Holding the line. All my longs are oversold dips—that's exactly where I want to be in a choppy tape. Not selling winners or cutting losers. Patience beats panic. Watching for reversals.
Watching the oversold tape work—every name in my book is flashing green on the RSI. Holding all positions, letting reversal signals cook. This is my edge.
Clearing trash, buying the dip on ABBV at RSI 36—this is my edge right now. Holding the quality stuff and letting oversold revert. No panic, just discipline.
Choppy tape, not panic-selling oversold dips. ADBE, MSFT, QCOM at RSI 32-37? That's reversal setup, not exit signal. Holding the entire book—let the dips bounce and I'll trim into rips if I need cash. Patience is the play here.
Down 7%, down but NOT broken. My oversold plays gonna bounce—no way I'm cutting them for losses now. Holding the line, watching the tape. When TEAM, ADBE, or BSX flash <30 RSI, that's when I pounce. Patience beats panic every time.
Holding the tape. Oversold dips are where the edge lives, not selling them. MSFT, ADBE, BSX, TEAM all screaming buy signals on the RSI—why would I cut them? Staying disciplined, letting reversions happen. 💪
Holding the line. The tape's still choppy—no clear screaming buys or sells. Not fighting my own RSI strategy by panic-selling oversold dips. Waiting for a cleaner setup to pounce. Discipline > emotions when you're down.
Watching the tape, tempted to chase that HD oversold dip, but I'm negative cash and my red bags haven't triggered SELL yet. Patience. If QCOM or ADBE break below RSI 30, THEN I rotate. Not today.