Good morning, traders…
Don’t you wish you could look at a chart and just know: “That’s the spot to enter?”
That one level where everything lines up. The share price is coiled tight, Smart Money volume is roaring in, and options are cheap.
Well, you can, by using my Predictive Price Fusion system.
PPF is built on one simple idea: certain spots on a chart give you better odds.
It’s about identifying high-probability entry zones backed by:
- Historical behavior — I look for charts that tend to explode after a period of consolidation, checking for historical price behavior. Big moves often come right after the price goes quiet for a bit.
- Options pricing — The best trades don’t cost much. These setups are built around low-cost contracts with big potential upside.
- Volume psychology — These levels sit right where bulls and bears have already been battling. Once price pushes through, it doesn’t look back.
When these trades work, the wins are huge. When they don’t, the losses are tiny.
That balance gives this strategy a massive edge.
Don’t believe me? Using this system, I’ve bagged gains as big as 363%, 464%, and even 626%.*
I won’t sugarcoat it: If you’re missing these opportunities, you have no excuse.
Let Me Show You 8 Predictive Price Fusion Setups Setting Up For Huge Moves…
Okta Inc. (NASDAQ: OKTA)
OKTA is compressing nicely on the daily, with a clean multi-day range and a volume shelf at the point of control.
If price breaks above $94.50, I’m eyeing the November $110 Calls for a move through $100, with a shot at $110–$117 if momentum holds.
Earnings aren’t until December, so we’ve got time to let this one work.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: NCLH)
NCLH is stuck in a long sideways range, but I like how it’s holding symmetry.
If it can push above $27, I’m looking at the December $27 Calls for a swing.
The best defined risk level is around $24.50 to $25.25. If the travel sector heats up, this could move quickly.
Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F)
Ford continues to hold up well on both the daily and monthly charts. If it can break and hold above $12, I like the setup for a longer swing using the June 18 $12 Calls.
Simple levels. No need to complicate it.
Rocket Companies Inc. (NYSE: RKT)
I’m looking to add to my position in RKT if the price clears $19.82. That’s my trigger to consider scaling into the November 21 $21 Calls.
Strong price action with good chart structure. If it pulls back to the 34 EMA and holds, I’m even more interested.
iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (NASDAQ: ETHA)
I re-bought ETHA around $29.32 and set a stop near $28. It’s reclaiming the 50-day and starting to build momentum. If it fills the gap and breaks higher, we could see a slingshot-style move.
Small risk with asymmetric upside.
But those aren’t the only reasons why this is one of my favorite setups.
Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA)
TSLA is showing a cup-and-handle pattern on the monthly chart. It broke above $420, retested, and now it’s trying to hold above $440.
If that sticks, I’m targeting $466 and potentially $488.
If you want exposure without the full share cost, TSLL looks good above $20–$21, and I like the $20 calls there.
Philip Morris International Inc. (NYSE: PM)
PM is showing strength post-earnings, holding the 200-day SMA and tightening up against a long-term downtrend line.
If we see rotation into defensive names, PM could be one of the early movers.
JetBlue Airways Corp. (NASDAQ: JBLU)
JBLU has a tight daily and monthly compression. I’m watching for a clean break above $15, and I’m considering the January 2026 $7 Calls if that happens.
It’s not there yet, but this chart’s worth keeping on your list.
These are the kinds of setups I’d trade even if no one was watching.
Because the math is simple. Small risk, big reward, repeatable edge.
That’s what this system is built for…
To help you find the spots on a chart where risk is small, conviction is high, and the potential rewards are enormous.
Want these setups delivered to you every week with levels, contracts, and a clear trade plan … without overthinking or second-guessing?
I’ll show you what to watch, where to enter, and how to manage the positions.
Let’s make some undeniable trades … together.
Happy trading,
Ben Sturgill
*Past performance does not indicate future results
