ES Stages 9 Hour Rally: The Power Of Runners – June 4 - ESDaily Gameplan

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Wednesday June 4, 2025

ES Stages 9 Hour Rally: The Power Of Runners

Yesterday was a perfect reminder: your job is not to trade every move — your job is to read the tape, stick to your levels, and let your process do the heavy lifting.

📌 We had no new trades. The 5924 LTB was never revisited.
📌 We had two runners still in play — 5854 and 5870.
📌 I took a partial exit on the 5870 runner at 5973. 103 Points Bagged
📌 I moved my stops. Both are now at 5898

That 5870 long?
Up 100 points+. I trimmed half the runner into 5973 and moved my stop to 5898.

That 5854 long?
Up nearly 150 points. Still intact and working. Same stop - 5898. Same plan.

If you didn’t trade Tuesday, you won.
If you forced something mid-day chasing breakouts through stacked resistance — you probably didn’t. I don’t mean you didn’t make money. I mean it’s not something that is likely to be repeated with a high win rate.

The Power of Letting Runners Work

The entire morning we chewed through resistance:
5956 (CA) → 5964 (S) → 5970 → 5977 (CRA) → 5988–5995 (S)

Each one of those was noted in advance in the June 3rd Gameplan.
And every one of them looked like a place where bears could set the hook. But every time, price kept pushing — RSI stayed above 60, the structure never broke.

Not once did we pullback below 60 RSI… on a 15 minute time frame.

That’s extremely rare.

Shorting was futile.

I’ll list the resistance(s) I posted yesterday:

Likely Resistances For 6/3 are: 5947, 5956(CA), 5964(S), 5970, 5977 (CRA), 5988-5995(S)

Late in the session, we tagged the the upper supply zone — 5988–5995. RSI was 84 — This is the point where we finally stalled. The pullback from 5991 to 5952 was the biggest of the day — just 39 points. That’s it. And even then, the response was fast. That’s the definition of trend integrity.

I opened yesterday’s letter with a reminder: Do Less, Get More.

And it delivered.

I skipped multiple breakout longs yesterday. It was not because I didn’t see the move — but because the risk/reward didn’t meet my criteria.

With resistance layered above each trigger, the risk of a trap was just as high as the odds of continuation. That’s not an A+ setup. That’s a coin flip.

This process is not about coin flips.

I’m not here to guess. I’m here to build blocks of structure. Day by day. Letter by letter.

At 7:26PM Monday night, I was stopped out of the 5933 CRA long due to random volatility. Price dropped to 5910 — the same level I took profits on the 5870 long. In the morning, I issued a seperate email where I wrote:

“5933 stopped out last night on volatility and price is nearing 5910 — the same level that was my T1 from the 5870 long yesterday. Hmmm… me thinks this will hold.”

It did.

5910 held. Structure held.
And ES never looked back.

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