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Retest Unfolds at Gate, Liquidity Swept, Bulls Board Train | SPX Market Briefing | 15 Oct 2025
Tuesday/Wednesday Retest Prediction Materializes Immediately Wednesday MorningInside Day High and Low Liquidity Sweeps Execute Perfectly
As we head into Wednesday’s trading, the retest I was thinking might happen on Tuesday/Wednesday unfolded right out the bloody gate. As did the inside day high and low liquidity sweeps – exactly as discussed.
So with a little patience and using “me ole noggin,” I’ve avoided having to sit through some potential drawdown shenanigans whilst market makers finished their breakfast buffet.
The system was officially bullish, and now so am I – using the gap down, 60-min ORB, the first pulse bar of the day, plus whatever interpretive dance involving coffee beans and questionable hand gestures the trading gods required for proper ceremonial entry protocol.
And so we’re back bullish, a few strikes better off after the yoyo dust has settled.
Keep scrolling for the RUT ridiculous follow-through…
Retest Materializes. Liquidity Swept. Bulls Board Better Strikes.

SPX Doesn’t Need You To Be Right. Just Consistent.
Pulse bar tells you when. Credit spreads handle the rest.
SPX Market Briefing:
Wednesday brings the predicted retest materializing immediately at market open, with systematic patience delivering superior positioning after liquidity hunting concluded.
Current Multi-Market Status:
SPX: Now officially bullish – gap down + 60-min ORB + first pulse bar entry complete
Tuesday/Wednesday Retest: Unfolded right out the gate as predicted
Inside Day Liquidity: High and low sweeps executed perfectly
Entry Positioning: Few strikes better off after yoyo dust settled
RUT: Same pattern with ridiculous follow-through move developing
CL Crude: Likely sweeping prior swing high to collect bear breakdown stops before next bear leg
Scalping Activity: Premium/Lazy Poppers delivering whilst waiting, futures adaptations also in progress
The Retest Prediction Materializes
Tuesday/Wednesday retest thinking played out right out the gate Wednesday morning. The inside day high and low liquidity sweeps executed with textbook precision.
When systematic analysis predicts behavior and market makers obligingly follow the hunting script before real moves begin, that’s not luck – that’s proper framework understanding of how modern markets operate.
Patience avoided the drawdown shenanigans. Whilst others got whipsawed through the liquidity hunt, systematic frameworks simply waited for the dust to settle.
The Ole Noggin’ Entry Protocol
The system was officially bullish. Now so am I.
Entry components:
Gap down ✓
60-min ORB ✓
First pulse bar of the day ✓
Interpretive dance involving coffee beans and questionable hand gestures that would horrify professional choreographers ✓
All systematic entry criteria aligned. The trading gods received their ceremonial offerings. Position initiated at strikes significantly better than jumping in prematurely would have delivered.
That’s the mathematics of patience: A few strikes improvement multiplied across position size creates substantially better risk/reward profiles than forcing entries into liquidity hunting zones.
The Yoyo Dust Settlement
After all the back-and-forth, the whipsaws, the liquidity sweeps hunting bracket orders – we’re now bullish a few strikes better off after the yoyo dust has settled.
This is what systematic frameworks provide: The ability to watch market makers do their thing, recognize the patterns, wait for conclusion signals, then enter with superior positioning.
Not exciting. Not dramatic. Just systematically profitable through patience and proper entry protocol.
RUT’s Ridiculous Follow-Through
Similarly with RUT, you’ll see the same pattern playing out. The follow-through move is absolutely ridiculous.
When multiple instruments show identical systematic behavior simultaneously, that’s not coincidence – that’s coordinated market structure operating across correlated assets.
RUT’s movement validates the SPX positioning. When both dance to the same tune, systematic traders benefit from confirmation rather than confusion.
CL Crude Oil Liquidity Sweep Incoming
Taking a look at CL crude oil futures, we also see something very similar developing. I suspect we’ll push up to sweep the prior swing high and collect all those bear breakdown stops before putting in any more bear moves.
Market makers don’t just abandon hunting because one session concludes. They systematically collect liquidity wherever it’s concentrated. Bear breakdown stops sitting above prior highs? That’s the next buffet station.
For now: TnT setup with the V-Entry active. X marks the spot for my target. Let the market do its liquidity collection routine, then position for the next systematic leg.
The Scalping Entertainment
I’ve also been having some fun with the scalper setups whilst waiting for swings to materialize. Both Premium and Lazy Poppers delivering opportunities, plus looking to adapt and update things for my futures traders.
When larger timeframes require patience, smaller timeframes still provide action. Scalping generates profits and maintains engagement whilst systematic swing setups develop properly.
Wednesday’s Unfolding
Wednesday should be fun, and we should start to see the real next move begin unfolding now that the liquidity hunting preliminaries have concluded.
The retest happened. The sweeps executed. The patient positioned. Now we watch whether bulls deliver on this setup or if more games remain before genuine directional commitment materializes.
Today’s Systematic Plan:
SPX: Now officially bullish – gap down + ORB + pulse bar entry complete at better strikes
RUT: Same pattern with ridiculous follow-through developing
CL Crude: TnT V-Entry active, expecting prior swing high sweep before next bear leg
Entry Improvement: Few strikes better positioning through patience versus premature commitment
Scalping Activity: Premium/Lazy Poppers plus futures adaptations generating activity
Next Move: Real directional commitment should start unfolding Wednesday



Fun Fact:
The Dutch East India Company: History’s First Corporate Empire
The VOC had a 200-year run and paid dividends in actual spices—because nothing says “solid investment returns” like being paid in nutmeg and cinnamon!
The Dutch East India Company wasn’t just a business; it was essentially a country with shareholders. They had their own army, navy, currency, and the authority to wage war—imagine if Amazon could declare war on FedEx and make it official!
For nearly two centuries, the VOC was the world’s first multinational megacorporation, with operations spanning from Indonesia to India to South Africa. Their business model was beautifully simple: sail to exotic places, buy spices cheap, sell them expensive, and occasionally conquer entire islands if the locals were uncooperative.
Early dividends were sometimes paid in actual spices because hard currency was apparently too mainstream for history’s first corporate empire. Shareholders literally received bags of nutmeg as investment returns, making their portfolios smell significantly better than modern ones.
The company existed for 197 years and basically created the template for modern capitalism—complete with shareholder meetings, quarterly reports, and the occasional hostile takeover of entire countries.
They proved that with enough boats, weapons, and really good spices, you could build a business empire that would make today’s tech giants look like lemonade stands! ️

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