| | | | | Let’s say your stock is “green” in all of these time frames… which means it’s stronger than the SPY over the same periods… that means the stock’s relative strength is about as good as it gets.
And that means this stock is a prime target for an upside breakout day trade.
Or let’s say the S&P 500 is pulling back over the last 30 minutes after moving higher and higher… You click on the 30-minute relative strength highs scan, and that gives you every stock in the S&P 500 that outperformed the index over the previous 30 minutes.
Then the S&P 500 moves higher again… All of those stocks you found that were outperforming, they’re likely going to explode higher again because they have strength in comparison to SPY.
Now where else are you going to find this info?
No where!
You Have a Stock Picked. Now What?
Once you know which stock or ETF you want to trade, how do you know what to do next?
Well, green up arrows signal longs (buying), and red down arrows signal shorts (selling). Not only that, but it also gives you the first two profit targets, simplifying everything for you and cutting out the guesswork.
Do I hold? Do I sell? Do I cut my losses here and move on to the next trade?
It’s very important to have a trading plan in place, and then sticking to it. And the ProTrader Dashboard tells you exactly what to do, so all you have to do is follow the signals.
No, you won’t win every trade — that’s impossible. But this dashboard will give you the edge to take your trading to the next level.
Back to our stock that’s green in every time frame and appears prime for an upside breakout day trade… As soon as that green arrow dings, I know to enter.
And once I enter this long position, the dashboard tells me my stop loss (dotted yellow line), and my first two profit targets (solid green lines for longs).
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