Setups read from price action and momentum, with the entry, the invalidation and the horizon stated before the trade, not after.
Technical analysis reads the price and volume history of an instrument to identify where demand and supply are shifting. It says nothing about whether a business is any good — it is a study of behaviour, not of fundamentals.
That makes it useful over shorter horizons and useless as a reason to hold something for a decade. Every idea we publish states the level it is valid from, the level at which the idea is wrong, and how long it is expected to take.
Opened and closed inside the session. Sized for volatility, squared off before the close.
Buy today, sell tomorrow — a position carried over a single settlement, on a setup expected to resolve quickly.
A position held while a trend develops, with the stop trailed as it moves.
Open and closed calls, with the entry, the target and the stop as published — and the return worked out from those prices.
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A target is where the setup is expected to resolve if it works. It is not a forecast, and it is not owed to you. The stop-loss is the part that matters.
The same call sized differently is two entirely different risks. Size against what you can afford to lose on the stop, not against what you hope to make at the target.
On an intraday or T+1 idea, brokerage and statutory charges are a real share of the outcome. Run the numbers before, not after.
A technical setup is a trading idea with a defined invalidation. It carries no view on the business behind the ticker.
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