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Today's pre-market outlook and trade setup is complete. My bias for today is bullish, and I'll be looking for price to close the previous day's opening range. I've already taken a nice piece out of the market before the opening bell, and I hope you were able to learn something from my pre-market analysis. Stay tuned for more trading education, market insights, and live setups from TopDownTraders. If you found this content helpful, please like this video, subscribe to the channel, and get instant access to my FREE introductory trading course on Skool:

I'm thankful to be able to send time with a new student today. We traded live today and made some good gains. Starting the week off nicely. We had to battle today.. 0ver 39 trades. That really was to much trading but I was teaching managing short term trading in this lessons.

Good morning, everyone. I'm taking a look at the NASDAQ this morning, along with several of the major stocks that influence the index. Starting with the 15-minute chart, we're seeing a strong bullish bounce, and I'm identifying a liquidity void that could become today's target. Since today is Tuesday, I'm leaning bullish and have two possible trade scenarios. Plan A: Continue higher and target the liquidity void. Plan B: Pull back first, retest the sell-side liquidity, and then continue higher. At the open, I'll simply monitor price action and let the market confirm which scenario develops. The current trend is strong, and the recent momentum suggests buyers are still in control. Looking at the higher time frame, we rallied after taking liquidity around relatively equal highs. I wasn't watching that earlier move, but there is still another set of relatively equal highs above us that could become a target. My primary focus, however, is the large liquidity void created by the opening gap from several sessions ago. I'll extend that zone and continue using it as my primary upside objective. Overall, I remain bullish, not only for today but potentially for the remainder of the week. There are several areas of buy-side liquidity that still need to be addressed, along with relatively equal highs that could attract price higher. Now let's compare that with the NASDAQ futures. I'm bullish on the NASDAQ as well. If momentum continues, I believe there's a good chance we challenge the previous highs. I'll keep my stop loss tight and continue managing risk throughout the session. As many of you know, I specialize in trading the NASDAQ E-mini Futures, but I also like to monitor several of the larger NASDAQ stocks because they often provide clues about the direction of the overall market. Let's take a look at Tesla. Tesla is showing positive momentum this morning, which is another bullish sign for the NASDAQ heading into the opening bell. Now let's check NVIDIA. NVIDIA also looks constructive. We still have relatively equal highs above current price, along with a liquidity void that could attract price higher. That liquidity void is my preferred target, and if NVIDIA continues moving higher, it should provide additional strength for the NASDAQ.

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