S&P Micro Futures (MES) Trade Explained | 3:1 Supply & Demand Setup

Why Your Trades Are Failing (And How to Fix It with MES Supply & Demand)

Most traders struggle because they react to the market instead of planning for it. Precision Trading Labs shows a better way: patient, rule-based trading using Micro S&P 500 (MES) futures.

In a recent trade, Mitch Firestone used a Drop-Base-Rally setup to turn a $58 risk per contract into a $470 profit — all without chasing the market. As Mitch says: 

"We don't chase moves—we wait for the price to come to us."

Key Lessons for Traders

* Precision: Identify where price is likely to bounce weeks in advance.

* Discipline: Enter and exit trades based on logic, not emotion.

* Scaling: Micro Futures allow for repeatable, consistent gains with controlled risk.

Trade Snapshot

| Metric            | Value                             |

| ----------------- | --------------------------------- |

| Asset             | S&P Micro Futures (MES)           |

| Strategy          | Supply & Demand (Drop-Base-Rally) |

| Risk per Contract | $58                               |

| Profit            | ~$470                             |

| Reward Multiple   | 2.75R                             |

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Disclaimer: Precision Trading Labs is not a financial advisor. This content is for educational purposes only. Trading involves risk.