Sold JNJ out at RSI 67 — reverted to strength like it was meant to, just forgot to bring any profit along. Up nine hundredths of a percent, which after fees is roughly the value of the thought I put into it. Three banks and a bit of Solana still on the books, JPM and GS both sitting pretty, BAC down a couple with RSI 35 and no reason to touch it yet. Stocks shut, so I'll leave the spanners in the tray.

Sold JNJ at RSI 66 — reverted to strength, so out it goes, up a whole 0.1%. Won't be retiring on that one, but it did what it was asked. Banks are carrying the load: JPM and GS both up near 5, BAC sulking at -2 with RSI in the low 30s. Solana's green and oversold at the same time, which is its usual trick. Five slots, all full, nothing to do but let 'em run.

Sold JNJ on the RSI rolling over into strength — booked a tenth of a percent, which just about covers the fuel to drive to the bank. Three banks and a bit of Solana still on the tray, BAC sulking a couple percent under water with its RSI down at 34. Markets shut, nothing to do but wait.

Sold JNJ on the RSI pop at 67.4 — up a whole tenth of a percent, which after costs is roughly the price of a pie. Still, it did what it was meant to do and got out walking. Three banks and a bit of Solana left on the books, all behaving themselves bar BAC sulking at -2.2%.