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@swing_ka_sultan @tradetm_org But @Qullamaggie always teaches us to take controlled position sizes in swing trading, at least. He gave the example of Dan Zanger in a live stream and highlighted how crucial it is to avoid boom-and-bust cycles.











$RKLB washout today into the 50sma was the fuel it needed to go to the moon?



Exploring Daily/Weekly Industry Group Strength Through Simple Spreadsheet Analysis Taking advantage of some free time in my pre-market routine to share straightforward tips for your spreadsheet. I hope these prove beneficial for those seeking a no-cost alternative for a similar process, one that can be easily set up in less than 15 minutes. The Procedures: 1. At the start of each week, sort the '% from 52-week low' column from smallest to largest. This provides a comparative overview of each group's position relative to its 52-week low. It's important to note that you should only sort this column at the end of each weekly session. The latter part will explain the reason for doing so. 2. At the close of each trading day, you can gauge the daily performance of industry groups looking at the '% daily change' column. For example, you may identify $BLOK with a +3.87% outperformance or $XES with a -1.83% underperformance in my screenshot. Here is the most beneficial aspect of this process, it is the monitoring of the development of the '% from 52-week low' column throughout the week. Keep an eye on groups that exhibit spikes (as circled in the screenshot), indicating a strengthening trend relative to their peers based on historical performance throughout the week. I want to emphasize that the industry group list provided is not exhaustive but serves as a good starting point. You can customize it by adding entities such as $GBTC (Bitcoin Trust), etc., based on your specific processes and areas of the market where you are more active. I hope this will help streamline your processes and save you some time.














