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Seasonally, we're hitting a pretty favorable zone for the next few days and it gets more so as we move into later in the month. Cycled down into a nice oversold zone on the 2-hour chart.

My Nasdaq cycle looks the most favorable (over ES / RTY) for today again -- so far the pre-market futures action supports this.

I see where the buy set-up was. This is one of my buddies' automated signals. Sometimes you get some false ones but this looks good so far.

My cycles didn't line up today so keeping my ETFs but not trading the equity futures.

There are days of the year that are historically weak or strong. Today just happened to be one of those weak days.

I had today as a seasonally weak day (Stock Trader's Almanac) so given yesterday's move, not surprising for us to pull back here.

Hey -- just a few suggestions. Someone above suggested sentimentrader.com which is a good site -- you need a lot of stuff outside of Thinkorswim for using sentiment. If you google investor sentiment, you'll see some ideas. Also, I see you're using 4 hour charts but you have them on the...

“Stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau." - Irving Fisher

Valid question, Overnight!

I don't want to hijack Andrea's thread here so this is my last post on this thread but the point is it seems like you don't know if it's you or your strategy.

Why isn't your win rate / return better? Maybe we'll actually get somewhere in this discussion when YOU answer THAT question.

If so, buy the dip.

Best of luck to you. How would you describe your process? What is the biggest mental shift that you have made and any that are left to make?

For sure. This market is melting up.

Yes -- I think Nas represents relative value right now because of the run-up in small caps.

Overnight: Keep your head up! I just keep failing forward.

I think it's time to "HODL" our long positions (to use a term from the bitcoin true believers).

Dang it, Gaslight! You're going to eliminate my edge here! :sneaky:

How much more bullish can I get?

That moment I realize I'm not bullish enough.