Self-guided trader and Find Leading Stocks subscriber Mark Fishman joins the podcast to talk about how he’s incorporated the lessons from Adam Sarhan’s A.M.P.D. trading strategy into his own system. There’s a warning against chasing stocks and lowering stops, and a recognition that some “psychological housekeeping” can keep traders from making emotional decisions in the…
Despite starting down on this shortened trading week, the QQQ gapped up on Thursday, perhaps with a little help from Nvidia’s ($NVDA) better-than-expected earnings report. Adam Sarhan explains that the Q’s have formed a three-week base in a sideways consolidation of recent gains, which is a bullish sign.
It looks like ($SMCI) may have just completed a climax run. Adam Sarhan uses SMCI’s extraordinary run to demonstrate how traders can use the A.M.P.D. strategy to keep their losses small and let their winners fly.
After a week of explosive breakaway gaps — and as we’re about to experience the 14th up week out of the last 15 in the QQQ — Adam Sarhan cautions A.M.P.D. traders about the risks of chasing winners after big breakouts, including the possibility that the market could pullback to digest this unusual bull run.
The market continues to rally — up 13 of the last 14 weeks — and the bulls remain in control despite any countervailing macroeconomic indicators. Adam talks about the mindset required to recognize when times are good, and as Ray Dalio says, “ring the bell” and enjoy your success.
What earnings season means for A.M.P.D. traders Netflix ($NFLX) had a breakaway gap up on earnings this week, and so far it’s managed to build on those gains. When a stock explodes above resistance after a strong earnings report, the price is more likely to stay high than in other types of breakouts. Adam Sarhan…
Exiting gracefully from a troubled position. Lululemon Athletica Inc. ($LULU) has been on many watchlists (including on FindLeadingStocks.com) since it had a big gap-up at the end of March 2023. Since then it’s had a few other gap-ups and breakouts. Each time, it seemed to give up most of its gains, only to break out…
Looking at the QQQ on a weekly chart. After three strong trading days, it’s easy to forget how many of us were nervous last Wednesday when the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) fell two days in a row. On the Last Week in the Market podcast, Adam Sarhan said that some of his coaching clients contacted him,…
Super Micro Computer (SMCI) had a big breakout on Friday, January 19, 2024 – maybe too big. It went up about 30% in one day. While a breakout often serves as a good entry point for an A.M.P.D. trader, a break out of this magnitude risks being over-extended, and there is a real possibility that…
Markets opened lower this week but finished very strong, and Adam Sarhan says that is a bullish sign. A number of stocks broke out on Friday or were bouncing off their 50-day moving averages providing entry points for A.M.P.D. traders.
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