Hello traders! Today is December 4, and this update breaks down current market conditions in the E-mini S&P 500, Dow futures, and NASDAQ futures, along with how to approach today’s setups using price action and the Sonic System.
Let’s walk through a real trade sequence using the Sonic Trading System, showing exactly how to stay disciplined, recover smartly, and turn a setback into a profitable session.
It’s Wednesday, November 26th—the day before Thanksgiving—and even with the shortened week, the market delivered some excellent Sonic Trading System opportunities.
Today is Tuesday, November 25th, and the market is finally showing the setup we’ve been waiting for. If you’ve been following Day Trade to Win, today’s price action is a textbook example of how volatility and structure come together to create a strong long opportunity.
Right after the market opened, the Sonic Trading System fired off four long signals in a row—all of them winning trades.
As we close out Friday, November 21st, the market is easing into Thanksgiving week—a time when volume slows, but opportunities often get sharper. This week’s price action already revealed some important clues about what may be coming next.
Traders, Wednesday delivered exactly what we look for: clear signals, clean movement, and strong confirmation across the Sonic System and supporting tools.
Traders, today’s session delivered a textbook example of why price-action trading remains one of the most reliable approaches in fast markets. Using the Atlas Line and Sonic Trading System, we saw clean direction, strong confirmation, and multiple high-quality trade opportunities.
The E-mini S&P 500 futures kicked off the week with strong upside energy — and the Sonic System captured it beautifully.
From the market open to the afternoon session, traders who followed the system’s long signals saw one winning trade after another.
It’s Wednesday, and every signal on the Sonic System is flashing short — and the results speak for themselves. Following today’s setups could’ve brought in nearly $10,000 on one contract.