Golden Setup Futures Brief – This Week’s NQ Blueprint + Blake’s New Gold Setup

Hey Nasdaqians,

We finally got some energy back in this market — and it showed.
There were solid moves on both sides, but the trick was knowing where the trapdoors were… and when to step aside.

Mid-week was a grind. But by Friday, we had premium setups triggering clean.
The Golden Setup delivered again — twice before noon.

📌 What's Inside This Issue

Market Sentiment: Slow starts turned fast — especially Thursday and Friday. Structure held firm.
Looking Ahead: Buyers are still in control — but the traps are getting sneakier. Stay patient and reactive.
Golden Setup: Levels hit, flushed, and reversed — several $600+ moves if you stayed sharp.
Personal Note: I'm heading out for a weekend golf reset… but Blake just added Gold Futures to the Dark Wire — and it's 🔥.

👉 Join Blake's Dark Wire Here

🟨 Market Sentiment

Momentum is pushing higher, but it's fragile.
Internals are diverging, volume is spotty, and we're seeing lots of failed follow-through.

But structure never lies. And as long as price respects my core levels — 26, 77 — I'll keep fading where it makes sense and going with the breakouts when they hold.

🔭 Looking Ahead

Heading into next week, I'm watching for more of the same:

Initial moves might continue to be "false tells."
Stay nimble. The best trades this week didn't come from chasing strength — they came from fading extremes after the trap.
Opening ranges remain key. Let price commit, then follow the structure.

No need to overthink. Wait. Watch. React.

🔂 Golden Setup This Week

"Big moves don't always start with big headlines — they start with structure."

🔹 Result Highlight:

We had clean reactions off both resistance and support — especially Thursday and Friday.

I called the bounce live on Thursday's open, and by midday we were day done with $620 profit per contract — fourth time that happened this week.

🔹 Setup Conditions:

Price flushed below prior support early in the session — then reversed with force.
Buyers were waiting, and once we saw that failure-to-follow-through, the setup was on.
Structure zones anchored the move — one level at a time.

🔹 Strategy Tip:

Let the traps form.

Don't be early, don't be stubborn. Wait for confirmation — then strike with tight risk and wide clarity.

💬 Personal Note

I'm heading out to golf this weekend and reset before next week's market.

But before I go — I've gotta shout out something you should look at if you love this kind of structural trading.

Blake just expanded Dark Wire to include Gold Futures. If you've already seen what he does with the Euro — this opens up even more potential. Same system, fresh asset class, tons of edge.

Check it out here → Dark Wire Access

Stay patient. Trade your plan.

—Tony

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