Leo runs a live Sunday-open NASDAQ trading room that mostly focuses on intraday levels, risk management, and news-driven setup around QQQ/NQ, oil, and the broader dollar/rates backdrop. The core message is that price action is grinding inside a wedge/channel, so he wants to avoid blind entries and instead wait for a break or a clear rejection near key order blocks, especially around the 770–800 area on NASDAQ.
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This is a live trading stream centered on Leo’s intraday read of NASDAQ futures and the broader Sunday open setup. The main thesis is tactical rather than macro-driven: he thinks the market is in a noisy grind, forming a wedge/channel, and that the best trade is to wait for a decisive break or a clean rejection at key levels rather than force entries in the middle of the range. He repeatedly says he does not like the current price action and that it is “untradeable” or at least not worth the risk unless price reaches his preferred order block or resolves structure. On the NASDAQ side, Leo frames the day around a few important zones: the 770–780 area as an interest point for shorts, the 800 area as the key line in the sand, and a lower 050/350–400 region as the pullback target if support fails. …
Tactically, the setup is a wait-and-see grind: the market is inside a wedge and likely to whip around until price either rejects the 800 area or breaks it decisively. The immediate risk is getting chopped by news and opening volatility before structure resolves.
Over the next few sessions, the base case is a directional break from the current range after one more test of resistance or support. Confirmation above the key order block would favor continuation higher; rejection there would open a pullback toward the lower gap/fib targets.
Structurally, the transcript reinforces a regime where intraday traders need to anchor to levels, liquidity sweeps, and event timing rather than simple momentum calls. The durable lesson is that in noisy markets, process and selectivity matter more than prediction.
The NASDAQ tape is forming a wedge/channel and is too messy to trade aggressively right now.
He repeatedly says the price action is grinding, full of wicks, and not a setup he likes.
He wants to short the NASDAQ if price breaks the upper 770s/780s zone and fails at the order block.
He explicitly says he is interested in a short around 770–780 and if price breaks the high near the order block.
The 800 area is the key line in the sand for the session; a break above it supports continuation, while rejection there could trigger a 300–400 point pullback.
This is the clearest tactical framework he gives for the day.
Mark, how often do you get payouts?
The streamer says he gets payouts basically every month, but unlike other streamers who blow 30 accounts to get one $5,000 day and post that one payout, he trades accounts the real way they're supposed to be traded — actually making money consistently.
How much do you like to bring your 50k account up before requesting payout?
He sometimes gets two of the max payout, sometimes a 1k payout, sometimes more or less. He was trading these accounts for 29 days before taking a payout. Currently he wants to get the account above 4K, but says a 2100 buffer is enough for him.
What's your take on US oil?
The price action on oil is strange in his opinion. There's clear support and resistance that got broken to the downside with a lower high and lower low. He thinks it's probably going to test the 86 level again, especially trading below 90. However, oil is heavily influenced by war news so technical analysis is complicated. The most important level is 90 — staying below means searching for 86, breaking above 90 means testing 93-94. On the 1-hour it's oversold by RSI and there's a divergence that could make it bounce.
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