💣Dr. StrangeLong Pt. 1, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Buy The Calls (with EE)

A mash-up edition bringing you the best of PA and Flow with our friend Efficient Enzyme

I generally trust

EE

‘s opinion more than most other traders out there—the guy is accurate, helpful, and has taught yours truly a lot of what he knows about the index. During one of our DM chats in Discord, it dawned on me that there was good opportunity for:

1. Me to give you a look at

   EE
   long thesis

2. Me to do what I do best and give you an insight to what the flow says most benefits

🐂EE’s Long Thesis:

Essentially it breaks down into two parts, with a pullback coinciding with FOMC but a blastoff until then and afterward. He’s already been correct on the ripper, here’s to following through.

For a full analysis:

To get more of my guy EE check out his stack, one of the few others I actually support:

🕵🏿How Milt generally sees the PA over the next few sessions:

I’m in with EE certainly to 5624—we’re flagging off the lower monthly and that seems to be a given. The question becomes whether or not we can rip through the upside levels to earn another shot at the high.

One reason I agree with his theory of pump-fade-pump is that there are several backtests to occur at lower levels—the fact we skipped out on them at CPI monthly support leaves them ripe for an FOMC screamer.

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🐳The Flow

To screen for the best flow, I’m using two of my filters:

1. An Alerts Filter leaning toward short-dated calls

2. A Flow Feed Filter also leaning toward short-dated calls

Here’s some of what I’ve found (including TWO high-risk/high-reward speculative plays):