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Swing Setups
Entry zones, invalidation levels, targets, and what actually makes a swing trade a swing trade.
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Entry Zones and Invalidation Levels
A real swing setup has a plan for being wrong BEFORE you ever place the trade.
2
Using ATR to Set Realistic Stops and Targets
A stop distance that makes sense for one stock can be way too tight (or way too loose) for another.
3
Risk:Reward - Why You Can Be Wrong More Than You're Right
A trader who's right only 40% of the time can still come out ahead - if the math is set up correctly.
4
Overextension: When a Move Has Gone Too Far, Too Fast
Even a genuinely strong stock can be a bad trade to START right this second, if it's already run too far.
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Catalysts: The 'Why Now' Behind a Setup
The best setups usually have an actual reason attached to them, not just 'the chart looks nice.'
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Reading the Swing Conviction Board
Now put everything in this track together and actually read the board like it was built to be read.