Strategy writeups and trading process notes. Entry tactics, base reading, sizing rules.
A guided tour of the weekly report. What's different from the daily, what each section sets up, and how to use the read to plan the coming five sessions.
A guided tour of the daily report. What each section means, what to look at first, and how to use the read to walk into the coming session with a plan.
A guided tour of the close report. What story stocks are, what the three classifications mean, and how to use the late-session read to set up the next trading day.
A single number that summarizes how favorable the broader market is for taking long swing trades right now. Five things go into it; the answer comes out as one composite score and one regime color.
The pipeline behind the reports. A personal pre-market scanner that does the screening, scoring, and regime read every trading day — so the morning starts with a written plan instead of a blank watchlist.
The third entry in the cycle and the most familiar — a multi-week consolidation at the rising EMAs, then a breakout on volume. The setup most traders know. The trick is the base count: by the third one, the trade is over.
The first pullback to the EMAs after a wedge pop, where the EMAs flip from resistance to support. Two to three sessions, low volume, clean stop — the cleanest add inside the cycle.
The first close above both EMAs after a downtrend. The highest R/R entry in the cycle, and the one most traders skip because it doesn't yet look like a trend.
Trend first. Leadership first. Regime first. Three filters that run before every entry decision — and the only reason the entries themselves work.
Every leading stock moves through the same four phases. Extension, contraction, expansion, extension. The job is to find names in contraction, before the next expansion fires.