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Jay
@vstocks7
Stocks on my focus list | Equity swing & position stock trading the USIC ‘26
Katılım Mart 2021
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A record month with still open positions in $AAOI $AMZN $ARM $DELL $DOCN $IGV $LITE $MU $NVDA $PL and a short in $AXTI.
Second best April for the S&P 500 of ALL TIME!!
Not sure how the market follows this up, but it was suer incredible to experience it!
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@SimonB1120 @RealSimpleAriel I use @RealSimpleAriel’s Theme Tracker which is available to anyone inside Market Pulse, @Deepvue, and many scanners I’ve created my self through TradingView. I’d be happy to make a video one of these weekends going over my scanners and how to build them.
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@vstocks7 @RealSimpleAriel What is your scanner to find these setups?
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4/29/2026 Watchlist Video
Got some positive feedback in @RealSimpleAriel's group so thought I'd try something new & post this here. Hope you enjoy.
$RKLB $AAOI $ALB $AMPX $APLD $BE $BP $CIEN $CRML $CRWV $IGV $LAC $LITE $NBIS $PARR $USAR $VRT $XBI
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PR month. Recovered my -$51k January. Green on the year. Poor job of risk management and slipping into old habits on the last 4 days of the month. Excited for next month. I know what I need to work on.
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Can’t forget @MartyChargin @AmeetRai @RichardMoglen @RGV_TRADES @DividedChamp @klazarovbg and still so many others. With lots of historical model book stock setup examples, AND you get access to @RealSimpleAriel’s Theme Tracker which is a game changer for scanning emerging themes & groups, market breadth, pre market and after hours movers, price setups and much more.
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I 100% recommend joining Market Pulse, especially if you work full time! So much talent in there and even some great speakers like @RealSimpleAriel @NickDrendel @Clement_Ang17 @CFlanders7 @801010athlete @ConnorJBates_ @TedHZhang @Peoplewish @SteveDJacobs @mindofzen_ @LumberjackTradr @Sr71BlackBrd and I know I’m missing so many others. I really appreciate your kind words, and with extremely hard work all these great traders are just proof that it’s possible to have a lasting career in the markets.
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Uncharted Territory Quote of the Day.
“A shakeout to setup is more bullish than a clean breakout. When the stock flushes weak hands, breaks the moving average, then reclaims and tightens — that is the highest-quality entry there is.”
- Clement Ang @Clement_Ang17
Cool that the system generated a quote from you man!
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Watchlist for 4/30/2026
Market pushing to new highs overnight. Heading into tomorrow's open with cautious optimism — we're getting extended at the index level, so the focus shifts to dips on key leaders rather than chasing strength.
$PARR – one more push into $66 could be a decent buy spot
$AAOI – Nice flag, watching for flag break.
$AEHR – watching for break of inside day to upside.
$NE – Slow but 20MAuR tomorrow can give us a good entry
$FSLY – watching for inside day breakout
$DOCN – opening shakeout can be a buy opp. This stock like to do it more often.
$ALB – double inside day. Watching a breakout
$BW – Holding 10WMA , watching for today hod break.
$APLD, $XNDU, $CRML, $CCJ, $SKM
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@ohiain “Sometimes you need to shut the fuck up and listen to the ones who know what they’re talking about” - @markminervini
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I think one of the most underrated ways to progress in any field (especially trading) is learning how to ask really good questions to people who are already where you want to be.
Most people ask lazy questions they could solve with five minutes of effort, then wonder why they get surface-level answers.
Thoughtful questions show curiosity, humility, and that you’ve already done some work on your own.
Instead of asking “How do I make money trading?” ask, “What was your turning point to finding consistency in the markets?” or “What mistakes kept you stuck the longest and how should I avoid them?” etc.
Good questions can collapse years of trial and error into one conversation...if you’re willing to listen and ask.
Get nitty gritty and ask good questions!
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This is the worst day the markets endured all month.
$QQQ -0.8%
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When the Wednesday highs started breaking, Ariel Hernandez was already watching the right stocks.
He explains how group rotation reveals new leadership early — cybersecurity names leading the pack, birds of a feather moving together before the crowd catches on. Specific tickers, specific timing.
The next cycle's leaders announce themselves. Most traders just aren't listening.
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@Peoplewish Great post. I feel like I was meant to see this today for a good reason or reminder
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As risk managers, we have to manage risk both on and off the screens.
The same way we cut losers quickly and never let them spiral out of control, we need to protect our relationships, health, safety, and the well-being of the people we care about from the risks that can do the most real damage.
Risk on the screens and risk off the screens can feed each other if left unchecked.
If you’re serious about managing risk in the markets, you have to allocate real attention to risk management in every other area of life that matters.
You may be hyper-focused on protecting your account, avoiding drawdowns, and dodging negative tail events in the market. But if your attention to risk isn’t balanced, you may unknowingly increase the odds of a black swan somewhere else in your life, whether that’s your health, relationships, family, or mental state.
At times, I catch myself managing portfolio risk with more discipline than I manage risk in the rest of my life, and my wife’s usually the one to remind me.
Think of her as my automatic IRL <0.1% stop loss.
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Once you’ve gained financial freedom relative to your needs through the markets, or whatever else you’re doing, the next level may not be finding more edge in that thing.
It may be taking a breather and making sure everything else that matters is healthy.
It may not be waiting until the end to enjoy the fruits of your labor. Maybe the healthiest approach is learning to enjoy them, in moderation, all the way up.
It’s okay to treat yourself along the way. And if that’s not really your thing, it’s okay to treat the people you love too.
Maybe that is part of developing edge around the rest of your life, so when the time comes, you can actually enjoy the fruits of your labor with the people you love for a long time.
Or maybe the reason you haven’t reached financial freedom yet is because poor risk management everywhere else in your life keeps bleeding into the one area where you’re trying to build it.
A person who only manages risk in their career may eventually find themselves with everything they thought they wanted, but no one left to share it with, or unable to fully enjoy it because they neglected themselves along the way.
Just like we build balanced portfolios to protect ourselves from single-company, sector, or theme-specific tail risk, a more global, whole-life approach to risk should take priority.
There’s no point protecting the account if you blow up everything else around it, and it's most certainly impossible to see the forest when you're headbutting a tree.
-🚽thoughts
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I'm no where near where I want to be from a trading/swing trading skill yet but the psychological side of executing trades is where I need to grow the most.
All hindsight (I know, I know) but there have been some amazing charts and plays to have been made
$AMD (67%)
$INTC (236%)
$ON (78%)
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Milestone on the account added the extra comma this week. Gave back a chunk today on SQQQ, MXL and AMD.
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