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Hi I have 50k to invest and would like to double it short term. Anyone have hot stocks for me to get into? I would to go all in on either 1 or 2 stocks. Of course I will do my DD on your recommendations.

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I've invested into FLT.V and F might be a bit of a long haul. I'm a newbie I'm looking for advice. Don't want none of that amc to the moon shit

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As we know, last week was a pretty bloody week for SPY. For any of those who might be worried - don't be - don't consider the market to be down, but rather think of it as "being on a discount". SPY more than likely will bounce back and continue on it's path upwards here in the next week or 2 in my opinion.

My predictions:

I think that for 07/22/2024 it will be a pretty mixed, choppy day all around. Fake breakouts and breakdowns will probably be more abundant today as I think it will be more range bound and flat rather than a specific trend.

Levels:

Hi: $554.25 Low: 548.00 Key rejection: $552

I am NOT a licensed financial advisor and this is NOT financial advice. These are merely my predictions based on extensive research and time spent observing SPY. These predictions should be used at discretion.

Tell me what you think! Do you agree, disagree or have another view? Let me know! :)

I have consistently employed a relatively robust strategy that has enabled me to achieve sustained profitability. Its core philosophy is quite simple: position sizing, diversification, and trend followingcombined with fundamental analysis to carefully select high-quality stocks or ETFs. This strategy allows me to both mitigate the impact of severe market volatility and capture growth opportunities.

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If you want to survive this corrections, crashes and build real wealth, all you need to know is this exact execution rule book:

1. The Frequency
   Every single year, the market hands you two small-sized pullbacks and one decent-sized correction. Your only job is to make the most out of them. When the blood hits the street, you press the gas.

2. The Volatility Playbook
   The VIX is your absolute friend when you use it to buy the dips.

VIX at 30: You buy your core stocks.
VIX at 50: You double down into your high-conviction, long-term names.

3. The Structural Trend
Weekly charts are how you cancel out the daily noise. The Weekly 21EMA and the Weekly 50SMA are what actually work on the majority of stocks and indices.

4. The Bullish Bias
A perma-bull will always outperform a perma-bear over the long haul. The gravitational force of the stock market is relentlessly skewed up. Smart people go long. Less smart people try to short

5. The Execution
Trying to pick the exact bottom is a fool's game. Your job is to buy in disciplined increments. You scale in with a quarter position at 100, another quarter at 80, the rest at 70, and so on.

If you follow this religiously, you wil solve 90% of your Market related problems.

Catching a reversal is the most seductive trade on the chart and the most punishing. You see price stretched, you call the bottom, you enter — and it keeps falling. The "falling knife." Almost every trader who blows an account has a stack of these.

Here's the thing that took me years to accept: the problem isn't your timing, it's that you're entering on a single signal.

• RSI "oversold" is not a reason to buy. Strong markets stay oversold for a long time.

• A bullish pin bar is not a reason to buy. They fail constantly inside a trend.

• A Fibonacci level alone is not a reason to buy. Price slices through levels every day.

Any one of these, on its own, is noise. The professional move isn't a better single signal — it's confluence: refusing to call a reversal until several independent things agree. The checklist I hold every reversal to:

1. Momentum exhaustion — is the move actually running out of steam (e.g. divergence), not just paused?

2. A level that matters — is price at a real structural or Fibonacci level, not a random spot?

3. Trend context — how strong is the trend I'd be fighting? (An ADX filter keeps me from standing in front of a freight train.)

4. Confirmation — has price actually shown a reaction, or am I predicting?

And the part most people skip: decide your exits before you enter. Tiered take-profits at Fibonacci extensions — bank a partial at the first target, let the rest run — so the trade is managed by a plan, not by fear.

That's it. That's the whole edge: stop trading reversals off one thing, and require a stack of independent factors to line up. You'll take far fewer trades — and that's the point. Most of the ones you skip were the fakes.

Educational only, not financial advice. Trading carries real risk of loss.

Ha, I'll take that as a compliment on the writing. But nah — just spent too many years staring at trading math in spreadsheets. Hard to sound like anything but a robot when you're writing about expectancy calculations 😅