Missing a trade has never cost me a dime. Chasing one has. And honey, that is the difference almost nobody wants to hear right now, with this market ripping and everybody feeling like they have to be in on every single thing. You know the moment I'm talking about. You had your eye on something, you waited a beat too long, and it took off without you. Now it's sitting there 10, 15, 20 percent higher, and that little voice starts up. Just get in now. Don't miss it. It's still going. No, babe. If the price is already past where you wanted in, don't chase it, my friends. That is not how you win at this. I don't go back to the well. Once a trade gets away from me, it's gone, and I let it be gone. Because here is the part the chasers forget. The market is

SpaceX closed at $192.45 today, and my inbox is absolutely on fire. How do I trade it? What moving average? How do I day trade this thing? Yada, yada, yada. I have been getting these questions all day, so let me give you the bad news and the good news. Bad news first. You cannot use your technicals on this yet. No volume profile, no 50-day, no 100-day. This thing has a two-day moving average, the cutest little birthday I have ever heard, and it cannot tell you a thing. Good news? There is one thing that works on a brand-new IPO, and it is not technicals. It is price, because price is what pays us. It already told us this rocket was about to take off before it did, and it is the only thing I am using to trade SpaceX right now. I am long this thing, I

The whole world stared at one stock today. We were busy somewhere else. Today was the last day of our 72-Hour Payday Blitz, and it landed on the loudest market day of the year. SpaceX went public, the biggest IPO ever, and every screen on the planet locked onto that one ticker. While the crowd crammed through that one door, the good setup was sitting wide open in a name nobody was watching. Nokia. I hopped in live, straight from the French Riviera, and told the room exactly what I saw. This is a clever trade. Very clever. Nokia is in a strong uptrend, and it built that wedge lower, the Wall Street ironclad pattern these guys run time after time after time. The strength turned into weakness like a jack-in-the-box that squeezes lower, and now we have busted out, pointed at the all-time highs at $17 and more. Here