How to predict where the market will go each day

Nic Chahine

Im about to show you what some might think is a magic trick.

Its how you can predict where the market will go each day.

Not perfectly but close enough that you can put on options trades that win consistently over time.

When I say "consistently," I mean you can win at a rate thats triple the rate of all other options traders.

What youre about to see is a few images over a couple hours of one, recent trading day.

I show you exactly where the market will go

I didnt cherry-pick this day I just happened to take these screenshots in the middle of when I was writing up this presentation youre reading now.

This particular day was March 13, 2024.

The market looked top-heavy, so I expected some distribution and a drop on that particular Wednesday.

Watch as the market continues to follow my estimate:

The market follows mypre-market calculated range almost perfectly

Suddenly

Good bond auction news releases at 1:00 pm est

And the market breaks out of its inevitable fall.

Headlines break stocks out of trends and thats what happened with some 1:00 pm est news

Bulls look like theyve taken over but hold up.

See my line at the very top thats a major resistance point. Its a spot I expect the big money will sell and take their profits that day.

A head and shoulders pattern emerges intra-day

And I draw a circle on the far right (see it there?).

Headlines move the markets but once the news dissipates equilibrium returns.

Thats what I predicted would happen after the brief bullish bond market news.

Sure enough

I drew that circle right after the market broke trend to show itll fall back to that point

And it DOES!

The market pulls back to exactly where I said it would.

Look at the timing, too! Exactly perfect!

This is incredible and its doable once you start trading more with me.

Next, the market bounces right where I drew a circle

The market bounces right at my circle

Im telling you, the market is choreographed this is how Im able to triple the win rate of other options buyers.

Then, as expected more negative news pulls the market down:

The market craters below resistance (as I predicted that morning)

The market then drops about as far as my initial prediction was before the positive bond auction news.

Big money loads up as weak hands sell the dip and big money gets paid off.

Market goes back to neutral after the volatile middle session. Big money and the machines made money pushing the market up, sold at top, waiting for drop, bought at bottom, rode it back to neutral.

Anyone who bought at the beginning of the day and sold at the close made little.

This is how I mean the market is choreographed.

You can find these patterns again and again.

When you do, youre able to start winning and hitting huge gains in options.

Because as others only win 20-40% of their options trades theyre guessing. Coin flips , essentially.

Im not betting on coin flips.

Im using the MoneyLine to hit winners up to 400%.

Click here to see how I take advantage of the choreographed market.

Stay informed,

Nic Chahine
Editor of Options MoneyLine

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