Exploiting a Bullish Bias on the Nasdaq | January 15, 2026

January 15, 2026, New York session.
My Nasdaq futures read starts at 06:50 UTC-5.

From the very first minutes, the context is readable.
I am not trying to anticipate.
I am looking to align with what the market is already showing.

Market context – 5-minute timeframe

On the 5-minute timeframe, the structure is clear.
The market is evolving within a well-established bullish trend.

Structuring moving averages are aligned to the buy side.
The dynamic is smooth.
There is no visible challenge to the underlying structure.

In this type of configuration, my objective is simple.
👉 Wait for a pullback, not chase the impulse.

Waiting for the correction – 5-minute timeframe

The market does not move in a straight line immediately.
Several corrective impulses take place.

I deliberately choose the second correction.
It appears around 07:05–07:10 UTC-5.

This correction remains clean.
The bullish structure is never invalidated.
The context stays healthy.
Price comes into contact with the structuring moving averages on the 5-minute chart.

From there, I prepare the transition to the lower timeframe.

Entry timing – 1-minute timeframe

I switch to the 1-minute chart to refine execution.
Price completes its correction.

I get a new bullish signal from my Dynamic FiboTrend indicator.
I then wait for the SuperTrend, which acts as the trigger, to break.

👉 Entry: 25,855, on the bullish SuperTrend breakout.

The setup is readable.
No rush.
Everything is already in place before the entry.

Exit management – deliberate choice

The last psychological level is located around 25,900.
It is a round number.
I know this type of zone can trigger a reaction.

I therefore choose not to stay exposed unnecessarily.
40 points are more than enough.

👉 Exit: 25,895
👉 Target: 40 points

I am not trying to optimize every tick.
I prefer to secure a clean, fast exit, without stress.

This is a deliberate choice.
It reflects the way I manage risk.

Financial equivalence

The move represents 40 points on the Nasdaq.

• 3 micros → ≈ $240
• 5 micros → ≈ $400
• 1 mini → ≈ $800

These figures are only meant to place the move in a real-world context.

Session review – January 15, 2026

This type of session is rarely this simple.
The trend is clear.
The correction is clean.
The timing is smooth.

I did not force anything.
I waited for the market to come to me.

This is exactly the type of context where the work pays off.
A readable structure.
A controlled pullback.
A clean execution.

I do not spend my time showing crashes.
As with driving, what helps you progress are clean trajectories, not going off the road.

This session perfectly illustrates one thing:
👉 when the market offers a clear opportunity, the key is simply not to complicate the execution.

See you next time.
Peace.

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