How to manage a breakout winner
While entering is the side of the trade we are usually most preoccupied with, it’s the exit that makes us profit. Here are some of the common trade management errors and how I fix them with a scaling out approach.
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Crude Oil, Dow, Wheat, Euro, and Canadian Dollar setups
Lots to like as the market waits for Non-Farm Payroll this Friday, while some trends like the NASDAQ, S&P, and Natural Gas are accelerating. Here are setups that are close to triggering.
Strongest Trends and Sectors into September
Let’s take a look at the market as we head into the new month of September. The market’s bullish trend looks like it will continue next month, and in this video I’ll highlight a few spots that we’ll want to focus on.
Bullish Trend, Enter on Dip?
As we approach a new month, remember to focus on the best trends, structures, and sectors. The overall market has a bullish trend that we expect to continue, with a potential dip along its bullish way. In this video I’ll review the strongest sectors and some key setups within those sectors that I’m looking to enter.
IYT moves into the zone
How do I confirm buy zones in a range using my indicators and setting up a trade in not only a sector but gain an edge in entering individual stocks in the sector? Here’s the explainer on the IYT.
Daytrades, trends, and Bond consolidation
I am bullish going into September mostly in S&P and NASDAQ, I am also looking for more upside in crude oil, gold, and bonds. And I review the NQ and YM trades from this morning’s chat session.
RBLX — A Trade Update
Last week, I made a video about the setup in RBLX, and noted I was looking for additional entries. I have now found some additional entries. Let’s check them out.
Another Day, More New Highs
The indexes remain strong, with core stocks FB, AAPL, GOOGL, and more leading the charge higher in the Nasdaq. While many tickers are making highs, there are still new opportunities. Let’s look at HON, HD, NET, AMD, and more.
Transports are ready for a breakout
Do transports matter to Dow direction any longer? No. And in this video, I explain why, as well as the setup forming in IYT.