Asending base forming in $AEHR over the past few months notice how pirce has dried up yet its still making higher lows and higher highs. Think it was Jesse Livermore who said something along the lines: The first $100 move in a stock is the hardest after that they can to go to $200-300 quickly.

someone out there waiting for the $SPCX x2 leverage to drop to max long and make back the losses they took in this weeks chop

$DDOG Inside day candle at the 20EMA with volume declining as price finds support, watch this spot for a bounce going into the end of the week. Price has acted well in this choppiness, take note of this relative strength if software continues higher!

$ARM gave us a clean 20EMA test yesterday. I'd imagine a lot of traders saw that and started loading up which is understandable, on the chart alone that's exactly what you want to see. But that's the trap. A lot of those same traders probably ignored the environment they were sitting in. Choppy tape. No clear direction. The kind of environment that chews through technically perfect trades and spits them out. Choppy environments don't care how good your setup looks. Environment is the filter. If it doesn't pass that first, the setup doesn't matter.

Red light bulb to wind down 😴 Looking forward to this one shoutout to a the legends in this! @jackschwager

Yes, you can make money in this environment if you’re experienced. But it will be so mentally taxing for the small amount you make that it’s not worse the mental tax. After a certain amount of experience you realise that the true edge is doing nothing. So when the next load of fat pitches appear you’ll play them far better than you would have had you been chopped.

Prepare to see your timeline post about how they loaded the boat Friday.. Don’t allow yourself to feel any FOMO trade your edge and remain patient. Let’s have a blessed week!

How long until the SpaceX (x2) leverage ETF ipo?

Most traders don't lose because they can't read charts. They lose because they never define what the market is doing.. false breakdowns that reverse have been working well recently, while breakouts not so much. (environment > setup) The market is going to throw a lot of false opportunity at you going forward, that's just the game make sure you adjust accordingly. It's never been about what you make. It's about what you manage to keep after you've been on a run.

The boring tweets are usually the most important Hope this stopped someone from screwing up today Chill out this weekend, get outside and review trades.

Don’t try to make back any losses from this week, you’ll only dig yourself a bigger hole. “one more trade and I’ll be back at highs”

$RGTI - And the beach ball sunk! Stopped for tiny profit in this today (didn't feel like it) but would still take the same setup 100 times over just couldn't hold the breakout.. All part of the game, which is why i like buying undercuts instead of breakouts because of situations like this.

$QQQ - Update Sellers had all the ammunition to push this lower today but couldn't.. under the hood still a great deal of strength in leaders that cannot be ignored! examples: $ARM $SNDK $MU

$MP: Only rare earth mine in America. The US government owns 15% of this company. Weekly chart finding support at previous resistance Earnings out the way. Higher lows. Apple customer.

$RGTI - Feels like a beach ball underwater! Wanted to cut this all day but just kept in the gym and off the screens.. now the chop has formed a perfect bull flag on the hourly with the MACD coiled tight. Wouldn't be surprised if this broke out tomorrow

The setup was just there at the right time. $SMR opened down on then recovered quickly and chopped into a bull flag. Swept the lows of that flag and retested the opening price (key pivot held) Quick liquidity grab, snapped straight back. That's where I got long. $13.06. Low was right there so downside was minimal tight risk. (higher low from the opening lows intraday) Once it actually flipped green I sized up then the high short float did the rest. Squeezed through high of day and chasers brought back what they had sold on the gap down! Still holding for potential continuation later this week.

Just 3 months into the year i had barely taken a trade while people were getting chopped up on false breakouts i was remaining patient. This allowed me to capitalize on the $ opportunity when it came but even more important have the mental capacity for a clean edge ready to execute. Knowing when to press the gas and put your foot on the brake is key in this game, even if it means ignoring all the posts you see on here charts, setups, fundamentals etc... Put your edge first!