Today's War Room Trading Recap

Tonight’s Video Recap: Trading the Market Meltdown with the QQQ

In today’s session, we took full advantage of the volatility in the QQQ, identifying several high-probability reversal setups within a strong downtrend triggered by the ongoing tariff drama. With China still facing 145% tariffs, the market gave us textbook opportunities to capitalize on intraday swings — but also reminded us how critical patience and discipline are when the action heats up.

I broke down:

• Why sitting on your hands during impulsive price spikes is often the smartest move.

• How we used anchored VWAP and previous session levels — like the key $447.15 resistance — to plan precise reversal entries.

• The importance of placing your orders ahead of time to catch moves before they break.

• A detailed walk-through of two successful setups, including one short at $444.16 and a secondary entry on the next push higher.

• A missed opportunity around $449.10, and what we can learn from it.

• How measured moves and Fibonacci retracements help us anticipate trend continuation and reversal points.

• Why I passed on a third test of the level late in the session, favoring caution heading into the close.

We also tackled a great question from Naranjan on trading bias during high-volatility swings and reviewed the geometric logic behind today’s price action.

This session is packed with strategy — from volume-by-price confirmation to how to handle elastic pivots — and it’s available now in the Trading Recaps section. Go watch the replay to reinforce your process and prep for tomorrow.