NQ Bullish Shift Opportunity | Bulenox, February 2, 2026

February 2, 2026, New York session.

I start my Nasdaq futures read at 06:50 UTC-5, in a prop firm scalping context with Bulenox.

On the first 5-minute chart, I spot a key point.

Price stays below the baseline structuring moving average, yet the market pushes strongly higher.

I do not have the bearish alignment I need to look for short entries.

In this type of configuration, I keep it simple.

I force nothing.

Either the market turns bearish again with a clean alignment of structuring moving averages,

or it breaks decisively higher and I switch into a long plan.

Market context – 5-minute timeframe

On the 5-minute chart, the market gradually builds a cleaner context.

Structuring moving averages tighten up, then begin to tilt to the buy side.

I do not try to anticipate.

I want to see a clear acceleration, then a readable bullish context.

Without that, I prefer to wait.

Waiting until the US Open – 5-minute timeframe

Until the US Open, I stay on the sidelines.

The chart does not offer a clean setup within my method.

I keep a binary scenario in mind: a readable bearish return, or a confirmed bullish breakout.

With a prop firm like Bulenox, I can afford to wait for the right timing.

I am looking for a clean opportunity, not a trade “just to trade.”

Bullish breakout at the US Open, then realignment around 10:30

After the US Open, the market accelerates sharply to the upside.

On the 5-minute chart, I finally see a clear bullish alignment of structuring moving averages around 10:30 UTC-5.

From that point on, I switch into execution mode.

I want a simple, clean entry, with manageable risk.

Entry timing – 1-minute timeframe

I switch to the 1-minute chart to refine timing.

The chart, combined with the Dynamic FiboTrend, gives me an exploitable bullish signal.

I do not chase price.

I wait for a clean rejection on the indicator.

An opportunity builds around 11:50 UTC-5.

I prepare my plan.

Entry: 25,870 (long)

Target: just below the last high, around 25,900

I aim for a move of about 30 points.

Simple, readable, without trying to squeeze the last tick.

Exit management – deliberate choice

I exit just before an obvious reaction zone.

The last high remains a sensitive area.

I prefer to secure a clean exit rather than stay exposed to a violent rejection.

Financial equivalence

The move represents roughly 30 Nasdaq points.

• 3 micros: about $180
• 5 micros: about $300
• 1 mini: about $600

These figures are only meant to place the move into perspective within a Bulenox prop firm framework.

Session summary – February 2, 2026

This session highlights one simple point: the market can stay “in-between” for a long time.

The chart shows intentions, but without full alignment, I do not get a clean read.

The real signal comes after the US Open, when the 5-minute context becomes readable.

At that moment, the 1-minute timeframe is used to execute, not to invent an entry.

The job here is patience.

Bulenox gives me the margin to wait for a clear setup.

When the market offers it, I execute, and I exit cleanly.

See you next time.
Peace.

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