Hey, it's Brandon.
Monday's session is the most relevant material I've put together given where this market is right now. And it closes today.
Here's what the Block Hunter Surveillance Console found that nobody else was talking about:
- 7,250 call options bought in a single trade on Delta Airlines at the $80 strike for June. Institutional money making a directional bet, not a retail trader.
- 15,000 QQQ calls in one block at the 645 strike, following 24,000 the session before. Someone positioning for a major tech recovery by summer.
- Three staggered institutional call blocks on Intel at the 50, 52, and 55 strikes. A buildup in a name that stands to benefit directly from constrained chip supply overseas.
- An LNG thesis already producing a 70%+ gain on one name and a 2% move overnight on another.
- A live dead zone trade on QQQ filled at $0.60 with a $1.00 target, executed in real time.
None of it came from RSI. None of it came from a moving average or a wave count.
It came from understanding what's happening beneath price movement. The hidden layer of the market that most traders never learn to see. In Monday's session I walked through the entire process. The console. The signal. The logic behind every find.
Watch the Block Hunter replay here while you still can.
Brandon Chapman,
CMT TheoTRADE
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