How to trade what you see in the midst of volatility

A major opportunity is at hand (This is not 2021)

February 3, 2022: How to trade what you see in the midst of volatility — A major opportunity is at hand Some say Facebook and Amazon caused the pull back yesterday. Others say it's the retail sector. While that analysis is helpful for longer-term positioning, why focus on it for swing trading that has the power to beat the S&P annual return in just one trade? On Tuesday we looked at the QQQ with the goal to predict the path based only on the most popular indicators: the 50-day and the 200-day moving averages. Here's the path outlined on that day:

Here we are two days later in the pre-market before the rest of the retail traders and hedge fund traders have an opportunity to give their opinion:

Looks like a balance of the 200 day moving average to me. The point? Trade what you see. → Make your plan and stick to it. → Journal how your trade worked out, then… → Make the next plan. The trader who honed this "trading what you see" for me is Roger Scott. Here's your opportunity to learn exactly how he does it. He has it down to an exact science in my opinion. It's simple to follow and oh so profitable. "Thanks, Roger, for making me green!" – My bank account. Sincerely, Celeste Lindman Ask The Pros

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