> When the market is giving, you take everything it offers
> When the market is choppy, you sit on your hands
> When the market is downtrending, you build your shopping list
> The market is a forward-looking mechanism Your job is to read price behavior, not chase headlines
> A stop loss saves you more times than it costs you
> Your worst enemy in trading is the person in the mirror
> If letting go of good trades bothers you, you'll do the wrong thing at the right time. You can’t take all trades
> Taking profits at resistance and extensions is what keeps you in the game
> Never short a leading stock - the dips always get bought
> Trading is 30% technical analysis, 30% planning, execution, 40% psychology
I used to overcomplicate all of this. Unlearning bad habits takes time. Be patient with yourself.
Everyone loves this advice: "Good trades come to you."
Let me tell you why that's complete bullshit.
Good trading opportunities don't sit around waiting for you to notice them. They have tiny entry windows. If you're being "zen" and passive, you're just being late.
Here's what actually happens:
You scan 50+ stocks and narrow it down to 5 you'll actually watch.
You draw up a real plan. Entries. Stops. Targets.
You execute fast when the setup triggers ( good trades give you a short window )
You hold through the drawdown. That's when everyone else sells.
You don't get shaken out when it tests your conviction
"Let the trades come to you" sounds wise on Social media. It keeps you broke in real life.
60% of my best trades dont come to me. I go to them.
I hunt setups every single day. Build watchlists every week. Wait for confirmation. Execute immediately when it shows up.
Patience matters. But so does aggression when opportunity appears.
Being passive doesn't make you disciplined. It makes you late to every move.
This is reality. Everyone actually making money knows this.
Next 5-10% sell off will come.
And yes it will be short lived
Trump can’t stop it.
Yields- Sending a loud message.
Good thing- There were dozen 50-100% winners which happened, process driven people capitalized on it
Best thing- You’re going to get an opportunity.
Your job is to know the levels for indices. Deploy cash.
And relax
Everyone wants to be in the right stocks.
What gone is gone. Start looking for the next one.
After reviewing- Here are 15 stocks I like from different technical angles. Most are allowing good technical entries:
21EMA pullback & Bullish consolidation:
$AAOI $LITE $TSEM $TER $COHR $TER $AEHR
Big Breakouts:
$NVTS $BKSY $TE
Space stocks & Bullish consolidation
$SATS $PL $SATL
Healthcare stocks:
$SLS $IBRX $ARWR
Only need 4-5 of them to make 5 years of gains.
This is how we caught $INTC $MRVL $DELL $RKLB $WULF $CIFR $HUT
VIX showing a higher low
SPY giving a higher high
NAAIM exposure: 96
Fear & Greed: 67
QQQ daily RSI: 82
21EMA test: 25 days
calling it Euphoria is an understatment.
Semis made their move
$INTC $MRVL $DELL $AMD $CRDO
Rare earth names are next and ready
$USAR $UAMY $MP $UUUU
You don’t chase what already ran.
You find what’s early,
take positions with good risk/reward,
and let the trend do the heavy lifting.
Most capital isn’t made from being right alone, you have to participate early.
@AlexsOptions@__ERAZ__ I played CVNA on the weekly/monthly a few weeks ago. also played it in Nov - and rode it all the way to the top of that BF. It went back down and that's when I entered again- let's see if it goes back to the top. Green trade no matter what.
125,100 views and counting on this moving averages lesson.
If you missed names like $AAPL $MU $SNDK this week, start your learnings:
https://t.co/ASxwSr70HB
By the time a stock starts showing up on my feed, its already too late.
this is where finding them early tilts the odds in your favor
$INTC $MRVL $ON $GEV $ARM $DELL $NBIS $CRDO $HUT $WULF $AMD had the same thing happen. Only a few people were paying attention, and thats where you want to catch them at.
when the stock trades 50% higher, everyone will talk about it - want an entry.
when everyone is looking at them- its time to start finding next batch. And now I am seeing $IREN $CIFR $UUUU and $MRNA
My entire buying strategy comes down to three steps:
trending on weekly
pullback to key moving average
consolidation breakout near 21EMA
that's it. everything else is noise.
Stick to these and you'll have better entries, zero fomo, actual discipline.