would be easier to read if my paragraph breaks stayed. Don’t know why it removes them.

Yesterday at the lows you commented to this…

If you mean that you bought SQQQ (shorted the Q’s) to fade the rally today & are wondering whether to book the quick profits or let it ride, my preference would be a stop at entry, today’s low (on SQQQ/high on QQQ), or somewhat above to assure profit and then let it ride as today’s hard fade of a big gain in the Q’s, assuming it sticks or gets built upon into the close today, is quite bearish IMO.

So you tell the member stay short with a stop at entry, then here you say you reversed long at that point. Why the mixed messages?

Yep. The bought the dip right where expected & that’s why I posted the setup for active traders to cover any QQQ or /NQ short & reverse it to long for a bounce trade exactly at the lows shortly before the close yesterday. Until both /NQ & QQQ solidly take out their 60-min uptrend lines as well as until AAPL & AMZN earnings are out of the way next week, I will continue to post more short-term analysis & trade ideas like that.The tech-heavy Nasdaq will likely continue to grind around until those two top-heavy leading tech stocks report next week, making the NDX more conducive to very short-term swing trading than typical swing or trend trading IMO.

Nothing’s changed…
It’s buy the dip in ’23.
Even after a one day mini drop.
All the “Magnificent 7” up 2 and 3 %.
Meta up almost 4%.