Golden Setup Futures Brief – Clean Levels in a Messy Tape
Hey Nasdaqians,
Earnings season finally shook things loose.
This was a more volatile week — not chaos, but definitely some movement up and down as big names dropped their numbers. It wasn’t just a slow grind anymore… we saw some actual range come back into the tape.
But here’s the thing — even with the chop, structure ruled. And when price came into our levels — especially those 26s — the setups were there.
I trimmed the number of trades, waited for clean structure, and kept my head on a swivel. It paid off.
📌 What’s Inside This Issue
Market Sentiment: Volatility returned thanks to earnings — some real two-sided action, but levels still led the way.
Looking Ahead: Stay light, stay smart. Let the data come in and don’t jump the gun — structure first, always.
Golden Setup: Friday’s clean 26s gave us textbook long scalps — $620-per-contract bounces that required zero overthinking.
Personal Note: Took time to golf, reset, and review Blake’s 10% Per Monthstrategy — it’s simple, clean, and seriously worth a look.
After weeks of slow squeezes and low-vol drifts, earnings brought real movement back into the picture. We saw buyers and sellers show up — but more importantly, we saw price respect structure.
The market still isn’t wild, but it’s alive again. And that’s enough.
🔭 Looking Ahead
Next week, the strategy doesn’t change:
Keep risk tight
Wait for price to come to you
Strike only when structure is clean
The market might open up more as earnings continue. Or it might go quiet again. Either way, I’ll be there when the trade sets up — not before.
🔂 Golden Setup This Week
“Let price come to you — and when it does, don’t hesitate.”
🔹 Result Highlight:
Friday delivered classic Golden Setup longs off the 26s. Bounced clean and fast — $620-per-2-contracts trades that reminded me why we trust the system.
🔹 Setup Conditions:
Volatility from earnings
Levels hit and held beautifully
Buyers stepped in right on cue
🔹 Strategy Tip:
More trades ≠ better results. I saw traders around me overtrading — and burning themselves out. One or two good setups a day is all you need. This week proved that again.
💬 Personal Note
I stepped back a little this week — fewer trades, more clarity… and even snuck in a solid round of golf. (Don’t ask my score — just know the swing’s improving.)
I also took some time to check out Blake Young’s 10% Per Month Marketstrategy. And look — I’m a price and emotion guy. I trust what I see in the tape. But Blake’s system? It’s real. It’s clean. It’s built for this kind of market.
If you’re looking to grow with consistency — without overcomplicating the game — this is worth checking out: