Day-Trading Scenarios for Mar 6, 2026
- Alex Wasilewski
- Mar 6
- 1 min read
Congratulations to those who stayed short through the 8:30 reports.
For the rest of the day we will look to short 245 point rallies. One or two big rallies will happen if you are patient.
The way to do it is to put sell orders at resistance. If not filled then use a sell stop to enter short.
The miss (partly tied to strike activity in health care/information) signals labor-market softening and raises recession/growth concerns, even as it boosts odds of near-term Fed rate cuts. However, this dovish tilt is offset by ongoing stagflation risks from surging oil (geopolitical supply fears from the Iran conflict remain the dominant headline). No major de-escalation signals yet, keeping energy prices elevated and pressuring equities.
Additional items: Watch oil price follow-through and any Baker Hughes rig count data later. Geopolitics (U.S./Israel-Iran dynamics) overrides most domestic data in the near term. Overall environment: Risk-off, high-volatility session ahead with dual headwinds (weak growth + inflation via energy). A clear break lower on sustained oil strength or further bad news would favor shorts; any positive de-escalation headlines or strong bargain-buying on the weak jobs data could stabilize or spark a relief bounce.
Employment Situation
8:30 AM ET
Retail Sales
8:30 AM ET
Business Inventories
10:00 AM ET
Baker Hughes Rig Count
1:00 PM ET
Beth Hammack Speaks
1:30 PM ET
Consumer Credit
3:00 PM ET
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DATE: 3/6/2026
TIME: 9:25 AM
HIGH: 48886
LOW: 47613
CLOSE: 47983
PIVOT: 48161
SUPPORT: 47203
RESISTANCE: 48154
SWING MAGNITUDE: 265
TIME OF COMMENT: 9:25 AM
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