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Short, dated notes on swing trading and momentum stocks. Each one takes a single idea from our guides and applies it to a real situation, in a few minutes of reading.
New notes are added most days. Every note carries its date, so you always know when it was written and can follow the thread in order.
Momentum and relative strength
Stocks that hold up better than the market during weak weeks are often the first to move when the market turns. Here is how to see it on a chart.
Read the relative strength note · 2 min read
Candlestick reading
The same hammer candle can be a useful signal or pure noise. Where it forms matters far more than how perfect it looks.
Read the hammer note · 2 min read
Risk and position sizing
The price that proves your idea wrong should be known before you buy. Position size, reward-to-risk and the decision to trade at all are built on it.
Read the stop note · 2 min read
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Start with what swing trading is, learn the step-by-step method, then see how risk is capped before any entry.
Learn what momentum means, then build a disciplined screen that turns a thousand tickers into a short, readable watchlist.
Move from market structure to indicators and candlesticks, so every chart is read the same calm way.
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