Introduction This is a follow-up to the 22 July analysis, where the rejection at 29,300 kept the breakdown intact, with 28,000 flagged as the nearer downside target and the 200-day MA further below that. That scenario has played out — NQ broke below the 17 July low, trading down to 28,200. Today’s session (Monday 27 Read More…
Tag: E-mini S&P 500 (ES)
Jack is Back Now With Over $67,982 in Withdrawals
Introduction Back in early March, we introduced you to Jack, a 24-year-old freelancer from Beverly, Massachusetts, who pulled $27,000 out of three funded OneUp Trader accounts in his first 25 days. Since then, he’s kept grinding the same trading strategy, and the results have only compounded. Jack’s total withdrawals now stand at $67,982! What Changed Read More…
Only Two Weeks To Get 20% Off By Joining OneUp Trader Discord
This is the final two weeks to join the OneUp Trader Discord and get 20% off. Here’s what you get when you join: The discount ends Friday, July 31. Join the OneUp Trader Discord server, go to the #giveaways channel, and grab your discount code. Join The OneUp Trader Discord & Claim Your 20% Discount Read More…
S&P 500 Futures (ES) Technical Analysis – 10 July 2026
Introduction S&P 500 futures are retesting the underside of their June swing high after reclaiming the 50-day moving average on the pullback. Price is currently at 7,581.25, just below the 7,650 area that capped the rally in early June. It is an important zone now, there are some flags forming on lower time frames, so Read More…
Equities Rebound as Easing Fed Hike Bets Lift Growth Stocks
Equities recovered on Monday as growth stocks found their footing amid an easing of Fed rate hike bets. The rebound came after a brief dip on Thursday due to a poor US jobs report. At the same time, progress in talks between the US and Iran supported risk appetite. Stocks had a strong week as Read More…
Can You Be Profitable Winning Just 35% of Your Trades?
Introduction It’s time for another Trader Spotlight, and this week we’re looking at Erfan, a trader whose statistics challenge one of the biggest misconceptions in trading. Most traders believe they need to win more often than they lose. After all, if you’re wrong nearly two-thirds of the time, how could you possibly make money? During Read More…







