day buyer activity. Key dynamic: Buyers have been active since last Thursday, but they’ve been reactive, not initiative. Sellers have the initiative momentum, but not the location. That’s why this open is dangerous: both sides have a valid argument, but neither has a clean setup yet. 🟧 Scenario Map Bullish → Acceptance above 7568-75 → rotate toward upper distribution and ON Highs then Thurs Hi 7611 Bearish continuation → Break 7541.75 → accelerate toward 7525 (Watch out for quick reclaim of 7541 or failed auction) Chop/absorption open → Two‑sided trade between 7542–7570 until one side forces initiative

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