Brandon went live yesterday with a Squeeze Traps training that I think you need to watch tonight.
Here's why:
If you've noticed more of your "perfect" setups reversing lately textbook breakouts, solid technical entries, moves backed by headlines there's a specific reason for it.
And Brandon broke it all down in yesterday's session.
Access the full replay here →
What you'll get from this training is immediate and practical.
Commodities are rallying right now. Precious metals pushing higher. The narrative everywhere is bullish.
But Brandon showed exactly what the option markets are revealing and they're not showing enthusiasm for new highs in precious metals.
Here's where this gets critical:
Historically, commodities often rally strongly just before recessions hit. That means what looks like a winning trade today could be a trap tomorrow.
In yesterday's training, Brandon walked through:
- How to identify real pressure-backed moves versus mirages waiting to reverse
- Why squeeze pressure matters more than price action in this environment
- How traps form specifically in commodity-driven volatility
- Live trade examples: VFC (100% in one day), VZ (94%)
Those trades worked because Brandon spotted the pressure building before price confirmed the move to everyone else.
This isn't about adding more complexity to your trading.
It's about developing the most valuable skill in today's market: knowing when NOT to enter.
Watch Brandon's session here →
With commodities moving like this, with recession signals flashing, with volatility spiking this perspective could be the difference between profitable trades and getting trapped.
Brandon's approach is straightforward: understand where other traders get forced into bad decisions, then avoid those spots entirely.
Watch this before your next trade. You'll see setups with completely different eyes.
Don Kaufman
Chief Strategist, TheoTrade
P.S. This one training could save you from multiple losing trades this week. Real money that stays in your account instead of disappearing in reversals you didn't see coming.
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