Most traders looked at DHI this week and saw a floor at 152.50.
Over 12,000 put options sitting right there. Hard to argue with that.
I argued with it.
Those puts were bought, not sold. That one distinction changes everything. When puts are bought, dealers have to short the stock to hedge their position. That means 152,50 wasn't support at all. It was a squeeze level pointing straight down.
The next day, DHI gapped down.
This is the kind of read that separates traders who follow price from traders who follow institutional pressure. Most retail traders never learn the difference.
I broke down the entire framework in my recent Squeeze Traps training, including how I used my Ghost Print Surveillance Console to see the DHI setup before it triggered.
The replay is available now and today is the last day to access it at the current discount.
Click here to watch the full Squeeze Traps replay now.
Inside, you'll see how I identified the DHI trap, the EEM trap, and the energy reversal trap this week while most traders walked straight into all three.
Not because I got lucky. Because I was reading what the institutions were doing before price confirmed anything.
Watch it today.
Brandon Chapman
P.S. The DHI example is just one piece of Monday's session. I walk through my full framework for reading institutional pressure from start to finish. Watch the replay before today's discount expires.
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