$BLOK, another reason to use a verified trailing stop | #markets #trendfollowing #trading #investing #heikinashi #robinhood #blockchain

Blockchain ETF ($BLOK) weekly

• (-) Since April, haDelta was mostly positive, above and below its average (2 occurrences of noise)
• (-) Since April, Heikin-Ashi candles displayed hiccups in August-September (2 occurrences of noise)
• (++) Since April, the trailing stop captured the uptrend perfectly (0 noise)

 

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It’s $AMZN time | #markets #trendfollowing #trading #investing #heikinashi #robinhood #Amazon

 Amazon ($AMZN) daily 

• (!)  Obvious consolidation patterns.
• (+) Room to go higher (S-oscillator).

 

 

 Amazon ($AMZN) weekly

• (+) Consolidation with bullish bias.

 

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• (+) Comfortable distance to the trailing-stop.

 

 

 

 Amazon ($AMZN) monthly

• (!) Consolidation. The oscillator falls because of the consolidation.

 

 

 

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Space-X or Crash? $TSLA $SPX $SPY | #markets #trendfollowing #trading #investing #heikinashi #robinhood #Tesla #SpaceX

Tesla ($TSLA) daily 

• Self-explanatory.

 

Tesla ($TSLA) weekly 

• Self-explanatory (not parabolic, but vertical)

 

 

Tesla ($TSLA) monthly 

• Self-explanatory (not parabolic, but vertical)

 

 

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SP-500 ($SPX) daily

• Self-explanatory (uptrend, at least for the next 14 days)

 

 

A non-brainer to stay in a (strong) trend $TSLA $SPX $SPY | #markets #trendfollowing #trading #investing #heikinashi #robinhood #Tesla

1. Choose the weekly  timeframe
2. Identify relevant lows for an uptrend, relevant highs for a downtrend
3. Use them as stop-loss
4. Follow the gains or cash in if below/above the lows/highs.
5. Don’t short, unless you refuse to see the trend ($TSLA is one case) or you don’t make money in a trend.

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Tesla ($TSLA) weekly 

• Self-explanatory.

 

 

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SP-500 ($SPX) weekly 

• Self-explanatory.
• See the lower chart that reveals the noise that can highjack a good investment or trade.

 

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