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RIVN breaking out of a

Posted by Soldtoosoon on 10th of Feb 2026 at 12:26 pm

RIVN breaking out of a wedge with MACD divergence, 60 minutes chart

CQQQ Weekly coil after inverse

Posted by Soldtoosoon on 9th of Feb 2026 at 11:55 pm

CQQQ Weekly coil after inverse head and shoulder breakout

PM miner coiling coming up

Yes! with RSI and MACD

ARM. Yummy

Posted by Soldtoosoon on 9th of Feb 2026 at 08:28 pm

Yes! with RSI and MACD divergence to boot!

Nice pop!  Does Breakpointtrades have

VG nice chart!

Posted by Soldtoosoon on 9th of Feb 2026 at 11:52 am

Nice pop!  Does Breakpointtrades have enough followers to move the market?  LOL

You are excellent!  One request,

Great week Matt!

Posted by Soldtoosoon on 6th of Feb 2026 at 11:57 pm

You are excellent!  One request, for the few trades that aren't working, if you can post when you've been stopped out/sold, that would be helpful as well.  Thank you!!!

Nice Matt!  Target 200 MA?

Christmas tree......a term I learned from Matt!

Yep, MACD divergence on 5,

AgAu

Posted by Soldtoosoon on 2nd of Feb 2026 at 11:22 am

Yep, MACD divergence on 5, 15 minutes, etc charts.

You da man!  One of many wonders of good technical analysis is that it gives you the equanimity to ride out the markets.  The other wonder is of course it allows you to take advantage of these up and downs.  WAITING FOR MATT TO GIVE US THE SIGNALS SO WE CAN BACK UP THE TRUCK!

we may finally get a lower low with MACD divergence.     

Matt and others are more expert at this, my humble answers:

1. Yes, in the event there's a big down day without any recoveries in the near or even mid-term future.  You are weighing that against what you just experienced, which is an intraday recovery.  I've been victims of intraday "shakeout" recovery before.  Or as Steve used to call it, "liquidity grab".  The myth was always that when the market maker (or algo traders) see hard stops, they move the price down to trigger the stop sales to "grab liquidity", then they move the price up after taking your shares on the low.  I think that's why Matt likes to see a CLOSING price below your stop point (9 dma).

2. DMA is day moving average.   If you're using a daily. price chart, then the standard moving average is based on day moving average.  so 9 DMA 20 DMA 50, 200.

3. You have to choose your poison.  If you choose to use closing price for the day, then you avoid intraday shakeout or liquidity grab.  If you choose hard stop, then you NEED to be happy with the price you sold it at.  Nothing wrong with that.  You just need to be happy with where your stop was triggered.  If it went up later, c'est la vie.  You've made your money.

No one catches the top.  If they said they did, they're lying.  Probably  best to follow what Matt said, and use a CLOSE below 9 or 10 dma.   I hate hard stops, 

GDX/GLD ratio, of course the day is not over yet, so a heck of a rally may save it

GDX/GLD ratio broke trend line

RSI divergence on the 15 minute chart

Nice MACD divergence as well.  

Yeah, I took a shot,

CRML Daily

Posted by Soldtoosoon on 27th of Jan 2026 at 11:26 am

Yeah, I took a shot, same w REMX, chart is 2 hr chart, so 10 dma is same as 50 here

FAZ inverse head and shoulder

Banks, Financials

Posted by Soldtoosoon on 27th of Jan 2026 at 10:48 am

FAZ inverse head and shoulder breakout

Here's another one where a lot of the miners reside,,,money flowing into Toronto Venture Index

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