10 Min E-Learning Clip
First 10 Min of the July 14 Members E-Learning
First 10 Min of the July 14 Members E-Learning
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ORIG/Long (Oil gas drilling) ORIG is now set up for our Bullish Pinball Strategy starting with the hammer on July 7, followed by consolidating Doji’s that did create a slight high followed by a low on the 13th that closed with a hammer candle, and then yesterday bullish follow-through over the T-Line and the recent high with about 18% to the Pinball Strategy target.
ORIG Trading Plan (Entry, Stop, Target) Click Here
Something to think about:
Rule #15 Patience
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One of Today’s Featured Trade Ideas
ORIG/Long (Oil gas drilling) ORIG is now set up for our Bullish Pinball Strategy starting with the hammer on July 7, followed by consolidating Doji’s that did create a slight high followed by a low on the 13th that closed with a hammer candle, and then yesterday bullish follow-through over the T-Line and the recent high with about 18% to the Pinball Strategy target.
ORIG Trading Plan (Entry, Stop, Target) Click Here
Possible entry plan idea: The buy box $4.70 – $5.05
Possible stop plan idea: A close below T-Line
Possible target area: $5.30-ish, $5.75-ish
Something to think about:
Rule #15 Patience
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OSK/Long (Truck Manufacturing) OSK is what we call a Pinball setup/strategy. After an extended downtrend, OSK printed a hammer on July 7 followed by the next three days consolidating within the hammer. Then yesterday, the Bulls showed their presence closing above the T-Line. We bought OSK yesterday near the close at $41.70, and our plan is about a 10% profit.
OSK Trading Plan (Entry, Stop, Target) Click Here
Something to think about:
Rule #14 – Trade the chart, not the news commentators.
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ADTN/Long (Technology/Communication) Rounded Bottom Breakout pattern, double bottom, scoop pattern. Earnings Wednesday
ADTN Trading Plan (Entry, Stop, Target) Click Here
Something to think about:
Rule #13 – What goes up must come down.
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