[LIVE] NASDAQ London Session w/ Leo – OIL, GOLD, SPY, QQQ, ES | Real-Time Day Trading Strategy

This was a real-time trading livestream with a heavy emphasis on tape reading, EMA/VWAP-based structure, and reacting to macro data. The speaker opened by saying the prior selloff had already inverted and that the market was making new highs again, with an upside target around 30,770 on NQ derived from a pullback/fib mirror. He repeatedly framed the day as a balance between a broader bullish trend and a short-term bearish intraday setup, especially as price action remained below key moving averages and formed lower highs/lower lows. A major theme was the speaker reviewing his own trades from the prior day. He admitted he had entered longs and shorts too early, got chopped up, then recovered by waiting for better confirmation such as lower highs, trendline breaks, EMA alignment, and change-of-character candles. …

1. Speaker’s higher-timeframe bias stayed bullish, but the intraday setup was bearish into a hot PPI release.
2. He used EMA/VWAP structure, trendlines, and change-of-character candles as the main decision framework.
3. He repeatedly warned that the session was slow, low-volatility, and poor for clean scalps.
4. He believed yesterday’s selloff trapped shorts and set up possible squeeze risk.
5. He viewed oil as relatively stronger short-term, gold as sideways, and NQ as the cleanest focus.
6. He admitted to overtrading and entering too early on both sides the prior day.
7. PPI was the main catalyst and came in materially hotter than expected, pressuring equities and lifting yields.
8. He ended by shifting to waiting for structure confirmation before taking more longs.

• The speaker often asserted a bullish higher-timeframe view while simultaneously leaning short intraday; the reconciliation was mostly assertion, not a fully developed thesis.
• He suggested NQ was likely to make new highs because shorts were trapped, but offered limited evidence beyond positioning intuition and recent price action.
• Some trade calls were explicitly described as gut-based or low-conviction, especially around the volume node and slow tape.
• He dismissed NFP-style levels as irrelevant without fully explaining why those reference points should be ignored in this context.
• The macro interpretation of PPI was somewhat inconsistent: he called it potentially day-defining and also said he was not expecting much from it until the number hit.
• A few comments on prop-firm commissions, payout mechanics, and account sizing were casual and not fully verified in the stream.