@Collin Farmer — remember when you asked if now was a good time to buy Adobe? I told you the market structure was ugly as foot. Here's what just happened. Adobe reported after hours — earnings beat, revenue beat, CEO stepping down. Three bullish headlines. Price rallied. And capped directly into our lower supply zone at 284-306. The structure: I was previously bullish on ADBE. Then price broke key market structure around 275 — that was the line in the sand. Once 275 broke, bias shifted bearish regardless of fundamentals. Two supply zones were mapped: • Lower supply: 284-306 • Upper supply: 327-344 What happened: Earnings dropped. Price rallied into the 284 area — the bottom of our lower supply zone — and immediately sold off after hours. The zone held. Structure > headlines. Why this matters: This is the principle in action. If fundamental news isn't explosive enough to gap through mapped structure, the structure absorbs the move. Positive earnings + CEO change wasn't enough to crack supply that was already sitting there. The read going forward: • 275 remains the key structural level — below it, bears have control • 284-306 supply just proved itself. Sellers are active here • For ADBE to flip bullish, price needs to reclaim 275 AND push through 284-306 with acceptance • Until then, rallies into supply = selling opportunities IF price reclaims 275 and holds → reassess for longs IF price continues rejecting at 284-306 → structure confirmed bearish IF price gaps through 327-344 → full reversal 📊 Daily chart Use this going forward: If you're holding anything through earnings next week, post your levels here before the report drops. I'll review your zones so you're not guessing when the number hits. Did anyone else have ADBE on their radar heading into tonight? Drop your read below — even if you didn't trade it, I want to see how you would've mapped it.

Final results on the SPX short from yesterday's live trade post: EXECUTION SUMMARY: Direction: Short Entry Zone: 6777-6798 (fresh M15 supply on remitigation) Stop: Above 6840 (HTF supply high) Target: 6700 Result: 5.5R — full TP Duration: Same day WHAT HAPPENED: HTF supply at 6840 did its job. M15 distribution confirmed sellers were in control. Fresh supply at 6777-6798 gave us the entry on remitigation. Price dropped clean to 6700. WHAT WORKED: - Reading the HTF bias first (supply at 6840) gave directional conviction - - M15 distribution confirmed the thesis before entry - - Patience on the remitigation instead of chasing the first drop THE LESSON: Day trades work when HTF structure gives you a clear directional bias and intraday structure gives you a clean entry. Without the HTF read, this is a coin flip. With it, it's a 5.5R trade. Did you take this one? Drop your results below — entry, exit, and what you learned. If you watched but didn't enter — what held you back? That's a learning opportunity too.

HTF supply at 6840 doing its job. Price pushed in and is now showing M15 distribution — fresh supply created at 6777–6798. EXECUTION PACKAGE Direction: Short Entry Zone: 6777–6798 (on remitigation of fresh M15 supply) Stop: Above 6840 (HTF supply high — invalidation) Target: 6700 Type: Day trade — managed position size Conviction: 5/10 — Intraday structure only, not a swing. HTF supply is legit but this is M15 execution, so size accordingly. GAME PLAN IF price remitigates 6777–6798 and shows rejection → short entry IF price blows through 6840 with acceptance → thesis dead, no trade IF entry fills and price reaches 6700 → take profit, done for the day IF price chops between supply and target → patience, let the M15 candles tell you CONTEXT This is a day trade, not a swing. The HTF supply at 6840 gives us the directional bias, and the fresh M15 distribution zone gives us the entry. Risk accordingly — day trades get smaller size than our swing setups. Chart: M15 Post below if you're watching this one. I'll update in real-time if it triggers.

One of our members bought HIMS after seeing the execution package I posted two weeks ago. HIMS is up 80% since that post. Almost doubled. Here's what he had that most traders don't: → The exact demand zone mapped before price got there → Stop placement that honored structure → Three targets with scaling rules already written → Confirmation that his read was right before he entered He didn't guess. He followed the plan. That's the whole edge. This is what the Desk is built for. Not predictions — preparation. You get the levels, you get the plan, you execute it calmly. If you traded this one, drop your results below — entry, exit, and what you learned. I may feature your win in the free community recap (anonymized). If you didn't take it — what held you back? Good learning opportunity either way.

I just recorded a full market structure walkthrough on one of the onboarding calls. Real charts, top-down, step by step. If structure still feels fuzzy — or you're second-guessing whether you're reading it right — this will clear it up. The framework makes it objective. No guessing, no "it depends." Price tells you where you are if you know what to look for. Go watch it in the classroom: Market Structure — Live Walkthrough After you watch, pull up one of your own charts and post it below. I'll tell you if your read is right.