- Mar 18
3-0 This Week: Predicting the ES Low to the Tick
- J.D. Hyter
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The 7:00 AM Forecast
Before the opening bell rang today, the IOTS protocol was already signaling a high-probability setup. I sent a specific forecast to the 155 members of our IOTS Trading Community: "Range Rules Apply—Watch for a drop to 6768.00".
While prices had run out of the top of the zone overnight, they made two distinct legs back inside, which triggered our internal range protocols.
The Result: Institutional Precision This wasn't a guess; it was an institutional "Line in the Sand." The market moved exactly as predicted, dropping to the 6768.00 KEP Low to the very tick before reacting.
This marks our 3rd successful Breakout Pullback call this week. When you stop "drinking the indicator Kool-Aid" and start reading raw price action, the market stops being a mystery and starts being a repeatable business.
Why "Remarkable" Trading Matters Most traders fail because they are "selfish"—they focus on their own PnL rather than the market's intent. To achieve Remarkable results, you must follow a protocol that removes the ego and focuses on execution. Today’s hit at 6768.00 is proof that when you have a plan, you don't have to chase the market—you wait for the market to come to you.
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Legal Armor FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE: Trading futures involves significant risk and is not suitable for everyone. Only risk capital should be used. J.D. Hyter is not a registered financial advisor; content is for educational purposes only.