Today’s $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ price action has the look of a potential reversal, similar to the July 17 bounce. I’ve already taken three positions and am considering a fourth. But there’s a second scenario to keep in mind: the bounce could fade over the next 3–4 days, followed by a move below today’s low, much like July 23. The key is your timeframe and entry quality. If your setup offers a tight entry with a clear invalidation level, the opportunity may still be worth taking. If you’re trading a short-term bounce, chasing after the initial move can leave you exposed if momentum fades. Don’t confuse a reversal signal with confirmation. Know your holding timeframe, define the level that invalidates your thesis, and ask whether the market is still offer
Tough week. $Bloom Energy Corp(BE)$ , via $Tradr 2X Long BE Daily ETF(BEX)$ , came close to stopping out the final tranche within a single session. I also got stopped out of $Cloudflare, Inc.(NET)$ on T+2 this week. If you’ve been struggling with recent entries, you’re not alone. With a few exceptions like $P, this has been a difficult market for everyone. The important part is not avoiding every loss. It’s staying disciplined when the market isn’t giving you much to work with. Successful trading is never a straight line. There will be uncertainty, setbacks, mistakes, and periods when even good setups fail. Keep going. Learn from every loss. Adapt to the market. Shar
Sometimes the best trade is simply watching the price action evolve until the setup becomes actionable. $Bloom Energy Corp(BE)$ is a great example. Over the past few weeks, I’ve gone through 6 separate thought processes with 0 trades and 0 stop losses, while price continues to build and prove its resilience beneath the base. The bigger setup remains a potential 3-month-high breakout/retest, with the stock still roughly 20% below its all-time high. Here’s how the setup evolved: 1️⃣ Sept. 17 — Higher low + bullish flag A second higher low followed the Sept. 3–8 +25% flag pole, but the move came on low RVOL. Not actionable, and the breakout eventually failed. 2️⃣ Sept. 22 — Higher low rebuild $BE reclaimed the 10-MA after the Sept. 18 plunge and option
$Nike(NKE)$ Monthly Chart + Quarterly EPS & Sales Growth YoY A look at how quarterly earnings and sales growth or deceleration can shape long-term stock performance. EPS: $0.48 vs. $0.44 expected ↳ Down 2% YoY Revenue: $11.21B vs. $11.33B expected ↳ Down 4% YoY EPS beat estimates, but revenue missed and both remain under pressure YoY. The monthly chart is where I’m watching to see whether the longer-term trend can stabilize. Markets are always moving - and sometimes, the best move is knowing what works for you. With Treasury yields, oil prices and rate expectations keeping markets on edge this week, investors are once again thinking carefully about where to position next. There’s no one-size-fits-all choice in investing — and the same goes for
$Everpure(P)$ is the one stock that really stands out to me again. The setup alongside the $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ wedge breakout on September 17 was clean: 📈 Wedge breakout 📈 Reclaimed all major moving averages 📉 ATR% extension from the 50-MA compressed from 10x → 2.6x in roughly a month That compression was the key. After getting massively extended, $P spent a month cooling off and resetting the structure before moving again on September 17. Then the breakout arrived. Me: “Dear God of Trading, it’s me again…” 😂🙏 Sometimes the market gives you the exact setup you’ve been waiting for. $P is one I’m paying very close attention to. 👀 Markets are always moving - and sometimes, the best move is knowing what works for