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If you understand the market cycle and structure there are small chances of getting on the wrong side more often than not…

If you want to make it trading stocks, I highly suggest you just focus on 1 setup/system/market structure. Here is the thing. Right now, we are in a 5-15% pullback phase, and if you've been buying stocks all day, you got chopped up. Taking the same entries and expecting it to

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End-of-day trading changed my life. When swing trading momentum breakouts in stocks, instead of fighting with the market during the day, I just wait to enter before the market closes. I've averaged triple-digit % returns since Jan 2020 swing trading stocks this way, just

Market Update 📉 $QQQ The markets right now are in a 5-15% pullback phase, and in the early stages of it. We just had a couple of tests of the 50 EMA, but this is not like the previous one in this 2025 cycle, as right now things are quite different: - My primary Breadth

$VRNS One of the software companies I'm stalking for a short in the coming days... The setup: - First leg lower of a fresh new downtrend, with a gap-down on earnings - All 8, 20, and 50 EMAs stacked down and downsloping - My CML indicator is flashing GREEN - The first valid

$ARDX One of the only stocks left on the long side to attempt a trade, nice Pharma stock, we will see if it triggers. The Setup: - First leg higher from a trend reset, fresh new trend. - 8>20>50 EMAs and trending - The first valid consolidation is building nicely, ready to go

$SLGN Another great stock ready to go lower, if the market cracks lower... The Setup: - First leg lower of a fresh new downtrend, once again gap down on bad earnings - All 8, 20, and 50 stacked down and downtrending - The first valid consolidation against the 8/20 EMA layer is

The biggest thing you can do for your stock trading is simplify. Many people come into the space and in the pursuit of the BEST returns, in the shortest amount of time possible, they end up: - Trading multiple systems/setups at the same time - Swing trade, day trade, and

Right now, we are in a 5-15% pullback phase in the markets, and it seems that it's building up for a much bigger leg lower. Here is how I trade through these kinds of phases: Everything starts when: --> My Primary Breadth indicator flips bearish, and --> We see the first cross

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This is so true, it amazes me seeing tons of comments on people hoping for the market to turn on $NVDA earnings. Under any cycle, you've seen one earnings report kick off a bull leg when the following was present: - ALL (including the RSP, QQQE, and IWM) the indices are trading

$PRAX Probably one of the best longs to stalk in the market right now, although I'm not favoring the long side. Healthcare remains VERY strong, so if I get a long signal, I won't hesitate to pull the trigger. The Setup: - First leg higher on a fresh new trend, after a big gap

$TYL This is a bear flag I'm looking at among many. If the market bounces from here into the declining 8/20 EMAs, this will be a nice spot to wait for a short signal on this one. The Setup: - First leg lower from a trend reset of the 50 EMA - All 8, 20, and 50 EMAs stacked

$SLGN One of the best bear flags around, momentum, linearity, everything. We will see if the market allows for this to drop among others. The Setup: - First leg lower from a trend reset, with a strong gap down on earnings - All 8, 20, and 50 EMAs stacked lower and trending

If you are trying to get long on every stock, thinking Jensen will save you, and/or trying to attack every move a tick above a resistance line, please take 5 minutes of your time and read this 👇 know the market phase you are in, what to expect and play accordingly

Not every single system/setup/method works all the time in the stock market. I see this every day, new traders trying to execute their strategy in the same way, whether we are in a strong bull market cycle, a choppy phase, or in a market pullback. The thing most fail to