Mon ES MES Micros Technical Analysis 01/06/2025
Preparing ES Emini & MES Micros Traders
For Our Emini and Micros Futures Trading Room
For Our Emini and Micros Futures Trading Room
Matthew 11:28 inspires a renewed focus on rest and resilience as traders tackle the first full week of January, shortened by a market holiday. MicrosTrader's AMM Briefing #337 emphasizes patience and preparation, urging participants to solidify trade plans and stay aligned with high-probability setups. Key drivers this week include PMI, FOMC minutes, and the highly anticipated Non-Farm Payroll report. As bullish trends dominate, traders are advised to remain long or flat while leveraging resources to refine their strategies. RESOURCES:
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Welcome ES MES Futures Traders
Good Morning!
Welcome to the first full week of January! While it’s a short week with the market closed Thursday in observance of Jimmy Carter, it’s a great time to focus on our trading goals.
Weekly Verse:
"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest."
– Matthew 11:28
What a powerful verse to start the year! We ended last year with this same verse, and it serves as a comforting reminder as we move forward into 2025.
AMM Briefing #337
Brought to you by MicrosTrader.com: "Together, we trade better." In our community, patience is key. You’ll learn to wait for high-probability setups because, as we say, "there’s always another high-probability trade around the corner."
Tip of the Day: Create a Written Trade Plan
This week, ensure you have a clear plan. Identify which days you'll trade, watch, or take off entirely. Knowing your schedule in advance will make your week more productive and less stressful.
- Trading Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
- Off Days: Thursday (market closed), Friday (observing price action only)
News Drivers
Here’s a quick breakdown of this week’s key events:
- Monday: Final PMI (15 minutes after market open) – a green trading day.
- Tuesday: Another green trading day with YouTube Live (join us!).
- Wednesday: Green trading day; FOMC minutes released in the afternoon.
- Thursday: Market closed (no trading).
- Friday: Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) – buckle up, it’s a wild ride!
Monday Reminders
- Review Your Trade Plan: Prioritize clarity.
- Check Out Resources: Visit our YouTube channel for videos on entries, risk management, and community strategies.
- Enroll in the Free Foundations Course: Gain access to resources, feedback on your charts, and opportunities to refine your levels.
ES Chart Update:
We are in a four-day balance but appear to be breaking out, driven by a strong overnight session. Key observations:
- Higher Time Frame: Bullish momentum.
- Mid Time Frame: Breaking out of balance.
- Lower Time Frame: Trending up, with parabolic movement in some areas.
Key Levels:
- Bull-Bear Line: Above 61.60, control shifts to the bulls.
- Trend: Long or flat positions dominate. Short trades are high-risk unless strict conditions are met.
Indices Overview
All indices are showing strong bullish trends ("Up, up, and away!"). Staying in sync with market momentum will simplify trading decisions. If long, continue trailing stops and let price action lead the way.
Final Thoughts
If you're not part of our group yet, consider joining us live on Zoom or becoming a member of MicrosTrader.com. Remember, it’s about trading smart, staying patient, and always being prepared. Stay green, my friends!
MORE INFORMATION:
Website: MicrosTrader.com
YouTube: MicrosTrader YouTube Channel
Free Foundations Course: Enroll Here
ADDITIONAL LINKS:
- Day Traders Blog: Insights and Updates for Emini and Micro ES Trading Room
- CME Micros Info: Detailed Specifications for Micro Emini Contracts
- CME Trading Simulator: Practice Emini Trading with a Realistic Simulation
- Community Tab: Join Discussions with Emini Traders on YouTube
- AM BRIEFING Archive: Past Technical Analysis and Key Level Updates
- AM Briefing for Micros Scalping System: Key Levels and Analysis for Today
- Emini Trading Room: Monday's Insights for ES and MES Trading
- Rumble Futures Trading Link: Key Levels and Tips for ES and MES
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