Stop Trading When the Market Looks Like This

📰 In This Issue…

The market has been in a correction, which means it simply wasn’t the right time to participate.
When the market pulls back, most stocks pull back too — and I made this Nvidia vs Nasdaq 100 chart to show how closely they move together.

I’ll share the full, detailed slides in an upcoming email, but here’s the core idea:

📌 When Should You Trade?

For Long-Term Investors

The two best moments to buy long-term positions are:

• After a deep market correction

• When the general market pulls back to the 50-day moving average

For Swing Traders

The same rules apply:

• After a deep correction

• When the market pulls back to the 20–50 day moving averages

🚫 When NOT to Trade

If the general market is under the 20-day moving average, you’ll notice:

• 9 out of 10 trades fail

• Even good setups fall apart

• Your account takes unnecessary damage

In these conditions, it’s better to sit out than fight the trend.

📈 Today’s Market Outlook

Today’s issue is mostly swing trades.
Long-term investors should sit tight and wait for those big opportunities that only show up a few times a year.

🏆 Top Setup of the Day

$LAC ( ▲ 2.61% ) - Swing trade

Lithium has been one of the strongest industries recently, with names like $SGML ( ▲ 33.33% ) , $LAC ( ▲ 2.61% ) , $SLI ( ▲ 11.14% ) up over 100%+ in the last few weeks.

Metals don’t follow the general market the same way tech does — which makes them a great place to find strength during market pullbacks.

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