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@TheProfInvestor What about stocks that are below 200 week SMA like NOW? Better to wait till 200 week SMA is reclaimed?

As a Long term investor I have to do two things: FIRST Find horizontal support Plot 200 Week Moving Average Buy strong companies right there. $AMAT tested 200 Week SMA in April 2025. It is up 400% since $AAPL tested 200 Week SMA in April 2025. It is up 80% since $NVDA tested 200 Week SMA in Oct 2022. It is up 1700% since $AMD tested 200 Week SMA in May 2025. It is up 400% since SECOND Watch for strong companies to reclaim that 200 Week SMA. You want to buy the reclaim. $INTC reclaimed 200 Week SMA in Sept 2025, it is up 300% since $MU reclaimed 200 Week SMA in April 2025, it is up 1400% since Nobody tells you this but I will: You can buy the 200 Week SMA, if it spends below that for few weeks - you want to exit and sit back until the 200 week is reclaimed. Then you try again. There is no shame in trying few times. $MSFT $CVX $HD $NFLX at near 200 Week SMA.

@spluscollective Thannk you!!

@spluscollective Thank you for sharing this. What is the indicator that you have that is showing the AVWAP indicator name and whether it is bullish or bearish?

$ROKU This is not what I wanted. My DCA only began recently, wish we got more accumulation phase before these kinds of news. It is what it is!!! A good company for whoever is buying them. Ads will print.

Something I need to say. This account isn't a brand. Not a course funnel. Not a setup to sell you anything later. I have a full-time job. I trade. I plan. And somehow I find time to post every single day — every buy, every sell, every chart, every thesis. Free. Why? Because nobody did it for me when I started. And it cost me 70% of my wealth to learn the hard way. I'd rather you not. If this work has helped you make money, here's what I'll ever ask: 1. Repost the calls that worked for you. 2. Tag someone who needs to see this account. 3. Hit the bell so you don't miss the next one. That's it. No money. No DM. Just engagement — because the algorithm doesn't care how good the calls are. It only cares who's sharing them. Thank you to everyone who's already been doing it. I see every repost. It's the only reason this account is growing. My commitment to you: I'll keep posting. I'll keep teaching. And we'll keep building this together — the slow, honest way. WE will make millions together Now back to the charts.

@801010athlete How far from 4 ema do you trim?

Trim those 4ema extensions kids, this my best trim method. $DELL

@anandragn Very nice article!! Well articulated

@ProblemSniper Thank you for sharing. Great trade!!

SWING TRADE IDEA FOR FEBRUARY: $CRWV 125C 2/20 2 or lesser. $AMD January swing currently at 3 to 25. 👋🏽 Like and repost with thoughts about what you think about this one.

@ohiain Veey well said. I know all this but I cannot explain this better.

One of the most common things I see newer traders fixate on is entry tactics. "ORH breakouts, VWAP reclaims, pivot breaks, moving average trails." and on the surface, these look like the “secret sauce,” and I understand why, because they’re concrete, repeatable, and easy to copy. but after years in the market, I’ve learned that entry tactics are the shallowest layer of a much deeper process. They matter, but only in context, and without that context, they’re nothing more than mechanical actions with no real edge behind them. Early in my own trading journey, I fell into the same trap. I tried to copy entries exactly as I saw them online... buy the ORH, stop at LOD, trail with the 9 EMA. Sometimes it worked, and when it did, I thought I’d finally “figured it out.” But more often than not, the trades failed, and I couldn’t explain why. the problem wasn’t the tactic, but it was that I didn’t understand when and why that tactic should be used. I was copying outcomes without copying the thinking that led to those outcomes. What most people miss is that entry tactics are simply tools, not strategies. An ORB works best in a strong environment with expanding breadth and real momentum. A VWAP reclaim is powerful when it aligns with higher timeframe structure and real institutional participation. Pivot breaks require compression, positioning, and a reason for price to accelerate, and when you strip those tactics of their environment and psychology, they lose their edge entirely. the work that rarely gets shown, happens before the entry. It’s understanding the environment. Is the market trending or choppy? Are we in expansion or contraction? Are leaders behaving well or distributing? Is volatility supportive of momentum trades or mean reversion? These questions dictate which entry tactic even makes sense. The same ORB that works beautifully in a trending tape will destroy you in a range bound one. there's also a psychological layer that’s often ignored. Conviction doesn’t come from memorizing a rule; it comes from earning trust in a process through repetition. You don’t build that trust by blindly copying. You build it by studying hundreds of charts, taking trades, reviewing them honestly, and refining what works for you. until you do that work, you won’t know when to press, when to pass, or when to cut quickly. You’ll hesitate, second guess, and override rules at the worst possible moments, not because you’re undisciplined, but because you lack conviction. That’s why I’m cautious when people ask me, “What entry do you use?” The honest answer is it depends. I use different entry tactics in different environments, on different setups, and at different points in a trade lifecycle. Sometimes I want early confirmation, sometimes I want patience, and sometimes I want to buy strength; other times I want to buy the first pullback. The tactic is chosen depending on the environment. what I wish I understood sooner is that copying the surface features of someone else’s trading will never produce the same results. You can buy the same ORH, use the same stop, and trail the same moving average, but without also imitating the years of development, the conviction built through losses, and the personalization of the system, the results will be completely different. Trading is not about finding the perfect entry, but it’s about understanding why an entry works, when it’s appropriate, and how it fits into a broader process. Without that foundation, entry tactics become random, but with it becomes an edge. That’s the difference between copying a strategy and actually becoming a consistent trader!

