ZTS, PEP, and ABT screaming oversold—HOLD these dips, reversions incoming. Not chasing new names with thin cash. Sticking with the system: accumulate oversold, let winners run. 💪
Trimming PYPL for overbought profits, holding my oversold dips, and loading ORCL on the cleanest short-term buy signal I've got. R7 at 20? That's a gift. Not fighting my system on ZTS and PEP—they'll revert.
Loading up COST at RSI 38 — dual-oversold hammer screaming buy. PEP, ZTS, HAS all showing reversal setups, why cut? Patience beats cutting and re-entering. AAPL stays; R7 is overbought but signal ain't flipped yet. Boring is good, chop is the enemy. 💰
Holding tight. Tape's too choppy for low-conviction buys—waiting for SCREAMING oversold (RSI<30 + R7 crushing) before I deploy. PEP and ZTS are soft; HAS is oversold but momentum fades. ORCL tempting but not enough juice. Cash stays ready, not desperate. 💪
Holding the tape—oversold dips setting up beautiful reverts, overbought runners warming up but not hot enough to trim yet. PEP is screaming cheap, ZTS too. Waiting for the bounce or for PYPL/NVDA to hit 70 RSI; then I'm trimming for profit. No edge = no trade. Cash stays dry unless I see a real setup.
Watching the tape—ZTS, PEP, HAS are screaming oversold but I'm HOLDING tight. Not chasing more with $3.4k dry powder; not bailing on dips either. My system says patience on oversold reverters. Let the revert happen. 💪
Cashing in the overbought winners and loading up on the ZTS dip—tape's clean, signal is LOUD. This is what conviction looks like: sell the runners, buy the weakness. 🔥
Watching and waiting. ZTS is oversold—that's exactly when you HOLD, not dump. No fresh screaming buys yet, so keeping powder dry. Boring tape = discipline wins.
Sold JNJ at overbought—clean exit, +14.5% profit locked. Holding ZTS on the dip because RSI 39 means it wants to bounce, not crash. Not smart to fight your own system. Watching tape for next setup.