Swing Trades DAX/DOW/NQ/GOLD

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ES closed +5.5p 1 lot

2 MES running
T2 +5p 1 lot
1 left/Closed +10p

MNQ
T1 +14/15p 2 lot
T2+29p/30p 1 lot
1 left
Last MNQ closed +51/52p

Short again 948 last 2 lots
T1 +15/16p 2 lot
2 left for 900 WPP/-0.75% zone
1 more closed +12p.
1 Left/Closed at 890 WPP SP zone

Targets 900>>885>>850

NQ long 1 lot from WPP SP zone and closed +13p

MNQ short again 24.875 4 lot
T1 +24/25p at 850 level
1 left/SL BE
Closed at target 825

Targets:
825 reached
800 BRN
875 DS1

Tourism is gone be way up (acc to dRumpf) Way up?

MNQ long 24.845 last 5 lot
T1 +10/11p 2 lot
T2 + 13/14p 4 lot
1 left/SL BE zone
Closed -3/4p

850 needs to hold

U.S. importers still paying Trump’s illegal tariffs even after Supreme Court ruling

 

1. Despite Friday’s Supreme Court ruling that President Donald Trump’s “reciprocal” tariffs are illegal, U.S. importers are still paying duties on goods entering the country.
2. U.S. Customs has not yet updated its Cargo System Management Service to remove the tariffs imposed by Trump under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
3. An estimated 211,00 containers of goods, valued at $8.2 billion, that arrived in U.S. ports between Friday and Sunday, according to Vizion, will still be subject to IEEPA tariffs.

Supreme Court Trump tariff decision impact: What to expect as fight for billions in refunds begins

1. The Supreme Court ruling that many of President Trump’s tariffs are illegal will lead to a process where billions of dollars in refunds, as much as $175 billion according to estimates, will be sought by companies.
2. The ruling did not clearly grant refund payments and President Trump said on Friday afternoon that a court fight over refunds could take years, and he announced a new 10% global tariff would be implemented.
3. Importers have also laid out billions for bonds and collateral required by U.S. Customs and Border Protection to guarantee payment of trade duties.
4. In his dissent, Justice Brett Kavanaugh noted the ruling lacked any refund guidance, and he referred to comments during the oral arguments that the refund process may be a “mess.”

President Donald Trump on Saturday said he would increase global tariffs to 15% from 10%, one day after the Supreme Court struck down a broad swath of the president’s trade agenda.
In a Truth Social post, Trump said the new tariffs will be “effective immediately.” He also warned that additional levies would follow.

Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 allows the president to impose temporary levies for 150 days. Any extension requires congressional approval.

The path from here will be complicated, but Trump in a news conference Friday indicated no willingness to back down in his effort on tariffs, which he has repeatedly called “the most beautiful word” in the dictionary.

MNQ long 24.841 last 2 lot
T1 +15/16p 3 lot
2 left
T2 +20p 1 lot
1 left/SL BE
Closed +68p last lot
New long try above 910 or after a pull back

NQ want to close the TPO GAP up to 24.935 zone
GAP half closed so far


NQ long 24.855
Closed +40p 1 lot

MES & ES long 6875.5

ES closed +5p

MES
T1 +5p 3 lot
2 left / SL BE zone
T2 +8p 1 lot
1 left/SL BE
Closed +10p.
Above 6887 new long try again for the GAP close (or after a pull back)

TPO GAP up to 6900 DPP

MES last lot
Target 6908 after DPP/6900 test likely. Reached
+15p locked in last lot and SL trailing up.
+20p locked in last lot and SL trailing up.
Closed +20p

Next target 6915 <> 6925 Fridays close

ES 1 lot and closed +14.5p at DPP

MNQ long 24.904 last 2 lot
T1 +40/45 3 lot at DPP zone
T2 +94p 1 lot.
1 left
+70p locked in and SL trailing up
Last lot closed +82p. Maybe a pull back to DPP 960 zone

Target 25K (reached) <>25.020

1. European officials reacted with disbelief and concern to President Donald Trump’s latest tariff policy.
2. “Pure tariff chaos from the U.S. administration,” the European Parliament’s trade committee chairman, Bernd Lange, slammed the White House on Sunday.
3. ECB President Christine Lagarde warned business relations could take a hit from the latest uncertainty.

Europe has warned that trade deals struck with the U.S. could now be at risk after President Donald Trump unveiled a new global 15% tariff on all imports at the weekend.

And this man wants to start a war with Iran?

MNQ short last lot 24.956 last lot
T1 +22<>25p 4 lot
1 left for 24.900<>880 zone
Closed +35p

NQ short 1 lot 24.950
Closed +31p

So what does a stable genius do when the highest court in his own country tells him his entire economic agenda is unlawful?
He announces new tariffs within hours. Ten percent on everything, globally. Then wakes up the next morning, stretches, has a Diet Coke, and bumps it to fifteen percent. Just because

Now here's where the rest of the world collectively loses its shit, because it's not just embarrassing anymore. It's expensive. And when things get expensive, countries stop being polite.

The European Union had spent months negotiating a trade deal with America. They called it the Turnberry Agreement. The EU swallowed a genuinely terrible deal where 15% tariffs got slapped on most of their exports, held their nose, and signed it, because at least it was stable. At least they knew what the rules were.

The European Union had spent months negotiating a trade deal with America. They called it the Turnberry Agreement. The EU swallowed a genuinely terrible deal where 15% tariffs got slapped on most of their exports, held their nose, and signed it, because at least it was stable. At least they knew what the rules were.

And France? Oh, France is absolutely losing their minds in the most beautifully French way possible. The French Foreign Minister announced that France is now analysing whether the existing trade deal with America is even legally valid.
Not a future deal. An existing one. Already signed. They're paying lawyers to sit in a room and answer the question: does this mean anything? Is this real? Or is this just a piece of paper with a madman's signature on it?

And then there's India, who had everything ready to go. Interim trade deal, framework agreed, tariffs coming down from 25% to 18%, flight booked to Washington for three days of negotiations on February 23rd. Everything was lined up beautifully.
India's response was to cancel the flight, issue a statement about needing to "evaluate the latest developments," and quietly think, what is the actual point of negotiating a deal with a man who doesn't know what a deal is?
India didn't even bother with a dramatic breakup speech. They just ghosted. They left Washington on read.

The EU called it chaos in an official statement. France is hiring lawyers to check if your signature means anything. India cancelled the flight without even a courtesy call. Canada is literally recruiting replacement friends at the world's biggest economic conference.

Trumps great comeback plan, his bold new economic vision, expires in 150 days. By law. It's capped at fifteen percent and it runs out in five months and then the whole fucking circus starts again.

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