The stock market faces a major week of volatility and price swings with the FOMC Statement. This in addition to earnings coming from Meta, Apple, Google and Amazon that will be sure to rock the stock market for better or worse. I'll be going over the selling seen on Monday and whether it is indicative
Episode Overview Trading alone can have its whole set of challenges and ramifications from a mental standpoint and how it affects us in our trading decisions. 🎧 Listen Now: Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon | YouTube Episode Highlights & Timestamps [0:07] IntroductionRyan kicks off the episode by addressing an email from a listener named Boomer, who is struggling to
S&P 500 (SPY) and Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) both made major moves via technical analysis when broke through their declining trend lines on their respective charts. These trend-lines go back over a year, and this is the first time that these ETFs have managed to break through!
$SPY 5 min intraday pullback only a 23.6% retracement from Thursday lows to Monday highs. Needs $395-7 to make it a meaningful one. Â Â
Episode Overview How does one deal with the frustrations that are typically unrelenting as a trader? Ryan details some of his own frustrations that he has experienced so far this year in 2023 as a trader, and what he is doing to overcome them. 🎧 Listen Now: Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon | YouTube Episode Highlights & Timestamps [0:07]
Resistance on $VIX continues to kick price back down. The 8th straight successful attempt this year alone and 11th overall. Â Â
Watch the $SLB rising trend-line off of the September lows. If it fails to bounce there, possible support from November, holds, but I wouldn’t count on it.  Â
SPY ETF was saw price get rejected at its key declining trend line. The S&P 500 could not continue the rally with year long resistance overhead. In this video I provide my latest technical analysis on the SPY ETF and S&P 500.
$GME so far is simply back testing previous support (now resistance). Â Â
Episode Overview How can you just look at the chart and tell if a stock is overbought or oversold? How can traders use indicators like stochastics or RSI in multiple time frames to gain a better understanding of the stock one is looking to swing trade? Ryan Mallory covers this in this podcast episode. 🎧