@cfromhertz Biggest mistake this year was to move to mental stops instead of hard stops. I knew better, but, grew tired of stops being hunted only to rip later. When it counted those stops were not in. You were conditioned that it would bounce back but it didn’t until you realized too late.
@The_RockTrading I have been eyeing that gap, but, wouldn’t that set up a potential three waves back up to test the broken trendline to get to that level and another five waves back down from there?
@FranVezz Even when looking at $AAOI, that is quite the potential drop toward the Nov-Dec 2025 low, still even now after loosing the July low. Tech crash deja vue. These stocks need a ton of energy to reverse the path from here. There is a lot of potential pain in these stocks left to go!
@RealJGBanks That is a solid list. I took the largest ever drawdown this year and I experienced dot-com and the 2008 crash. This is a pretty advanced market. One that I would like to see is ANET. It resisted the downdraft for some time while pushing new highs this year.
@mukund@AnthropicAI Gemini and ChatGPT make up answers even if they don’t know the answer by design. I have had huge problems with AI hallucinations. I applaud an AI that can say it doesn’t know where to find the answer.
@Sam_Badawi If it were the same size as an iphone folded, including the screen quality and contrast, only to offer an additional alternative screen when open, I would be all over it. Now it is a smaller iphone. I don’t buy they couldn’t do a creative workaround for face ID on the Duo.
@LeifInvests I was there. One hard lesson that was learned is that you don’t know how low is low. There were so many stocks I had back then that never came back.
@FranVezz I have $ALAB from lower levels. I added on the earnings gap breakdown and reclaim. Morning weakness is my target. If it goes below $170 I will aim for another add unless things change. Here in the ST I am not so keen, but it is being accumulated by the looks of it.
@WOLF_Financial Good trading vehicle in retrospect, but, it has enough volatility to rip your fade off when on the wrong side. Lots of fake outs along the way.
@BoujeeFinances If you make anything over your mortgage rate - and for me that has been under 3-4% for most of the last 15 years - then it is a win. There is no where you could borrow at those rates to be allowed to compound on that money while your underlaying asset appreciates as well.
@Mr_Derivatives I think we traded out from any potential rising wedge. When we trade out the tip of a rising wedge it is invalid. 2013 had one of these from the bottom of the crash and just kept going. Pretty steep trend here though.
@WOLF_Financial Unfortunately you can’t hold these leveraged ETFs for an extended period of time. A lot of retail won’t understand that price can skew based on the outsized daily % moves in one direction.
@StockSavvyShay People complain they can’t afford the price of eggs. They are going to buy a robot? To do what in the home? Manufacturing? Who can pay for the products then?
@PadawanCharter@1ChartMaster A strong PEG shouldn’t fill the gap in the short term. I would also like to see no more than 50% of the candle retrace before any continuation. The PEG on $ZS comes after a good trend already so we will need to see it set up again so you can manage RR.
@monetmoney69 Seems more technical and a bit of rotation. The surge did break us above some ST resistance at the end of day. Besides tariffs being reinstated I don’t see any other obvious reason.
@ABTradess It has been experiencing late intraday selling pressure lately, so I wouldn’t buy on strength, but, as long as your $54.64 holds, yes. I have a position.
@su0809198 @TriggerTrades The same day we hit that higher low he stated we were in for a possible substantial rally. We were well behaved approaching the 200, but, now I am looking for another level to push against. I am not so sure we are there yet to cause a precipitous sustained fall again. Open mind.