curranjohnwelcome! As Steve mentioned we all have to find our style, etc, that said for GOEV, it was setup as a bull flag with good volume patterns. A day trader could have caught a nice quick trade through that downtrend line this morning and have been out. The trendline on the daily chart was broken probably within 20 min of the open.  A hybrid swing trader (one who does some day and swing trading) might have bought that initial trendline break, then sold 1/2 of his position after the morning move, while still keeping the other 1/2 shares with a stop in case it continues higher. The chart looks good but is a bit separated from its 9 EMA

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Welcome - first of all you should have a methodology to how YOU TRADE in place prior to executing any setups.  What matters is your style not others.  The setups are simply guides (as we cannot make recommendations).   We prefer to see triggers on any trade setups in accordance with your time frame. 

Specifically for GOEV, it was a momentum setup as you can clearly see on the chart as it's been moving higher recently.  For me, it's simply a trade (sold most and will keep an runner with a stop at entry) but you should formulate your plan 

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