I think some people fail to see the main advantage of your service. I haven’t been here long but I learned there is MUCH more out there than SPY and QQQ.
About the broad markets, I think we are witnessing a bubble playing out. There are 2 ways of dealing with it, imo: stay out or get in and surf it knowing it may pop with little to no warning.

I don’t show a valid ticker (symbol) for HOGS in the US, just the LSE. I follow /HG (lean hogs futures) as well as COW (livestock ETN that holds both lean hogs & live cattle). I don’t have a very strong read on where they are headed from here but I’ve highlighted the uptrend line on the COW daily chart in some of the recent videos covering the ag. commodities and here’s my /HE 120-minute chart (6-months of trading history) with some levels as well as the COW daily chart.

The 8/10 NQ short triggered sell so what happened w/ that did he take take his own short signal where did he stop out?

I’ll agree that I underestimated the impact of the massive Fed intervention to prop up the major stock indices & while I’ve missed most (but not all, as I was bullish & long off the March lows) of the rally in the major stock indices, I’ve been doing very well trading many other sectors & asset classes with better R/R profiles & more constructive chart such as commodities, precious metals. Others might see the charts different & while I pointed out the case for the end of the correction & a rally off the March lows, not a single thing that I saw back then or can now see in hindsight indicated a rally of anywhere close to this magnitude in the major stock indices. I can’t catch every trade in every single sector, commodity, the broad market, etc.. so I focus on the setups that mesh with my style of technical & fundamental analysis & skip those that don’t. Plenty of fish to fry besides the major stock indices. If all you’re looking for are trade setups on the major stock indices & don’t care to trade other asset classes, sectors, or individual stocks, you’ll want to look elsewhere.

Agree — the bearish bias is enticing and seductive, to the point I lost a bunch holding our for drops that never came. Not only did I lose going short, there is lost opportunity cost in missing the run up.

Plenty of stocks that are beaten down so much, esp. everything travel which is gonna skyrocket when the time comes. Maybe not to the same levels they were in 2019, but still a lot of upside if you are patient.

Sure tech is overvalued but then look the other way, maybe some small to mid caps. Yes they eat shit now, earnings are down and recovery is painful, some will go bust, but it doesn’t mean they will be like this forever.

You think he’s been correct…he’s missed the last 1000 s&p points. If his call is technically based than nothing you’ve added is relevant and he’s been wrong, if its fundamentally based than he hasn’t factored the feds reaction correctly along w/ other market moving events – market analysis isn’t made in a vacuum so he has been wrong not he has been correct but…

To be fair, I think he has been correct but it seems every time the technicals are setup for a correction or trend change into a bear market the Fed steps in with an announcement or there is some vaccine news. Because the technicals are bearish and the fundamentals are very bad there is a lot of cash on the side lines or shorting. The vaccine news juices the markets and shorts have to cover. Meanwhile the money on the sidelines is missing out so it starts to step in. So what we have is a massive bubble forming. So how do you trade a bubble? How long can the bubble keep going? Ride the trend as long as it keeps going? His stance right now is the risk reward for being long is not good and its very aggressive to be short right now. I’m taking his advice. I have a large cash position and I’m short silver.