Happy Sunday everyone! Hope you all had a great weekend! Time for the Sunday review. I haven't had time to create a master document and template format yet. I will get to it eventually. Anyway. Been forumlating my ideas today and pouring through the charts in preparation for my substack publication and honestly, everything has become crystal clear. I'm going to present some of those ideas here. There are A LOT of trade setups for this week, so should be banger of a trading week in store with lots of volatility to take advantage of! First of all, I probably jumped the gun ever so slightly in anticipation of the yen carry trade unwinding. Such is the nature of markets, it's all about timing! I'd ask you to read this analysis without a black or white perspective, we need to hold both bull and bear, risk on and risk off mentalities in our mind at the same time. Markets are complex organisms, nothing is as simple as it seems so I hope you can read between the lines of what I'm presenting. JPYUSD probably has a final push lower early this week (I will be trading USDJPY). So I will be shorting USDJPY as this divergence exagerates and the bottom on JPYUSD forms. This will coincicide with a counter trend bounce on NIKKEI which I will also be shorting. To be clear, the NIKKEI has topped, but I think the NQ, SPX, and IWM will now kick into their final parabolic move. This coincides with the final push lower for USDMXN. Similarly I will be looking for a sweep of the lows to go long. Although, I'm expecting these moves to manifest in a major risk off move over the coming months. I'm extremely early in my positioning here. Just because these pairs will reverse, it doesn't mean that everything collapses all at once. I have reason to belive the parabolic move will now happen for NQ, SPX, IWM and BTC and Altcoins. Everything is a process. Nothing is linear. So please understand the nuance of what I'm presenting because in my next post I will present some very bullish trade setups that I'm focused on this week on speculative assets. As I said, markets are not black and white. The reasoning will be laid out in today's substack publication for those interested on knowing more. I'm not going to recapitulate the publication in it's entirety here for times sake.