See my reply to @Blueberry above (or click this link): https://rightsideofthechart.com/qqq-bear-flag-breakdown/#comment-23718

Yes, I’ve been talking about the next drop to & then below that double bottom low the Q’s put in earlier this year. However, as I address in the video that followed this post today, I couldn’t have foreseen that QQQ would have made it down for the next test of that level today, literally the day that MSFT & GOOGL report after the close followed by the remaining FAAMGs throughout this week.

As such, being heavily short (or long, for that matter) in front of a handful of the biggest earnings reports all season is just too risky. It’s like the Two Bulls story: They’ll be plenty of meat left on the bone for the swing/trend shorts once the previous lows are taken out so no need to run down the hill right now so best to not go too heavy until the last of the lot (AMZN & AAPL) are out of the way after the close on Thursday.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxNXp86gFnw (strong language warning)

Previously you said your all-in-moment (funds allocated to indices) would be when the NQ slices past 13,000 of the 15th March lows. If it goes right past 13,000 today, even before the big tech companies report after the bell tonight till Thursday… I gather you will only add partial shorts rather than all-in considering the noise of earnings?