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[yuzee @yuzeemy]

@StockOptionCole Attending my grandpa’s funeral

[Sean trades @SRxTrades]

You have to learn how to buy relative strength names on weakness...

Every leading stock eventually pulls back

I like to use the 8 & 21 EMAs as areas where strong momentum names can find support during those pullbacks

BUT...

The mistake most traders make is blindly buying the second price touches an EMA

An EMA is NOT an automatic buy signal

It’s an area where you should start paying attention to how price reacts

Instead of guessing that the moving average will hold, wait for confirmation that buyers are actually stepping back in

Two of my favorite confirmations:

1. UNDERCUT & RALLY

Instead of buying directly at the EMA, let price undercut the previous days low

If price trades below the previous days low/range low, flushes out weak hands, and then quickly reclaims the level, that reclaim can tell you much more than the initial touch.

You’re letting the market prove that buyers are willing to defend the area rather than assuming they will

The undercut can shake out traders who bought the EMA blindly, trigger stops below the level, and create a much cleaner reclaim

This is how I bought $MRVL today

I waited for:

-Break under previous days low
-Tap 8 EMA
-Reclaim previous days low
-Buy on the reclaim

Stop loss goes to the low of day

I was able to catch a massive reversal with a few % risk, without having to GUESS the bottom.

2. 30 MINUTE PIVOT

Another way I look for confirmation is by dropping down to the 30-minute chart and letting price establish a pivot

Instead of trying to catch the exact bottom at the daily EMA, let the stock bounce first...

Once buyers step in, you'll see the first 30m green candle form off the 8 ema

Now you have a defined 30 minute pivot to watch

If price can break back above that pivot, you have evidence that momentum is beginning to shift back toward the buyers.

Yes, your entry may be slightly higher than someone who blindly bought the EMA...

But you're trading with confirmation instead of prediction.

That's the trade-off I'm willing to make.

This is how I bought $AMD today right off the 8 EMA...

Remember:

The moving average itself isn't the signal

It's the REACTION around the moving average that matters

A weak stock can touch the 21 EMA and slice straight through it

A leading stock can pull into the same EMA, shake traders out, establish a pivot, and then reclaim momentum...

That's why the process starts with RELATIVE STRENGTH

Find the stocks that have already proven themselves
Wait for weakness into a key moving average

Then

Use an undercut & rally or a 30-minute pivot to let price confirm that buyers are stepping back in

You don't always have to chase strength

Sometimes the best opportunity is waiting for strength to temporarily go on sale.

[Sean trades @SRxTrades]

The only thing that’s guaranteed in trading is that you’re going to be wrong.

I get it wrong all the time.

The best traders you’ve ever studied are wrong. A lot.

Stop obsessing over being right. It doesn’t matter.

If you lose $100 when you’re wrong and make $300 when you’re right...

You can be wrong more often than you’re right and still come out ahead.

That’s the game.

Your job isn’t to prove you’re smarter than the market

Your job is:

To accept when you’re wrong
Keep the loss small
Give your winners room to pay you

The best winners are the best losers.

Learn how to lose.

[Sean trades @SRxTrades]

Your obsession with being right is what's holding you back

The goal is to make money, not to prove you're right and the stock market is wrong.

[Matt Giannino @MarketMovesMatt]

Nobody talks about the real cost of a bad trade.

Not the money lost.
The next trade you make emotionally.

Bad trade → revenge trade → bigger loss → panic → account blown.

That's not one bad trade.
That's a spiral.

The only way to break it?

Don't make the first bad trade.

Green clouds.
Red day entry.
Quality tickers only.

The filter prevents the spiral.

[Coach Mak | Know Your Money @WealthCoachMak]

Sell puts on red days for stocks you want to own 🔥

Lock in profits on those puts when the market goes green 💰

Sell calls on green days for your wheel strategy stocks 🔥

You’ll need a lot of patience in between

Simple but works like a charm 💰

$TSLA $NVDA $AMZN $QQQ $SPY

[Matt Giannino @MarketMovesMatt]

Stop trading every day, learn to trade only when it matters.

