Episode Overview Let's talk more about trailing stops with swing trading because the questions keep coming in on these and I think it is important to continue talking about as long as you all have questions about them. 🎧 Listen Now: Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon | YouTube Episode Highlights & Timestamps [0:07] IntroductionRyan opens the podcast by diving
Discretionary ETF (XLY) coiling above key breakout support. Bulls will need to hold this one in the coming days, to keep control. Technology ETF (XLK) Consolidation over the last five trading sessions still has tech sector holding key support. Robinhood (HOOD) coiling just below major resistance. Airbnb (ABNB) nearing a test of significant resistance that
Stock market pullback back lasted for the past two days. Using technical analysis, is now the time to buy the dip, or wait for stocks to sell off even further before considering buying stocks?
$PINS attempting to hold the long-term breakout support level. Â Â
Episode Overview Ryan talks about using trailing stops versus manual hard stops, and the benefits of the latter over the former. He also briefly talks about Jesse Livermore as a trader and whether his principles still applies today in swing trading. 🎧 Listen Now: Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon | YouTube Episode Highlights & Timestamps [0:07] IntroductionRyan kicks off
$F right up against declining resistance. Â Â
Episode Overview Should you hedge your positions in ETFS, or even stocks with index ETFs that go in the opposite direction of your positions? What are the benefits and downfall to doing this, plus Ryan addresses an easy way to avoid being stopped out prematurely from your swing trades. 🎧 Listen Now: Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon | YouTube
The stock market ripped higher following the FOMC Statement issued by Jerome Powell. The stock market soared, and from a technical analysis standpoint, the outlook looks good for stocks going forward. In this video, I provide my analysis on the SPY, QQQ and IWM ETF, as well as my outlook on the VIX index.
$BMBL pushing through the 200-day moving average and attempting to break out of its base here. Â Â
Lack of a breakout for $PYPL creating a headache for the chart as it is now forming a bearish wedge. Â Â