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Don here...
Tony opened this morning with something most traders never learn.
Price doesn't move randomly. It gravitates to specific levels that repeat across every timeframe and every instrument.
The pros know these levels. They position ahead of them. They exit at them. They watch for confirmation at them.
Meanwhile retail traders stare at MACD crossovers wondering why nothing works consistently.
In today's free session replay, you'll discover:
- Why the same levels work on futures, SPX, SPY, and QQQ simultaneously. Tony demonstrated the 100-handle block structure that applies universally. The roundy to 12. The 12 to 26. The 26 to 33. These aren't arbitrary numbers. They're inflection points where institutional order flow creates predictable behavior.
- The memory management trick that keeps your charts fast. Tony used to run one massive chart with thousands of drawings going back years. A member showed him how to break it into moveable 100-point blocks. Now his charts run clean with zero lag despite covering the same price range.
- How to find zero DTE strikes using price structure instead of guessing. When price holds above 6800 on SPX, you're looking at the 6810 call. When the 12 level is owed, you move to the 6830 strike. The levels tell you exactly where to position before the move happens.
- Why manually drawn levels beat algorithmic indicators for back testing. Auto studies disappear outside their calculation range. When you want to review previous sessions and study setups, your levels vanish. Manual drawings stay visible across all historical data.
Tony spent 13 years watching NASDAQ futures gravitate to these specific price points.
Not because of magic. Because institutional traders use the same reference points. When enough capital positions around specific levels, those levels become self-fulfilling.
The opening range study adds context. Cash open shows whether the session started above or below the previous close. That tells you which direction has the easier path.
Combine that with the 100-handle block structure and you've got a complete framework. No opinions needed. No predictions required. Just watch where price is relative to known inflection points and position accordingly.
The same approach works whether you're trading ES futures for 50-point moves or SPX zero DTEs for quick scalps. The levels don't care about the instrument. They care about where institutional money defends price.
→ Watch Tony explain the complete level-based framework that removes guesswork from trading
To your success,
Don Kaufman
Chief Market Strategist, TheoTRADE
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