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🔹 The Setup:
Price is holding above key moving averages, showing constructive digestion after the prior run.
A breakout here could lead to a momentum expansion.
🔹 Sector Tailwinds (This Is Key):
Memory prices are skyrocketing, and the entire group is catching bids.
When multiple names in the same group break out together, follow-through improves dramatically.
🔹 My Trade Plan:
1️⃣ Entry: Swing on the flag breakout with confirmation.
2️⃣ Stop: Under the 9 EMA zone — tight, logical risk.
3️⃣ Target: Riding sector momentum — trail stops if the trend accelerates.
Why I Like This Setup:
Clean technical structure + strong sector confirmation.
Memory stocks tend to move in packs — when one goes, others follow.
Risk is clearly defined, upside is open if the cycle continues.
I WILL TRADE THIS 1/3 SIZE very low risk due to the market itself still being shady. We are seeing a lot of stocks pop and drop so i want to really get a feel for the market.
Will not enter
Trade active
keeping about half size now. trimmed half the ranges are getting too fast and loose now want to reduce size📈 Kunal Desai, Founder of BullsOnWallStreet – Trading Education Since 2008
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📈 Kunal Desai, Founder of BullsOnWallStreet – Trading Education Since 2008
🚀 Learn my trading strategies, watch live setups, and get mentored:
🔗bullsonwallstreet.com/live-60-day-bootcamp
🚀 Learn my trading strategies, watch live setups, and get mentored:
🔗bullsonwallstreet.com/live-60-day-bootcamp
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