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@oratnek_ill hi oratnek - like the 3 day rule have noticed the same. best ones tend to go right away. are the new versions of the indicator available on TV yet?

I generally trade using an ORB, or I enter at the close. I consider intraday moves mostly noise, and I believe the closing price is what matters most. As preparation, I build a watchlist of stocks to monitor each day and check the open. This is where I often take positions on the 1-minute or 5-minute ORB. Strong stocks tend to make their low of the day at the open. Since I'm a position trader, I don't place stop orders at this point. That said, I never use stop orders at all. Everything is done manually. If a stock isn't in the green within 3 days, I may sell at the close on the third day even if it hasn't broken below my 21EMA Low rule. That's because based on my trade analysis, the win rate of positions that aren't in the green within 3 days is extremely low. Stocks that pass my minimum filters like market cap and moving averages and break the LL-HL structure pivot get sent to my Discord as notifications, so once I'm done checking the open, I just watch for Discord alerts. That's how much I like my LL-HL structure indicator. It's one of my edges. For $ARM, I took the position at the close on the 19th. At that point, the LL-HL structure hadn't confirmed yet, and a counter trendline was being drawn. I entered when I saw it break at the close.

@Han_Akamatsu What is an HMA

$HOOD Once it crosses $80 it’s primed for takeoff. Now the 3D HMA ribbon turned green after successfully making a bullish crossover in April and holding these $70 levels. Best entry around $65, but DCAing all the way there if we ever have a pullback, is another solid strategy. People have to start paying attention here again on $HOOD as it can easily double from these levels in the coming months.

@Han_Akamatsu Is hma a hull ma?

$SMH We reject again at the $575/580 levels, will have $SMH rejecting the top of the 1D HMA ribbon. Plus making a rounding top, a bearish reversal pattern. Watch out for these levels. If we breakout, then nothing stops this train.

@oratnek_ill that would be amazing! but can't you just keep the posts from the bot only so there is no outside noise?

I think using something like Discord is the best way to catch pivot breaks in real time. Pine Screener requires you to create a list first, so the universe is limited. My Structure Pivot indicator is open source, so with AI, it's easy to set up Discord notifications. I've considered opening my Discord to the public, but managing it takes effort, and the chat could become noise depending on who's posting, so I've decided to keep it private for now.

@oratnek_ill What causes something to go out if it’s not a trim ?

Portfolio 05/12 $AAOI $AXTI $BE $CIEN $CRCL $CRDO $CRWD $IONQ $LITE $LSCC $NBIS $NVTS $RKLB $SNDK $VIAV $VRT $VSAT $WDC New : IONQ Trim : LITE, NVTS Out : TTMI, WULF I took a position in IONQ yesterday, but I've started gradually raising cash. $QQQ's ATR% from 50SMA has finally crossed above 10. Many of the currently strong stocks are also above 8. Control your risk, only enter on good setups, and don't let FOMO take over.

@oratnek_ill is 60 where the VCS turns blue? what levels have you found is the most relevant for this indicator? thanks

Portfolio $AAOI $AMPX $AXTI $BE $CIEN $CRCL $CRDO $FSLY $LITE $NBIS $RKLB $SNDK $TTMI $UAMY $VIAV $VRT $VSAT $WDC $WULF New: CRCL CRCL's VCS crossed above 60 and broke the trendline last Friday. It was on my Today's Watchlist, I was watching it closely yesterday. I entered with a half position.

@oratnek_ill do you always take new entries through pivot or any pullback buys?

Portfolio $AAOI $AMPX $AXTI $BE $CIEN $CRCL $CRDO $LITE $MP $NBIS $SNDK $TTMI $UAMY $VIAV $VRT $VSAT $WDC $WULF New : MP Stop : FSLY (after-market)

@NickDrendel @jmoneystonks tx. is your support gap indicator available to purchase?

@ms_ny_trader @jmoneystonks No just the daily VWAP with extended hours turned on.

One change that had a dramatic impact on my trading was changing the way I scanned the market. Instead of screening for setups each day, I screened for strength (52 week highs, doublers over 52 weeks, volume & price pops). These stocks create my universe list that I review each day for setups, in the stocks/groups that are the strongest. No longer trade C+ stocks with quality setups, but instead stay patient for the A+ stocks setup.

@NickDrendel @jmoneystonks do you draw VWAP off of the high bar for reclaim entries?

@jmoneystonks Agree completely, oops reversals, support gaps, and VWAP reclaims have been my entry tactic tools for the last two years.

@oratnek_ill @TradingHorror enjoy your holiday mate!

@TradingHorror @ms_ny_trader @ms_ny_trader @TradingHorror Japan is on a long holiday until May 6th, so I've been spending time with family and haven't been able to update the indicator. I'll try to get it updated soon🫡 And Thanks for the support, Lex10x🤝

Today's Watchlist 04/30/2026 (Sorted by Hybrid RS) LL-HL Structure 1st Pivot $EXTR $SGML $DK $DOW $SGHC $CF $DOCN $NEXT $LAC $LYB $CLVT $FSLY $AKAM $TIC $TTD $BTU $FROG $BUR $INTA LL-HL Structure 2nd Pivot $BE $EXTR $VIAV $CSTM $CRDO $MEOH $AGRO $APA $VRNS $CVLT $NET $TENB $AKAM $NTNX $TTD $BRBR LL-HL Structure Trend Line Break $PARR $CLMT $OLN $TRIP $CELH 21 EMA Structure $AAOI $LSCC $NN $FLS

@TradingHorror @oratnek_ill ok thanks. I think the 1st and 2nd extension are new to the scans but not the script just wondering how that was defined

@ms_ny_trader @oratnek_ill He has lots of tweets explaining it, but you can go to his indicator in TradingView and it's explained there.

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