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Today: See how size tips its hand before price moves.

*together with Simpler Trading

By the time a move shows up on price, the big money has usually already made its play. 

They build a position quietly so the crowd doesn’t notice until it’s too late…

The Nasdaq showed this last week. 

Before the open, size kept pressing the same level and getting turned away. Everyone watching the price saw a market trying to break higher. 

What Raghee saw was institutions leaning on that level, selling into every push. 

When the session opened Raghee shorted at 29,995 and covered near 29,650. 

*note: trading is hard, results not guaranteed and should not be expected to be replicated typically.

That 345-point slide came out to $6,900 a contract. 

Even on the micros it ran about $690.

Once you see it, you can’t unsee it. 

If you haven’t already, save your seat:

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