The framework that tripled my returns:

• Green clouds + RSI 50 → small position
• Green clouds + RSI 40 → normal position
• Green clouds + RSI 30 → aggressive position
• Red clouds + any RSI → zero positions
• VIX above 30 → maximum aggression

Less trades. Better entries. More profit.

[Steve Burns @SJosephBurns]

“Ninety-nine percent of investors shouldn’t try to get rich too quickly—it’s too risky. Try to get rich slowly.”

— John Templeton

[Frank Cappelleri @FrankCappelleri]

Do not fear missing out. Fear poor risk management.

[Coach Mak | Know Your Money @WealthCoachMak]

Sell Puts at support areas

Sell Calls at resistance areas

Sell Puts on Red days

Sell Calls on Green Day’s

Always exceptions based on fundamentals and macro conditions

But…

Don’t make it more complicated than it needs to be

💰🔥

[Coach Mak | Know Your Money @WealthCoachMak]

RSI > 80 on a daily chart = Buy a put OR Sell a call

RSI < 30 = Buy a call or Sell a put

But…

The most important factor is TIME

Buy Options = 3 to 24+ months

Sell Options = 7 to 42 days

When you learn this concept your returns will improve

Always exceptions

💰🔥

[Esther & Michael @SuperLuckeee]

Advanced trading tip:

A lot of trading mistakes is due to having too HIGH expectations for big results. This causes stress, anxiety, poor judgement and overconfidence.

This can happen in 2 ways:

1. You lost money now you want to make it back.

*Well, then you start to force trades, revenge trade, take big positions and make a bunch of other mistakes.

2. You made a lot of money now you think you are unstoppable.

* You got lucky a few times so now you think you don't need to manage risk, increase position size and double your money.

🔑Takeaway

* Stay focused and keep calm at all times.
* Continue improving trading system and process
* In the middle of trading don't change your process only do it afterwards when you review.
* Consistency is what you are striving for as a trader nothing else (yes, nothing else).

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Overconfidence bias is the tendency to overestimate our knowledge and abilities in a certain area.

As people often possess incorrect ideas about their performance, behavior, or characteristics, their estimations of risk and success often deviate from reality.

[Ted @TedPillows]

A 10% loss requires a 11% gain to get back to even.

A 20% loss requires a 25% gain to get back to even.

A 50% loss requires a 100% gain to get back to even.

A 90% loss requires a 900% gain to get back to even.

This is why protecting capital is even more important than making money.

[LEAPTRADER @LEAPTRADER_]

Stop reinventing the wheel.

Sell puts on quality stocks, take assignment if it happens, and then sell covered calls for consistent profits.

Throw some long LEAP calls in the mix when the market gives you opportunities.

That’s the strategy for reliable income.

[LEAPTRADER @LEAPTRADER_]

Selling options?

✅ Pick 30 DTE expiration
✅ Pick an OTM strike, 0.2 delta
✅ Pick a strike at or below support

Buying options?

✅ Long term with expiration 1+ year out
✅ Pick ATM strikes
✅ Can sell shorter term calls to lower average

In both cases, choose great profitable companies and ETFs.

Stick to these basic principles, and you’ll be off to a great start!

[Daniel @danielisdizzy]

If you invest $1,000 in a stock, you can lose $1,000.

But if you’re right, you can make $5,000, $10,000, or $20,000.

In the stock market, you don’t need to be right all the time to win.

What matters is this: when you find a solid company, don’t panic sell when the stock crashes. If possible, buy more — and most importantly, don’t sell.

Selling great companies too early is a terrible mistake.

90% of success in the stock market is patience and the ability to not panic.

Most of the time, you don’t need to do anything.

Just wait

[yuzee @yuzeemy]

@The_MMW Compound

[WOLF @WOLF_Financial]

The S&P 500 has recovered from:

• Pandemics
• World Wars
• Depressions

Remind yourself of this every day and watch your anxiety go away.