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How Long Will this Market Consolidate?

If you’ve been watching the S&P 500 or the NASDAQ lately, you’ve probably found yourself asking the same question I have: How long is this consolidation going to last? I get it. Take the September 2026 E-mini S&P 500 futures contract (ESU26) for example. We haven’t traded above the June 2 high or below the

3 Ways to Improve Your Stock Trading Plan

With stocks you’ve got literally thousands of tickers to choose from – across different sectors, countries, and market caps. That can feel exciting — but also overwhelming. So the question becomes: how do you narrow it down into something you can actually build a trading plan around? Here’s how I break it down — and

Leading vs. Lagging Goals in Your Trading

A 90 pound deadlift. That was my first exercise upon returning to my strength training routine this week. And there’s something really important that I noticed that I want you to bring to your trading: not all goals are created equal. I got braces about four months ago, and they kind of threw me for

Using Systems the Right Way in Your Trading

Check the dishwasher. That’s the first thing on my written to-do list each morning. A dishwasher is a system for cleaning dishes—or better yet, for keeping dirty dishes out of the way. Just like that system exists in day-to-day life, there are systems in your trading too. Here’s how you can use them the right

Indicators, Alerts, and Scanners: What’s the Difference?

Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! That’s honestly what it can feel like when you first come into trading and start hearing about all the digital tools that can help you. And I’m not just talking about the charts themselves. I mean the tools that go beyond the chart to help you find opportunities

What Is a Trading Plan? (And Why It Matters More Than You Think)

You’ve probably heard this before: “You need a trading plan.” And if you’re like a lot of traders I talk to, you might be thinking: “I have one… kind of.”“I know my setups in my head, that counts, right?”“I wrote something down once, but I don’t really follow it.” Most traders think they have a

Don’t Mistake a Pause for the End of the Trend

A market that had been climbing steadily suddenly starts moving sideways. Maybe it gives back a little ground. The candles become choppier, and before long it’s tempting to think, “Well, I guess that’s the end of that trend.” Sometimes that’s true. But many times, a healthy trend is simply taking a breather before it continues.

Making Forecasts at Ticker Request Live

One of the projects I’ve been working on recently is reviewing forecasts from earlier Ticker Request Live broadcasts. It started because I’m reteaching and updating some of my forecasting material, but as I went back through those sessions, something else caught my attention. I realized just how many live forecasts had been made over the

What’s Really Driving Your Trading?

I’m 3 months into my braces journey, 17 months go to. While they are doing their job of fixing my teeth alignment to prevent jaw injuries like the one I had back in January, that just addresses the bones. There’s a whole other side – the muscles – which requires physical therapy to address. I

Dinner Decisions and Your Trading

One of the unexpected banes of adulthood is figuring out what’s for dinner. Every. Single. day. I’ve attempted to plan things out before, but I think I finally cracked the code in a way that’s actually going to work. As I was putting it together, I realized the same idea applies really well to trading.

Where Does Your Trading Time Really Go?

I don’t know about you, but when summer rolls around, there’s this air of relaxation that bubbles up, even when there’s still plenty to do. Work, jobs, businesses, household matters…they’re all still there. But it’s kind of a nice relief from the stress of the “academic” year. When it comes to our life and our

Just Because You Drew a Trendline Doesn’t Mean It Still Matters

One of the first things traders learn in technical analysis is how to draw a trendline. That’s a valuable skill, but there’s another lesson that doesn’t get nearly as much attention: knowing when a trendline has stopped being useful. I see charts all the time that are filled with trendlines drawn weeks or even months

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