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ES keeps returning to 7600 over and over today (starting even in premarket)

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**I am trying to open a Spanish Revolut account, but I am completely stuck in a loop during registration and need manual assistance. Here is my situation:**
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I use HistData for FX too, and the thing that took me too long to figure out is that order flow and spot FX barely mix. Real order flow only lives on centralized exchanges. So for indices and metals you want the CME futures (ES and NQ for indices, GC and SI for metals) rather than the CFDs you actually trade, since the CFD feed has no consolidated volume. Spot FX is the harder case. It's decentralized and over the counter, so there's no true traded volume for it at all. The volume in HistData FX is really just tick count. If you want genuine FX order flow, people use the CME FX futures as the stand-in, 6E for euro, 6B for pound, and so on. For pulling CME tick and full order flow programmatically, Databento is the cleanest right now. IQFeed and Rithmic are the older standbys if you want a live streaming feed.

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Databento is solid, I used their MBO data for ES and the depth of book is way better than what I got from IB

8:29, rhe minute before the data was released and the big green candles on ES/NQ

I trade false breakdowns on ES. The day started like any other: I had a clean level identified. If it broke, spiked down on high volume and then spiked back up above that level, I’d get in. Price broke the level. Price started to come back to the level but stopped before it broke above. Two days before, the price did the same thing and then shot higher. I knew my setup wasn’t fully formed but after missing that earlier trade, I took it. It rejected the level and stopped me out almost immediately.
This wasn’t just one bad day, this was my pattern. My metrics have always been solid when I followed them. 1:1.3 RR, 60ish% win rate. Enough to make a solid living at scale. My edge was positive, but my execution was a huge leak. 
For a while I’d try to add a few new indicators. This wasn’t my first rodeo so I’d backtest them, think I found the solution, and then implement. And then I’d eff it all up again. And again. 
It took me years to finally get to the point where I would state the conditional before I started my day: “if X happens with Y, then I’ll take it… otherwise I don’t exist in this market.” I also looked at how I manage my runners and realized that if I jumped up a timeframe to manage them, they’d run much, much further. These realizations hit me hard: it was my discipline that needed scaffolding the whole time, not my setup or pre-trade analysis. 
What’s the rule you know cold and still break? And what’s actually kept you honest? Not what should work, what has worked?

Pre Market Prep - ES - 20260715

nice pump on ES

ES just pinned 7600. When you see things like this, it's quite obvious it's such a manipulated market.

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Hi, I managed to come up with something. I couldn't find the free data source exactly for ES=F unfortunately and took SPY instead. There are some limitations on the analysis quality caused by the resolution of the historical data which is 1 day smallest. So I'd say the quality is rough right now. It will improve once the model keeps running continuously at least a few days collecting the live data via websocket; but it will be in the prod version already.

📊 **SPY Trade Plan — Wednesday, July 15, 2026**
🔍 **Range Context** ES remains stuck in a tight chop range since last Thursday, now roughly **745.10–752.82** in SPY terms, with **749.06** the key pivot inside. Everything inside this range = chop.
🟢 **Support / Downside Levels** • **748.76–749.06** — first support zone down. Slow grind = biddable, but the safer play is waiting for a Failed Breakdown of 748.76. **746.49** — cluster of lows from early this morning. Failed Breakdown here is actionable. • **745.10** — low of day. Wait for the Failed Breakdown rather than buying it outright. • **740.06 (major)** — major support since June 30. Safer entry: Failed Breakdown of 738.58 (last Wednesday's low). Ideal: tag 737.29, recover 738.58 — take profits aggressively, decent odds it stalls a level or two above (\~740.06). • **735.71** — support of interest below there. • **734.22 (major)** — strong support below that. • **732.74** — watch for Failed Breakdown of Monday 6/29's low below there.
🔴 **Bull Case Tomorrow** Range has generally been **745.10–752.82**, 749.06 the key level inside. Bulls want no lower than a trap at 745.10 on any downside expansion. Ultra-bull case: no loss of 748.76–749.06 (or just a quick trap below). From there → 751.43 → 752.13 → 752.82, react, then breakout. **Breakout target: 755.69.**
⚠️ *Levels for informational purposes only — not financial advice.*

1. Ja, die Wohnung hatte keine Küche. Ich habe sehr lange nach einer guten Wohnung mit Küche gesucht, aber keine gefunden. Daher habe ich diese Wohnung genommen und eine Küche bei Ikea gekauft und sie installieren lassen. Dafür zahle ich für ca 2-3 Jahre monatlich 175. Insgesamt hat sie ca 3000 Euro gekostet. Wenn ich irgendwann umziehen sollte, will ich sie gerne an den Nachmieter verkaufen.
2. Ich hatte viel Pech bei der Wohnungssuche und nur diese überteuerte (aber schöne) Wohnung gefunden. ES ist eine große Wohnung, 70m2

5% higher on ES is 8k 😳

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Hey bro.
Between 4 and 9 there was a lot of consolidation on NQ as you can see. At 10, it looks like price rallies after no sweep, but while watching ES, price swept sellside liquidity, and rallied towards NQ's relative equal highs and into a 4hr bearish FVG. After retracing and consolidating on the 1 min, price created 2 relative equal lows, and appears to have swept liquidity (reddit picture). There was a lot of displacement when price swept, and my confluences lined up.
After waiting for the market to play out more, I realised that the short trade was obviously the better choice.
Hope this justification helps.

