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Waiting for the dust to settle after a correction often means missing the next wave of leaders. Jim Roppel, a seasoned market timer, shares his strategy: focus on relative strength, new high lists, and critically, blowout earnings from 'unknown' names that appear post-follow-through day. These are the stocks poised...

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Selling into strength is another topic we've gotten tons of questions around. Hopefully this 10 minute video answers them for you: — Main takeaways: 1) Stage 1 & 2 traders should have hard rules about when to sell stocks at different % gain levels. For example, you should be selling 1/3 at your average gain, another 1/3 at x multiple of your risk, and the final on a break below the 21-sma (2 closes below). 2) You always need to be on the lookout for extensions from key moving averages Oliver Kell has done a lot of work on daily & weekly extension counts, and using this to guide when he sells into strength. Some other guidelines to think about: → 10% from 10-day → 20% from 21-day → 50% from 50-day → 100% from 200-day Of course, these levels are highly dependent on the stock's character. If it's normal for the stock to extend 20% of the 21-day, there's no need to sell. But if it's 50% above, and it hasn't done this in 10 years, then it's probably smart to lock some in and take advantage of the strength. 3) When it feels "too easy". This is not a tangible sell rule, but is one you can follow when you're up a ridiculous amount in a short period of time — ultimately when you're making so much money that it doesn't feel sustainable. These types of runs happen from time to time, and locking in gains when this is the case will only help your equity curve. 4) % Up In a single session rules or other technical patterns. Many traders like Leif Soreide take advantage of massive upside bars to lock in partial gains. Look for: → 10% up in a single session → Major earnings reaction bars → Upside exhaustion moves (up 12/15 days in a row) → Breach of upper channel/trendline — At the end of the day, selling is an art that you'll continue to perfect as time goes on. It'll never be 100% accurate, but implementing some of the rules above, you're better prepared to capture the strength the market is gifting you. As they say, you either sell into strength or you sell into weakness.

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I spent and hour of my Saturday reviewing hundreds of charts. These are the setups that stood out and what you should focus on this week Friday changed the tone of this market. The AI trade is under pressure. Software is pulling back. Relative strength is starting to stand out. $GOOGL held up. $AAPL barely cracked. $C continues to show strength while growth stocks unwind. Here’s the watchlist and recording: $SPX: One of the ugliest days we've seen in months. Closed near the lows after breaking the 20-day. 7330-7290 is the first support zone. Below that opens 7273 and potentially 7150. $QQQ: Nearly 5% down on Friday. AI leadership is under pressure. Watching 695 support closely. $IWM: Back to 280 support. Watching whether this becomes a swing low or just another bounce that gets sold. $BTC: Still under pressure. Failed reclaim of the 200-day. No clear setup here. $SMH: Nearly 9% down Friday. Semis finally cracked. Watching for either a relief bounce or continuation lower. $MSFT: Failed after briefly reclaiming the 200-day. Still holding trend support but needs buyers soon. $AAPL: One of the stronger mega caps. Technical damage is limited compared to the rest of the market. Worth watching. $GOOGL: One of the better-looking charts. Holding the earnings gap and showing relative strength. Above 373 could trigger a relief move. $AMZN: Broke the 50-day and looks vulnerable. Could see a move toward the 200-day near 232. $NVDA: Momentum has faded. Sitting on the 50-day near 203. Must hold. $TSLA: Significant technical damage. Lost the 200-day, 50-day, 20-day, and 9-day. Needs major repair work. $META: Still holding the lower end of its range. 600 remains the key level. $AMD: Looks like it wants to fill the gap lower. Semis remain under pressure. $AAPL: Relative strength remains notable. One of the few mega caps still acting well. $NFLX: Quiet relative strength. Not an easy trade, but worth noting. $LLY: Strong healthcare leadership. Above 1165 opens another attempt at highs. Must hold 1100. $JPM: Financials are starting to show relative strength. $C: One of the stronger bank charts. Pullback remains very controlled. $WFC: Held up well and continues to show relative strength. $GS: Large engulfing pullback. Watching for stabilization. $GE: Rotational strength worth monitoring. $CROX: Continues to hold the 9-day and trend higher. Relative strength stands out. $SNOW: Pulling back into the 9-day after earnings. Watching for support. $DDOG: Pulling back with software but still one of the stronger charts in the group. $PLTR: Rejected at the 200-day. Needs more work. $IBM: Back below the 9-day. Harder chart for now. $DELL: Pulling back into the 9-day after earnings. Watching for buyers to step in. $HOOD: Pulling back into range support. $CRWD: Watching 670 as a potential support area after earnings. $NET: Backtesting the 9-day. One of the better software recovery stories. $BE: Still consolidating near highs. No major damage yet. $MU: Sharp pullback. Watching for a bounce near current levels. $WDC: Big pullback after a huge run. $SNDK: Pulling back but no major technical damage yet. Watching closely. Overall theme: Friday changed the character of the market. The focus shifts from chasing momentum to identifying what held up during the selloff. $GOOGL, $AAPL, $C, $WFC, $CROX, and select software names are showing the best relative strength. For now, caution is warranted. Let the market prove it wants to bounce before getting aggressive.

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