Those are pure degen lotto plays — no real analysis, just FOMO. That’s not what we’re doing here. We’re studying charts, analyzing order flow, and doing proper due diligence to find setups actually worth buying into.
When I evaluate swing trades, I focus on key indicators like the 200 EMA on both the 4-hour and daily charts. I assess future outlooks, recent earnings performance, and overall market sentiment. RSI, MACD, BB bands, you name it. I look into everything.
Take TSLA, for example — what’s the current order flow telling us? Can it break above $350, a key psychological level? Are there any catalysts lined up before the options expiry? Where’s the liquidity? Where was major support? Is the bullish trend sustainable, or are we seeing signs of reversal?
There are a lot of moving parts. Swings aren’t easy, especially in this current market environment. One comment from Trump can derail an entire trend. That’s why we keep studying, keep adapting, and never stop refining our process.
Before Trump’s tariff talk, swing trading was my bread and butter. I day traded small caps and spy/qqq But I’ve adapted. I pulled back from swinging due to how those policies shook the market. But we feel it's back.
Last year was a great year for swings. I banked pretty much every day. Hope we get to that bullish zone again. It's been great so far past 3-4 weeks or so.
