Nice,
Made a few % on SQQQ. I bought at the close yesterday and got stopped out in the morning.

Shorted F yesterday because it had a fairly quick and steady climb to the 200ma. Stop in for a 6% gain

https://i.imgur.com/lzsoNau.jpg

I was stopped out of AMZN for a small gain.

still holding WEAT. A divergent low followed by a short trendline break.

Still holding JO. A divergent low followed by a parabolic downward trendline break.

Still heavy into UNG. Purchased some more this morning. Up about .75%

Took a quick shot on some SPY calls expiring today. Locked in 50% (this was more gambling than investing. Although the pricicples are similar to what Randy teaches, just massively agreesive. $0.08 was the low that was hit 5 times. Then a new low of $0.07 was hit while the RSI and PPO was increasing. The real key is to know when to get out. I didn’t want to get greedy so I thought 50% is good enough

https://i.imgur.com/iyz7nlo.jpg

I stated in the final video (I believe it was) yesterday that, regarding the stock indexes, I have moved from swing trading mode ($NDX & $RUT off the bottom of the trading ranges to the price targets hit yesterday) to active trading mode as I suspect the indexes will be more conducive to active trading (long & short) than swing trading in the very near-term (days to possibly weeks).

While we’ve had some very bullish development on the 60m & daily charts in recent weeks, we are still in a bear market by nearly all metrics plus, there is very significant resistance just overhead with the indexes somewhat overbought in the near-term. Translation: We are likely to see some back & forth swing that could be profitable for experienced & nimble active traders while typical swing & trend traders are likely to get frustrated by the back & forth grind, if that is what we get.

Same. Nat gas is at long-term support, most likely pounding out a bottom. As long as it remains in the long-term support zone (on the $NATGAS daily/weekly charts), I think the R/R remains skewed to the long side, despite the recent powerful downtrend. Also, while it might not be going up yet, it has pretty much stopped going down which means the momentum indicators are turning up.

I can (and did) do one better: That trade was posted yesterday. See the first 15m chart of /NQ below. I clearly posted (and stated in the video) that I closed my /NQ long & went short and my price targets were laid out on that 15-minute chart posted yesterday. Arrow breaks denote levels/price targets in which a reaction is likely upon the initial tag. https://rightsideofthechart.com/nq-qqq-pullback-targets-1-12-23/

You have to have a trading plan in advance: What you are going to buy (or short), where you are going to enter the trade, and where you are going to exit the trade, right (profit target) or wrong (stop-loss)… plus how much to put into the trade, why you are taking it, etc..