Most traders are obsessed with the wrong thing. They are obsessed with making money. With the win. With watching the account tick up and going, woo, look at it grow. That, in my book, is weak. The traders who last are obsessed with something else entirely. It is not the money at all, and once it clicks, it changes everything. Let me show you what to be obsessed with instead, plus a few things I do to keep my own head straight. Here is the shift. You do not want to be obsessed with making money. You want to be obsessed with the process of making money. That sounds like a small change. It is not. When you fall in love with the process, you start treating trading like a business instead of a slot machine. You understand the mechanics, you trust them, and the money stops being the thing

The best-looking setup on my charts is not a buy. Everything is lined up. The market is coiling into a tight pennant, coming from strength, on volume that is finally rising instead of fading. It is locked and ready to rock and roll. And I am not touching it, my loves. Not yet. There is one thing missing that separates a setup that looks perfect from a move you can trust, and most people never wait for it. Let me show you what it is. First, let me show you what has me excited, because the picture is a good one. The market has been holding a pennant, which is when price coils into a tighter and tighter range. The wider the mouth at the base and the smaller it gets as it goes, here, here, here, the more likely it breaks out. This one is coming from strength. That

Three stocks just flashed the exact same signal on my chart. They all closed back above the star of the show. That is my 40-period simple moving average, the average price over the last 40 bars, and it is the one line I care about more than any other. Somebody in the room even calls it the Sebastian indicator, which I love. Here is why it matters, my loves. When price breaks below that line, a stock usually keeps sliding, and when it climbs back above, I pay attention. All three of these just climbed back above it, so let's go over them. Before we do, one thing about how I am reading this market. We have been in a bull market for years and years and years, and when you have that kind of momentum, the bulls tend to come back and use it. So I do not like