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Trade Recap | 25 Sep The morning started off with a short at the rejection of 770 into the 767 target. 767 held, so I flipped long on the 767.5 reclaim to day highs. Both levels, long and short, executed to perfection $SPY $SPX

Highly relevant! "Inflation composition and monetary stabilization" by Michele Andreolli, Natalie Rickard, Paolo Surico, and Chiara Vergeat. "Every inflation index is an aggregation rule. This paper asks when the aggregation that measures the cost of living is also the one that should guide monetary stabilization. A Consumer Price Index (CPI) measures purchasing power; a stabilization index should weight sectoral prices by what they reveal about states in which the policy rate has high marginal welfare value. In standard New-Keynesian models, the two indices coincide. We show that they diverge when the sectors generating price movements differ from the sectors through which interest rates move demand, income, and marginal costs. New euro-area data reveal such a mismatch. Discretionary sectors are the cyclical quantity margin and employ many hand-to-mouth workers, while necessity sectors account for much of inflation variation. After a contractionary monetary policy shock, discretionary consumption and employment adjust the most, but necessity prices respond more. We lay out a two-sector New-Keynesian model with non-homothetic demand and sectoral labour market heterogeneity that is consistent with these findings. Even with symmetric shocks and homogeneous nominal rigidities, optimal simple rules place nearly all weight on discretionary inflation, because reacting to necessity inflation uses the discretionary sector as the adjustment margin for price movements in sectors with little quantity traction. With stickier discretionary prices, as observed in the euro area, a discretionary inflation rule improves welfare further and closes about two thirds of the welfare gap between a CPI inflation rule and Ramsey policy. Under the empirical distribution of euro-area shocks, the gains come from lower sectoral inflation volatility rather than lower aggregate real volatility. Expenditure weights need not be stabilization weights." bankofengland.co.uk/working-…

Day Recap | 25 Sep $SPY | 769 Put 230% ✅ $SPY | 770 Short - 767 ✅ $SPY | 767.5 Long - 771✅ $APUS | 7.7 Short - 6.7 ✅ $INLF | 5.7 Short - 4.8 ✅ 5/5 | Strong finish to an incredible week after starting Monday Red

$50k Prop Firm Evaluation Challenge - Next Week Let’s see how long it takes me to pass $SPY $ES_F

$SPY Put - recap

770 Rejection 📌 Trade Plan working to absolute PERFECTION once again!! I post the Trade Plan everyday at market open, with 95% accuracy. If you aren’t following along, what’re you waiting for?! Short 770 - Cover 767 $SPY $SPX

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770 Morning Short 🎯 767 Afternoon Long 🎯 Called the entire move & timing at market open. Couldn’t have played out much cleaner $SPY $SPX

770 Exact same setup as yesterday! Morning short become the perfect bounce zone $SPY $SPX

23/23 Winning Trades since Monday - (1st Red Day of Month) $APUS 15% ✅ $INLF 18% ✅ $SPY 770 - 767 short ✅ $SPY 767 - 772 long ✅ $SPY 769 200% ✅

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Trade Plan | 25 Sep Looks like the market wants to pin today. I will be short at the rejection of 770 and Long 767/768 bounce in the afternoon session if it continues to hold $SPY $SPX

Trade Recap | 25 Sep My plan was to fade a 770 SPY rejection, then look long if 767 held. 770 rejected. I shorted the fade toward the day low. 767 held, so I flipped long on the reclaim. How did you trade it? Trading can lose money. Not financial advice.

$INLF Leading gap 110% with 40 Million volume #smallcaps

$APUS 69% gap with low 600k float, 2nd session in a row shorting this name #smallcaps

$SPY | INSTANT 25% ✅