3 Trades To Zoom Your Friends About

Most Traders Will Be Rummaging To Find Trades Tomorrow [I'm an image]( Jason Bond On The Other Hand Will Be Seeking To Take Profits Off His Brand New Weekend Strategy [Watch Now]( Hello Trader, You know what puts a smile on my face? Looking down at [my LottoX portfolio]( and seeing all green on Friday. [Alternate text] [And that doesn’t include a couple +100% winners earlier in the week!]( With multiple sectors taking off, this week’s top stock charts come to you from different areas of the market. I wanted to make sure everyone could find a trade to brag about. In fact, this first chart comes right off that P&L above.... Sea Ltd (SEA) Before last week, I had never heard of this company. Yet, a friend of mine put together a great scanner that picks up squeezes along with the short float. I can’t tell you how much time that saved me. It lets me whittle down the choices to the top quality charts that I wanted. And this one looks amazing. Check it out. [Alternate text] SE 130-Minute Chart Even though I’m showing you the 130-minute chart, there are actually setups on multiple timeframes. That makes this a great trading opportunity for intraday and swing trades. What we have in front of us is a classic [TPS setup]( and a potential short-squeeze. With the [TPS setup]( you get: - A clearly defined uptrend where price moves higher as time goes on. - A chart pattern consolidation, which is highlighted by the two orange lines that connect the highs and lows of the candlesticks (forming a triangle). - A squeeze identified by the red dots at the bottom which indicates the Bollinger Band indicator is trading inside the Keltner Channel. Now, this trade has excellent potential because it’s got a high short float. That means a large number of shares have been sold short relative to the total shares available to trade. When traders sell shares short (bet against a stock), they borrow on margin from their broker. If price climbs too far, the broker forces the trader to exit their position to avoid further losses. Traders close their positions by buying back shares. That forces share price higher, which creates a cascading effect. So, with all that being said, I love the fact that this chart has both a [TPS setup]( and a potential short-squeeze catalyst. You can already see that I’ve got the May 15th $55 calls in the stock. I like trading the options because they give me leverage without as much overnight risk. If the stock breaks the pattern and closes below the lower trendline, I exit at a loss. Otherwise, I plan to see where the next move higher takes me. Match (MTCH) Sometimes love finds you online. For me, I find it in the charts. Match.com’s stock popped onto my radar at the end of last week with...you guessed it, a [TPS setup](. Let’s take a look at the 30-minute chart. [Alternate text] MTCH 30-Minute Chart First, I want you to take a look at the left orange box. See how the red dots shift to green? That’s when a squeeze fires. Notice how that coincided with the stock jumping higher. That is exactly what I’m hoping happens here. This setup has a nice uptrend in place that’s come back after a recent pullback. We’ve again got a squeeze at the bottom along with a nice consolidation pattern forming. The longer the stock moves sideways, the bigger the squeeze. Just like Sea Ltd., this stock has an enormous short float of 67%. That means it could really take off if the shorts get squeezed. While I haven’t entered the trade yet, I’ll be looking for an entry between the 8-period and 21-period exponential moving averages. I’d really like to see squeezes form on the hourly and 78-minute charts. That would give me a lot of confidence in this trade. Knight-Swift Transportation (KNX) Trucking companies certainly took a hit with the economy locked down. However, folks still need their groceries, and trucks make most of those deliveries happen. While transport stocks got smoked earlier this year, that mainly came from the airlines. Trucking companies still look decent. And when you get a load of this [TPS setup](, I’m sure you’ll agree. [Alternate text] KNX 130-Minute Chart Of course, we find a [TPS setup]( in this chart as well. There’s an easy to spot uptrend. The consolidation pattern is extremely well-formed, being pressed together by the Bollinger Bands (blue line indicators). At the bottom, you can see how the dots shifted from green to red, indicating a squeeze is upon us. Now, the short float isn’t too high here at 26%. However, that’s still enough to give this stock a good jolt if it gets moving. I’ll be eying an entry early next week if this stock doesn’t take off on me. Want a P&L like mine? Then you’re in luck. All you have to do is sign up for [my LottoX service]( and you’ll get my trades streamed right to you along with text message alerts. 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