Bryan

Why I stopped listening to the noise and started focusing on just two things: Relative Strength and a quarterly Earnings PEG list. In a world of 24/7 financial news, the chart is the only thing that doesn't lie. Here’s how I keep it simple. 👇

@optionscjp Probably a glitch should be resolved by early morning

Overnight stocks tanking, what’s the headline?

@johntwhitt @DeItaone Better yet every minutes

@DeItaone Can someone tell him we DON’T need to hear from him Every fucking day?

TRUMP: WE NEED MORE TARIFFS

mr. market rn:

@DeItaone They need to raise it more and stop being conservative in a lockout rally

HSBC RAISES ITS S&P 500 YEAR-END 2026 TARGET FROM 7,500 TO 7,650 POINTS

Don't Let a Lockout Trend Build You Bad Habits Right now is not a normal market. $QQQ is near 5x ATR off its 21ema. Leaders are 5-10 extended. Someone buys a stock at 3+xATR off the 21ema today, and it pays. Someone chases an extended breakout, and it pays. Someone adds to a name already up 30% on the month, and it pays. That's worth sitting with, because it's where bad habits get built. This tape is rewarding behavior that in a normal market doesn't work most of the time. You're not learning in the average environment — you're learning in a lockout trend, the rare regime where the rubber band keeps stretching and rest bars get bought before they develop. It's helpful if you were already positioned. It's a problem if it starts shaping how you enter trades going forward. The risk isn't today. The risk is what you carry into the next tape — the normal one, which comes back eventually. If this market convinces you that 3xATR entries are fine, that chasing works, that pullbacks into rising 21dma-structure are optional — you're building habits that won't hold up when the regime shifts. Credit Spreads will reclaim structure at some point. VIX will expand. MCSI will roll. When it does, traders who drifted from their process during the easy phase are the ones who give back the cycle's gains. So the job here isn't just to make money. It's to make money without changing the playbook. Before each trade, a simple check: would I take this in a normal market? If not, size it like the exception or pass. Trim into strength. Let setups come on pullbacks into rising 21dma-structure. Don't add into extension. When experienced traders trim and talk about extension as information — that's not bearish posturing. It's protecting the playbook. They've seen this cycle. Discipline isn't really tested when it's hard to make money. It's tested when it's easy. This is the easy phase. The process you keep in place now is what carries you through the harder one later. The market pays for discipline across cycles. Worth deciding which trader you want to be in two years, and trading like that trader today.

The P&L screenshots are reaching a fever pitch today! Usually, that’s a signal to exit, but the setup looks too good, keep those stop losses tight!!

JUST IN: S&P 500 hits new all-time high

OK, this is getting a little nutty 😅

@TraderAryan I do the stocks analysis on the computer, but I do place my trade on the phone!!!

DO NOT trade on your phone. NEVER. Please, listen.

@AndrewHiesinger Good way to loss money fighting this trend

Puts just crossed Calls on $QQQ

Stocks are up, bonds yields are up, the $VIX is up... This is the most bullish market I’ve ever seen.

$QQQ just hit 10x ATR from the 50sma today. Something that didn't even happen during the dot com bubble!

@NickDrendel My brain says wait for consolidation or a pullback, but the tape says don't get left behind. Hard not to chase and not get fomo in this type of market

How I feel still buying things with $QQQ 10x its ATR from the 50 day for the first time in history.

I’ll be posting the rest of the watchlist chart later! Stay tuned!!

$BE textbook bounce right off the High Volume VWAP Anchored to April 14th, the bulls have been defending it perfectly.

Didn’t get a chance to post my weekly watchlist yesterday, but here it is, some are still actionable $VICR, $VIAV, $ATEN, $SKM, $BE, $TTMI, $LITE, $AMAT, $PL, $APLD