@ohiain @RealSimpleAriel Yes we want to see like this from you too @ohiain

@RealSimpleAriel I might start doing this, loving these monthly recaps! Thanks for sharing, Ariel.

Monthly Recap: November 2025 36% win rate. 10wins/ 18losses/ 2 open positions A thread covering all of my monthly trades with some thoughts 🧵 If you learned something please feel free to share it with your fellow traders 👍 + ♻️

@Venu_7_ @finviz_com I am trying to use the scanner settings you shared but it is returning around 250 stocks. I see that your criteria returned only 55 stocks? What am i missing?

Top 20 Relative Strength names that are showed up in my Scanner $ONDS $GRAL $LITE $THC $AVGO $MODG $PACS $CIEN $ARMN $TXG $ADPT $COHR $COMM $ARWR $USFD $TSN $TERN $GOOG $GOOGL $VRDN

@Venu_7_ @finviz_com Can you share your scanner settings?

@anandragn @tradingview TSLA

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@SRxTrades @grok make a single importable list for trading view from tickers in this post

Leading and emerging themes list: Semis: $AMD $LRCX $MU $AVGO $ARM $POET Data Centers $CIFR $IREN $HUT $APLD $HIVE $BITF AI Infrastructure: $NBIS $SNOW $CRWV AI Software: $SOUN $PATH Aerospace: $AVAV $RKLB $ASTS $JOBY $ACHR Autonomy: $TSLA $GOOGL $UBER $PONY $WRD Blockchain: $COIN $CRCL $BMNR Robotics: $RR $SYM batteries: $ENVX $QS $BE $AMPX

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@anandragn Great insight. What rules do you follow for riding the trends?

The beauty of riding trends with strict rules is that even when stocks broke down yesterday afternoon, you’d still have been better off managing risk calmly than panic-selling on Friday. Some monster stocks only broke Friday’s lows this morning, while others aren’t even close, still holding strong, some even higher. Like always, context matters, like the stocks you hold matter. Until we get more data, it’s not all doom and gloom, even if it feels that way right now.

@SimpleSwings monthly candle did not close yet

$TSLA - One for the textbooks!✍️ Monthly breaking out after YEARS of consolidation acting as a spring that finally starting to snap... Shorts have tried to drag this down multiple times yet they were always met with a higher low Institutional funds are loading up as owning this will not be up for debate at their end of year review. The robotics race is upon us, many will sell too early.

@lonextrades what is the trading view indicator in this chart for showing ADR?

Qullamaggie Setups to Study: $TWLO June 15 2020 "TWLO another one - you have a big move, chops around for a bit, goes sideways in a choppy range, finds support on the rising 20 day, starts building a range, tight range, puts in a narrow candle and then breaks out on higher volume. Now obviousuly most of the time you can't kind of determine early in the day it's gonna have higher volume. But espeically if you're trading large and mid cap stocks, they always have volume. You don't need to worry about it. And look at what it did." - Qullamaggie All lines/annotations are exactly as Qullamaggie drew them.

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@anandragn I sold on fade as it hit my SL. what is your SL?Just curious to know what the correct support level is

$CRCL Basically Longed the fade, cause the setup was already there...

$CRCL After dropping 60% since this day has put in a decent bottom thus far... Have a position that I would likely size up if it continues to act well. $COIN