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πŸ”₯ 10 Red-Hot Lessons From This Week in the Markets (June 2–6)

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Choppy midweek action, hot tech setups, and the return of the “afternoon fade” — here’s what traders learned this week.
 
   
     
   
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Each week we study the markets not just to trade… but to get smarter. Here's what stood out in the trading week of June 2–6, 2025 — with key takeaways and lessons we’ll carry into next week.


🔟 Lessons From the Market – June 2–6, 2025

1. Monday rallies are losing steam.
For the second week in a row, early-week optimism faded fast by mid-Monday. A reminder that follow-through is everything — don’t chase a breakout until the S&P proves it.

2. The 12:30pm ET Reference Bar (RB4) did its job.
On Tuesday and Thursday, RB4 nailed intraday reversals in both ES and NQ. If you’re trading the afternoon without knowing RB4, you’re flying blind.

3. The bond market is trying to tell us something.
The 30-Year (ZB) and TLT both caught bids midweek while stocks stumbled. Keep an eye out — rising bond prices could mean a defensive rotation is building.

4. Apple and Nvidia gave textbook midweek retracement trades.
On Wednesday, both AAPL and NVDA pulled back to key support zones — 207 and 114.50 respectively — and reversed cleanly off them. Lesson: don’t ignore the “buy zone” pivots.

5. Crude Oil (CL) still has teeth.
Friday’s rip above $76.50 caught shorts off guard. The energy trade isn’t dead — it's just sleeping between setups. Track it via the CL futures or USO.

6. Friday fades are back.
For the third time in four weeks, we saw a Friday morning rally fade into the close. If you’re long late Friday, reduce risk — especially into weak closes.

7. DAX showed the warning first.
Thursday morning’s weak DAX open foreshadowed the broader U.S. pullback by over an hour. The 7 Sisters remain a global guide to our domestic market health.

8. The market still loves semis.
Even as the indexes churned, semiconductor names like AMD, NVDA, and AVGO showed strength. Magic 5 watchlist members, take a bow.

9. The S&P midpoint trick works.
Once again, comparing current price to the RB midpoint helped us stay on the right side of the trend. Above = bullish lean. Below = caution.

10. Big moves come when everything syncs.
Tuesday’s best trend trade happened when ES, NQ, YM, and DAX all lined up at sell numbers — and broke lower together. Sync = strength.


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–The DTI Team
P.S. Got a favorite lesson from this week? Hit reply and let us know.
   
   
 

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