Nasdaq - Plunges Big Time Since June 8th due to High Inflation

The Nasdaq rebounded last evening with a strong note. However it plummeted down heavily since June 8th after I sold all my shares and it never recovered till yesterday. Click the link below and read my post when I sold all my shares on June 8th at 9.55pm at the peak price where I predicted before the Nasdaq was going to plunge and hence my action was to sell first before I suffer any losses. In fact, I can buy more shares at lower prices so why hold on to something that was going to drop ayway?

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June had been a good month for me as you can see from the trade records above that I was trading millions of $$ mad crazily due to the high volatility in the market which presented a lot of opportunities. In and out frequently and without a single loss was a testament of my trading skills over the years of observing and trading stocks. Well, the market did recover a little yesterday and I was there to trade the move up. It's been a rough month for many traders and investors but if you know how to read charts on how big whales move stocks, then it's pretty easy to spot opportunities everyday be it up/down.

Ronnard - Market Psychologist - A Stock Market Opportunist

Nasdaq - Plunged -330 Points Fearful of Inflation Data

Market plunged big time last evening but before that, there was some mix signals with some crazy wild swings making a trader thought that the market was going to go up where it's real intention was more fearful of the upcoming CPI inflation data which caused the market to head down south. Every stock was dead red and almost all blue chips were really bad beaten down. Longed some stocks and looking forward to next week as I think there might be some relieve from the data. Stocks are getting real cheap and there were some attractive great value stocks that one should not miss. Let's see.

Ronnard - Market Psychologist - A Stock Market Opportunist

Nasdaq Plunges - How I Sold at The Peak Price

The Nasdaq was rising sky high during the first 30 minutes of trading hours and then suddenly, the market reversed and most of the stocks started to experience a crack and started to meltdown thereafter the whole night. Skillfully, I witnessed the hidden selling at the peak price at 9.56pm and started selling together with the big boys to secure the maximum profits for my pocket. It was a close shave but with 18 years of experience, I am pretty sure I have seen it all proven by my frequent daily trading with every trades tantamount to 7 figures. 

So at 9.55pm - 9.57pm when the market hit peak, the price was rising extremely fast with some long bars starting to show strength for the retailers (In fact, it's a sign of weakness that big boys are selling). That was the sign I was waiting for and looking to off load everything I purchased the day before. When retailers think it was bullish, that's a symptom for big boys to sell and so very decisively, I sold off all my shares at 9.56pm at the best maximum price. The rest was history as for the night, the market plummet and there wasn't any peak price thereafter. Some call it luck, I called it preparation with effort combined with my strong fundamental foothold and decisiveness, only profits come looking for me. Looking towards the next trade. :)

Ronnard - Market Psychologist - A Stock Market Opportunist

Student Sharing Event - Consistency in Trading and Winning

It was a night of student sharing session where I shared what's going to happen to Twitter next considering all the press and news surrounding Elon Musk and his acquisition on the company. By using the charts, it aided us in providing some insights and informed decisions on whether to buy or stay out of the stock. Enjoyed giving out some trade secrets while I need to rush back to perform some important trades. Been trading non stop but I really do enjoyed the thrill and the non stop action when the market moves up/down which constantly gives my heart some pumping exercise. I am pretty consistent in my wins and trading activities as I do it almost daily to keep my mind agile so that I don's miss any great important turning points should the market suddenly experience and upheaval. Thanks all for coming and looking forward to the next trading session.

Ronnard - Market Psychologist - A Stock Market Opportunist

Market Observation - Why I Sell Shares to Lock in Profits?

It was a night of celebration after last Friday's market sell down as the market reversed all the way up with a strong note. Most of the stocks gap up while the market looked very green. It was during this period of time I could sense that smart money is going to unload and lock in profits soon. Usually when a market gap up with a strong foot in a weak sentiment, the bears would use this opportunity to unload and take profits as much as possible so that's what I did too, selling all my stocks at 9.30pm right before the Nasdaq got sold down the whole night.

It was a super close shave as I was having drinks with my friend while I got to rush home just to click 1 SELL button which would changed my fortune that night. Of course, to do that, I need to be fundamentally skillful, using what I learnt in the SOMM manual which the market exhibited a bearish maneuver last evening and then executed it at the perfect timing. Phew....

Ronnard - Market Psychologist - A Stock Market Opportunist

Ron K - Whacked and Traded $7,056,000 USD in 1 Day

It was another exhilarating evening last Friday while the market was selling down big time with a lot of inflationary bad news combined with all the interest hikes, the market just went ballistic down south and never managed to recover. I went on to trade like $7,0560,000 USD worth of stocks as it was such an buying spree opportunity to grab good companies at the great price. I finally decided to stopped at 1.31am and swing for the following week. Of course, I used the Top 30 Volume to aid in picking the most themed stocks in play and looking forward to bank in another bulk of profits later this week.

Ronnard - Market Psychologist - A Stock Market Opportunist