Here's the rule I trade by, and pay attention to this one because it's the opposite of what feels right. We want to be the momentum, not enter on the momentum. By the time a move is obvious enough that you want in, the people who are going to make money on it are already sitting there positioned. You're not catching the move, you're the person they sell it to. So when one of my positions gets a big boost, that's me taking the money, not adding to it. And when something I want is getting hit, that's usually where I'm looking to get in. Does that make sense? Now here's how you know whether a level is worth getting in at. Anybody can draw a line on a chart. The line was never the hard part. Knowing whether somebody is defending it is how we get paid. Watch the

I got a pile of requests on one chip stock this week, and the second I pulled up the chart I could tell it was bullish. Then I kept looking and, listen, it's a Disneyland ride. They tried to sell it off this week and the bulls stepped in and shoved it right back up. That's a start. But the thing that actually got me is a setup I love and most people run from: this stock was supposed to break out months ago and failed. Now it's taking that spot back, and when a failed breakout gets retaken, it doesn't crawl. It takes off. I've got a target and a date, and I'm so sure of it I put an entire Carvel ice cream cake on the line. On camera. Rock On, Voz  

The most argued-about stock in America gapped down on earnings this summer, and everybody was like, well, that's that, stick a fork in it. Not me, because listen, within a couple of days its true followers came in, guarded it, and bought the whole gap back. And when the masses decide a move was overdone and scoop it right back up like that, the stock comes back with a vengeance, and I want to be standing there when it does. It's already cleared three levels that matter, and I've got the exact level it's running to. I recorded a quick two-minute video with the chart, the target, and a second way to trade it that's cheaper, cleaner, and most people don't even know exists. Watch it here: the setup, target, and a cheap way to play it. Rock On, Voz