You are exposed all night. ES is open while you sleep and SPX will gap up or down accordingly.

It could be a regime change that's impacting your setup. But also, and this is something I'm dealing with, you may have a higher cognitive load you're dealing with that is causing you to take lower quality setups. My year has been going as I'd expected it to, and all of a sudden my July stats fell off. The market regime change has shifted slightly (likely due to geopolitical stuff, I only trade ES), but after diving into my trades I realized my setup quality was degrading. Took a look at my life outside of trading and saw that lots was happening (family, running a business, friends, etc.). That absolutely was impacting my trading without me realizing it. Point being: it may not just be the market, or it may not be the market at all. Check all your corners before you go back to the drawing board.

I find many of the traders here and other places have often gotten lost. Myself included. I can say that I have many times. By this I mean the trader lifecycle- the initial interest in trading, then the search for the indicator holy grail, the courses, signals, technical analysis voodoo, and then coping when your "strategy" doesn't work out. Maybe sometimes it does, maybe you caught a few wins with it, but over and over I see so many traders fail because of blind belief, over-trusting lagging indicators, or getting angry when your account blows because your magic lines you drew weren't respected by the market. This cycle sucks ass and often defines the line between those who ultimately quit, those who continue to burn money, and those who find a small but stable edge.

Today I'll be diving into how you can find your own edge, what actually defines an edge, and what data you have and can use at your disposal to begin this process.
The first thing I will begin with is psychology as it is the #1 thing I see blowing accounts left and right. Your psychology when entering a trade should be purely **unbiased**, never place a trade **EXPECTING, BELIEVING**, or being hard-set on your trade working out. In fact I want you to consider the very real possibility of it simply going the opposite direction and your stop being hit. Second: You don't need to trade for hours on end. I have a personal rule that once I make two good trades I step away for 45 minutes. This can be dynamic and tailored to your style, but a hyper-active ego and believing you are smarter than the market just because you're on a hot streak will destroy even a good strategy. Lastly: Before placing a trade- put yourself in the opposite position. Consider if you are about to place a buy: "If I wanted to sell right now instead how likely is that to happen based on my current metrics?".
The next thing I will follow up with is **STOP RELYING ENTIRELY ON TECHNICAL ANALYSIS**. Technical analysis is a useful tool *\*when used properly.* It certainly has it's place, but it should not be the only thing your strategy is based on. Technical analysis relies on such a small set of data (open, high, low, close, and volume). All of the indicators and data you will see on tradingview is lagging. It has little predicting power and is closer to rolling dice if you are utilizing it as your primary and only method for placing a trade.

My final point. If you want any insight into actual market moves- at the best you can get them within a retail space. Begin looking at data below just OHLCV. Things like orderbook data which can either be purchased through an API, sometimes exchanges offer it- but overall the deeper the better. There are three levels of market data for CME futures- L1, L2, and L3. For crypto futures on any exchange it's generally only L2 data but that is enough for most people. Tools like bookmap are incredibly useful once you get past the learning curve, and quick side note, for any normal futures trader that isn't utilizing sub 1 minute trades, there are completely free youtube livestreams of bookmap feeds.

Begin researching analytics, measurements, and techniques deeper than OHLCV. Your most valuable tool that actually is within tradingview if you truly are locked into it is probably volume, volume profiles, VWAP, VPIN, and CVD. Adapt this to yourself but as for me I only use CVD and colored all my candles the same. Eliminating the chart beauty personally helps to cut out market noise or mental over-weighting on the actual color I'm looking at.

You don't need a ton of money to view and absorb more data- just patience, time, and a willingness to expand your horizons. The last thing I want to say is- stop locking yourself into a concrete strategy. I'm going to generally borrow a rough quant term but it's called "alpha-decay". This is when your strategy or algorithm's edge breaks down. This also means you need to be constantly adapting. Remember different futures move differently. NQ and ES while highly correlated- will not move the same way, therefore you must always adapt.
Break down your logical process, examine it, refine it, and use the hell out of your edge until the alpha-decay kicks in. Then repeat the process. I wish all of you luck, profit, and patience. Happy trading.