Another great session is in the books, with our 6978 long level performing perfectly once again. Take a look at the scenario we sent to free and paid subscribers last night:
You can view that post here: Daily Plan 1.15.26
We saw this level break early in the morning before the opening bell; futures traders were able to capitalize on this rally through the cash open, which offered further upside toward our 7020 target in the middle of the day. This is a prime example of how effective these levels remain, even as we rinse and repeat the same framework for over a week.
Looking at the volume profile, we can clearly see the build-up at 6978 where buyers stepped in toward the end of the day. This long level marked the near-exact low of the session before a 10-handle rally into the close. As expected, we encountered sellers around the 7020s—a level where the market has topped multiple times recently. Sellers pushed the market right back down to our long pivot, confirming that price is currently rotating between the upper value area at all-time highs. We have active buyers at 6978 and active sellers at 7020.
There are no new levels to update, as volume is moving precisely according to the previously provided roadmap. The Value Area High (VAH) of the lower value area remains at 6968, and our primary volume shelf stays at 6978. Due to the lack of liquidity below 6978, price found easy support there before bouncing into the close. The takeaway is clear: the market wants to head higher, but 7020 remains a significant supply zone. We already saw a successful rejection of lower prices this week when a break of 6968 was bought up at the 6932 Point of Control (POC).
Notable Mentions:
ASX: Expecting further continuation to the upside following the recent strength.
META: Price is currently struggling to accept an uptrend. We’ve seen multiple weekly closes below the 10-week EMA and a failed breakout of the 21-week EMA. I am watching for potential support at 485, a recent swing low. From a high-timeframe perspective, this double/triple bottom holds massive weight. I’m looking for a dip-buy at 485, provided we don’t see a weekly close below it. Alternatively, a break of the 10-week EMA above the 20-week EMA would validate a new near-term uptrend toward previous highs.
TSLA: Unlike Meta, Tesla is in a clear uptrend. We are using the 21-week EMA (currently near 422) as our primary support. As long as we remain above this on a weekly close, the target remains the 500–550 range. We previously saw a dip through the 10-week EMA that found a floor right at the 21-week before reclaiming highs. We want to see that 21-week EMA continue to hold for the move into the 500 handles.
Now we will shift our focus into tomorrow’s levels.
Tomorrow’s Levels (Paid)
Primary Levels: The market levels remain unchanged as we continue to build volume above the 6968 VAH. The 6970 Low Volume Node (LVN) remains the vital “line in the sand” that separates the long and short bias.
