Stocks I would be a buyer of if the markets does truly fall tomorrow: ๐
1. $IREN
2. $NVDA
3. $SOFI
4. $DRAM
5. $AMZN
6. $GOOGL
7. $AAOI
8. $META
9. $MSFT
10. $TSLA
11. $HOOD
12. $ONDS
13. $FPS
14. $NOK
15. $AMD
16. $LMND
17. $RKLB
18. $HHH
WHAT STOCKS WOULD YOU BUY?
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Big red days are where tomorrow's leaders start revealing themselves.
Most traders spend the sell-off looking for dip buys.
I spend it building a new watchlist.
A few things I look for:
โข Stocks holding key moving averages
โข Relative strength vs. SPY/QQQ
โข Names refusing to break support
โข Sectors still attracting volume
โข Leaders closing off the lows
The goal isn't to predict the bottom.
The goal is to identify where institutions are still putting money to work.
After a market reset, yesterday's leaders aren't always tomorrow's leaders.
Let the market stabilize, stay patient, and focus on the charts that proved they deserve your attention.
Relative strength tends to lead the next move.
You want to beat 99% of options traders?
You don't need a better indicator.
You don't need to be smarter.
You need to be willing to be BORED.
Sell a portfolio secured put. Wait a year. Collect. Reinvest. Repeat.
No screens all day.
No 0DTE adrenaline.
No monthly garbage wheel strategy.
No "what's it doing right now."
Most people can't handle that.
They NEED the action.
So they trade themselves into the ground chasing dopamine.
The boring trade is often the profitable trade.
Boring scaled me to millions & Warren Buffett to billions
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