Amazing -- What is this sub system intended to do? Scalp a morning dip, hold until EOD? Longer? Sorry if this was already discussed.

Happy birthday Matt! Thanks for being there through the worst market conditions and for the knowledge you share with us every day .

Looks like Tom Demark made the call to Tom on Fundstrat (not a subscriber but you can see the webinar description)

Is it meaningful that lower quality ARKK (TDOC, PTON) has outperformed higher quality (DDOG/ZS) recently? Today maybe being an exception. 

I thought Pow was getting pretty explicit about how talking about tightening was doing the job of actual tightening , so a couple 50 bps and wait and see is all we get -- anything more is going to require more (worse) data -- that's quite a pivot from the rumblings about 75-100 bps we were starting to hear.   Macro picture changing pretty rapidly too.  Now we can front run the disinflation data and the subsequent actual Powell pivot.  But we also "could" have done that months ago lol.  As you say, one level at a time :)

Oops sorry, thought I remembered one of the stockcharts versions updating in real time

H-L near 0 while QQQ at symmetry

XLE overcooked? 

Hidden bullish divergence SPX 15m? 

ZS RSI divergence off the trend line

I guess calling it the "full moon long" would give too much away lol 

Was this a mean reversion system that basically entered on a lower bollinger band re-entry EOD and then bailed when it approached a declining 9 DEMA?  Plus other stuff I'm sure :) 

Thanks! Trying to be much more intentional about placing trades.

AMD stochastic buy?

Do large investors/institutions use anchored VWAP too, like anchored to an important macro day -- Fed day, March bottom etc? 

Do I have this right, the sub system  rarely trades, doesn't hold for duration, waited for Fed day to long SPY and then exited after the market went UP.  That's pretty amazing

Could this be bottoming?

Do you think 0% AHE is good enough to get a bounce? 

When you discuss being in a "bear market" you mean a cyclical bear  in the middle of a secular bull, right?  I rewatched your Big Picture YT video from last summer and was thinking that if an investor has a multi-year timeframe and wants to hold MSFT and AAPL for example, they could expect with some confidence that prices will get back to their highs as long as they're willing to wait a few years.   Does that still make sense, given the market behavior over the last year?  Thanks Matt, and great video as always!

If we get strength into the open tomorrow does that mean the margin calls are probably off?