what you do for company research and which all technical indicators you see before entering market

market cycle

MA

volume price action

chart patterns..

how long is your average holding period.

why don't you schedule a call with members once a quarter or month and discuss you expectations for period .. main events and challenges for quarter and which stocks.. you are looking and why

My father got me started in the stock market when I was young. He bought me stocks like General Motors, IBM and Standard Oil of California. This was in the 1960's long before the Nasdaq was created.  Later in life I learned my dad was trying to teach me to buy the large and liquid stocks. Today this stocks would be Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple.

I learned to become a day trader in the 1980's-1990's out of necessity as I was a teacher and coach who needed to supplement my income. I learned a valuable lesson in the late 1990s to just buy and hold stocks like Qualcomm and EBAY  when they are running.

The market conditions will dictate how long we can hold stocks. In the bear market of 2022 and more recently the start of 2025 it was difficult to make money on the long side, and if you had profits they must be taken quickly. The current market environment is completely opposite where holding your winners, and allowing them to run is most beneficial.

If you have seen some of my videos then you know I like to enter stocks that have 1. proven to have the ability to make big moves in a short period of time. 2. trading tight within a base 3. Trading near their moving averages.  I use charts only as a guide and volume is not one of my leading indicators.

These questions were broken up in the title  and on this page. If you have further questions please do not hesitate to ask.

Regards,

Marty