🚨 JJ Simon @itsjjsimon has one trade he takes every day at the 9:30 open When the session opens, overnight orders get filled and big players come in That rush of volume creates a fast unfair move He treats the opening price as fair price Then he trades in the direction of the first candle But only when two things line up 🎯 The move agrees with his higher time frame bias And the first candle breaks the structure of the candles before it His bias is simple He expects the market to reverse what it did in the last 6 to 12 hours The numbers are fixed 38 point take profit 25 point stop loss If the opening candle is bigger than 25 points he cuts his size in half and doubles both levels to 76 and 50 One trade One quick move Then he is done Full episode 👇

Two traders took the same trade. One moved his stop to breakeven after a small move. He got stopped out, then watched price run to his target. The other left his stop where his plan put it.

350%+ IN ONE YEAR. VERIFIED. FIVE EDGES ON ONE PULLBACK. Two-time US Investing Champion @JLawStock walks through a Google trade most traders would have sold. On August 1st, the S&P 500 gapped down and broke below its 20-day moving average. Google fell with it. For most traders, that’s a reason to get out. For J Law, it was the entry. “This pullback is actually a wonderful buying opportunity.” Google has a beta above one, so it should have fallen harder than the market. It fell less. And while the index broke its 20 MA, Google pulled back right to its own and held. That told him the selling wasn’t about Google. It was the market dragging everything down. From there, he breaks down the five edges he stacked on a single pullback: - Relative strength against the S&P 500 - A trendline that flipped from resistance to support - The 20 MA holding while the index broke below it - Volume drying up after a huge post-earnings surge - A horizontal resistance level that broke out and flipped into support Then he shows exactly where the stop goes, how it sets his position size, and why the trade offered around 2% risk against a 9%+ first target. But the chart only gets you into the trade. J Law says no stock sustains a long-term uptrend without real growth behind it, and that’s the part most chart traders skip. The full episode covers his complete RS strategy, the other examples he walks through, and how he judges whether a company still has the growth to keep a trend going. 👇Full episode

Your trade goes against you, so you add more to get a better average price. It drops again. You add again. Now one bad trade is the biggest position you have ever held.

🚨 Gianluca Bruni went through three kinds of trading before he made it First he traded on his own judgment with no fixed rules He lost money Then he moved to mechanical trading with clear rules for every trade That is what made him profitable Then he added statistics on top 📈 That is what put him on the podium many times But he is very clear about one thing Statistics will not fix a losing strategy What they do is take a strategy that already works and make it much stronger So the order matters First build something that works Then use the numbers to push it further Full episode 👇