Some jitters on X today about $PLTR losing relative strength. The real question is - has it really become too obvious and bound to fail, or is it turning into one of those leaders that just marches to the beat of its own drum? As of now, I don’t see anything more than a

Expert aggressive pullback buy in $MSTR by Leif Soreide on CTT platform. This is a prime example of how you trade near the danger point and right around the point where 'the train should be coming on schedule'... either you'll know very quickly you're wrong and you'll preserve

“…And somewhere in the darkness The gambler, he broke even But in his final words I found an ace that I could keep…” In the end, it comes down to what you really want—what your passion is. Are you willing to describe, to sacrifice all it takes just to break even—or worse? We

Excited to be speaking at this year’s TraderLion Conference! I’ll be diving into managing trades while keeping natural price progression in mind. Anything specific you’d like me to touch on? Hit me up 👇

🚀 Excited to release the first draft of the "Trade Story" feature on koblich-chronicles.com! 📈 Timeline view will show captured trade events, or switch to Story Mode to walk through each uploaded chart step-by-step 🔍 Check it out (example under $OKLO) and share your feedback

Trading. It will test you like barely any non-physical battle out there. Just when you start waving white flags, things will turn without you. Just when you’re fighting at your best, the darkest enemies will strike from places you least expected. Even the smallest disbalance in

Doing the weekend work, I'm not surprised my batting average has been very poor in the past few weeks (as I haven't been able to sit out my hands, jumping into nice breakouts setting up and being whipped back without even reaching 1-2R+). There's no clear theme leadership in

Sometimes trading throws funny curveballs at you - especially during volatile days. Got e.g. stopped out of $OKLO, reduced $SMR on a backstop, but apparently the difference between 'genius trader' and 'should have taken profits is, as shown by $PLTR, an exact #1cent ... I guess

One extra long post for a lazy Sunday evening… Even if I don’t fully get macro models, I find these long‑range power-shift debates fascinating. Ray Dalio talks about the "Changing World Order"; this Czech piece by Josef Pravec leans on Angus Hooke’s 2100 GDP PPP forecast and

A hidden nuance behind why I started raising cash today: the Percent of Stocks Above 50-Day MA. Even the best bull market years aren't immune to intermediate corrections. We can look at e.g. 2016 or the blowout rally of 2020. Short burst rallies in these years typically last 2-4

Apologies for another boring post. I must admit after I got stopped out of many of my positions, I had a strong urge to get back in... but one thing kept repeating in my mind: "it just does not have THE LOOK" as David Ryan would say. E.g. the similarities between Bethlehem Steel

My only larger position - I loaded up yesterday on $PSIX. One I have been anxiously waiting to set up since June. Finally put in a very nice high tight flag with clearly defined supply area, and a dead volume inside day where as Mark Minervini would say the supply has stopped

The result: Jinxed it - stopped out. Back to the August grind, keeping an eye out for blue skies, greener pastures & better setups in Sep/Oct

Especially in tougher times, it's good to reflect and take a step back. Nowadays, when everything in life seems to be faster, in markets we're so focused on microscopic details (I’m very much a victim of that as well): inside day, strange one-day volume, doji candle, and so on

...aaaand logging another batch of losses with only minimal gains to koblich-chronicles.com trading log. Some of you reached out recently – and yes, if you look at the number of gains on new buys these past months, it’s been the bare minimum - most of my gains came from