They’re upset because the market’s session low (overnight + full RTH) was precisely authored at Sunday near 10pm EST.

At the end of the day, this comes down to nailing the overnight low—and ultimately the entire session low at the moment I called it.

That allowed authoring a massive move: roughly 100 points off the base, with real fundamental backing as oil price pressures eased, shifting the broader risk profile.

Then the talking heads piled in, hedging with lines like “we’re not sure this is the bottom yet,” even as retail (dumb money) piled in at the 9:30 open—perfect for scalping the bounce.

Anyone accusing me of “just getting lucky” or anchoring the low at that hour clearly isn’t seeing the full picture.

How do you know it wasn’t dumb money?

Simple: volume was extremely limited at that time—mostly just me and a handful of others stepping in after.

There wasn’t meaningful buying pressure elsewhere.

That’s the payoff from putting in the work on a Sunday at 10 o’clock: high-precision, low-activity setup that smart money recognizes and dumb money chases later.