Your six-year-old could draw this line

We could draw a bunch of squiggly lines on a chart. We could throw a dart all over it.

But let me tell you something, guys. If you blindly draw something and you notice that price is reacting really strong to it, you are onto something, my friends.

Most people have this completely backwards. They go hunting for the right indicator, the right setting, the magic level somebody on the internet swears by. They think the line is the edge.

It isn't. And once you see what really matters, you can't unsee it.

I don't care what the line is. Whether it's something like a Fibonacci level, a technical pattern, a moving average, or your six-year-old drawing this with a crayon, if magically price is abiding to it, you are still onto something.

Because you did not find a magic line, you identified what is controlling the move.

That's the whole thing. That's my favorite, favorite, favorite, favorite thing to notice in any chart, and I'm going to say it as many times as it takes. How is price reacting to your analysis?

The line was never the edge, because what price does when it gets there is the edge.

Think about what it means when price keeps respecting something you drew. It means enough people are seeing that same spot and doing something about it. They're buying there, selling there, defending it. That is participation, and participation is the only thing that moves a chart.

It's not the Qs, it's not SPY, it is participation. XLF doesn't pay us and tech doesn't pay us, because price and participation is what pays us.

Rock On,

Voz

P.S. You see the news today? White House teleprompter operator just got suspended for making over $100K betting on what Trump was about to say in his speeches. He knew the words before they hit the screen. That's not genius. That's advance information. And if you think that kind of edge only exists in the White House, you haven't been paying attention. Tonight at 7pm, Mark's showing you how to detect when someone else has that same kind of edge in the stock market, and how you can follow them into the trade before the rest of the world figures it out. This is happening whether you're in the room or not.