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8/25 Trade Plan
8/25/20262 min read
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⚡ Trade Plan
Ticker: /ES (September Contract)
Bias: Neutral → Bullish Above 7720
Market Condition: Range / Higher-Low Structure
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🧭 Context
ES continues to hold the major 7632–7648 demand and remains inside the broader channel.
The structure is simple: 7632 is the line in the sand, while 7720–7724 is the upside confirmation. Until one of those levels breaks, expect continued range behavior.
📊 Key Levels
🟥 Resistance
7720–7724 ⭐ Key Reclaim
7760–7764 — Upside Target
🟩 Support
7632–7648 ⭐ Major Demand
7570 — Next Support
⭐ Highest Probability — 7720–7724 Reclaim Long
Trigger: Reclaim 7720–7724 and hold above it.
Target: 7760 → 7764
Invalidation: Failed reclaim back below 7720.
🟢 Second Opportunity — 7632–7648 Higher-Low Long
Trigger: Pullback into 7632–7648 holds and buyers establish a higher low.
Target: 7720 → 7760
Invalidation: Acceptance below 7632.
🟡 Only If — 7632 Breakdown Short
Trigger: Clean break below 7632 followed by a failed retest.
Target: 7570
Invalidation: Reclaim above 7632.
🔴 Avoid
Trading aggressively in the middle of 7632–7724.
Shorting directly into 7632–7648 demand.
Assuming upside continuation without the 7720 reclaim.
🎯 Focus
7632–7648 holds → look for the 7720 reclaim.
7720–7724 reclaims → 7760–7764.
7632 fails → 7570.
Today's Reminder: 7632 protects the bullish structure. 7720 confirms the upside. Everything between them is patience.
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