💥 £60,000+ Profit Swing Trading the Indexes – All Trades Verified

We’ve just wrapped up one of our most profitable swing trading runs to date — banking over £60,000 trading the S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100 indices with full transparency. Every trade is charted and backed by broker fill screenshots to prove it.

Let’s break down exactly what happened:

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🔹 S&P 500 (US500)

• ✅ Long Entry: January
  • Took partial profits early for £1,737 after a short move up.
  • Closed the rest of the position flat in early March as price failed to hold and began reversing.
• 🔻 Short Entry: Early April
  • Shorted the rejection of the 200-day moving average on a backtest.
  • Closed the short at the bottom on April 7th for a £17,141 gain.
  • Immediately reversed long to catch the bounce.
• 📈 Long Exit: April 9th
  • Closed the bounce long for an additional £11,168 gain just a couple days later.

🧮 Total S&P Profit: £30,000+

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🔹 NASDAQ 100 (NAS100)

• ✅ Long Entry: January
  • The move never reached our target and we cut the trade at the 200-day moving average in early March for a £7,629 loss.
• 🔻 Short Entry: March 28th
  • Shorted the rejection of the 200-day moving average.
  • Closed at the lows on April 7th for a £22,356 profit.
  • Reversed long for the bounce.
• 📈 Long Exit: April 9th
  • Closed out the bounce trade for £16,055 in just a couple of days.

🧮 Total NASDAQ Profit (after loss): £30,782

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📋 Broker Trade Execution Proof

For full transparency, below is a screenshot of our broker’s trade execution log showing the exact entries and exits. While a few of these trades are from a personal account and were not published live via TOR, the vast majority reflect the trades discussed in this update.

We include everything to show these setups are real, actionable, and tradeable — not hypothetical or after-the-fact.

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📸 Transparency Matters

We’ve annotated every trade on the charts — including entry points, exits and direction. Plus, we’ve included screenshots of broker order fills to verify these were real, live trades — not hindsight.

If you’re tired of vague trade recaps with no proof — this is how swing trading updates should be done.

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