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I get itchy feet, I am always changing things up. Sorry for all the confusion caused today! 😅 Remote Navigator is now Gliding Phoenix (which has actually been my TradingView name this whole time). Check out my thoughts behind the change 👇

Big swings continue, with an eventful start to the week. Here are my biggest movers on the day: Winners 🟢 $BRUN +15.1% 🟢 $INOD +9.9% 🟢 $NTNX +7.3% 🟢 $P +6.2% 🟢 $NRGV +5.9% 🟢 $VIVO +5.8% Losers: 🔴 $QCOM -8.8% 🔴 $CRDO -4.2% (and -12% following earnings) 🔴 $HOOD -3.8%

$CRDO 's earnings weren't about whether they bet on revenue and EPS. It was that if they did beat, was the beat big enough to justify the recent move. Context matters, and a lot of retail miss this. For now, the market is saying no, with price -10%. Earnings call to follow.

Wondering who Gliding Phoenix is on your timeline? 😎 I have rebranded from Remote Navigator! Check out the announcement post 👇

$FLNC currently +20% in pre-market on this news

$QCOM down -10% in premarket, with $AMD and $INTC also down heavily after $NVDA announced N1X (RTX Spark). This will be a key watch today!

Conclusion: Let the Market Show You Ultimately, you don't need to guess or predict which way the chart will break. The secret to navigating this pattern is simply letting the market declare its hand, and then watching the price action closely around that extended neckline. When

How to draw it on TradingView These patterns are incredibly easy to map out manually, especially since TradingView provides a dedicated tool specifically for it. Head over to the left-hand toolbar on TradingView (under the Patterns tab). Select the Head and Shoulders tool.

The Failed Breakdown (The Bear Trap) Like everything in technical analysis, nothing is a sure thing. While a completed H&S is a highly reliable bearish setup, a failed breakdown can be just as powerful (if not more powerful), in the exact opposite direction. Notice on the

Decoding the Head & Shoulders Pattern One of the most recognisable and consistent structural formations in technical analysis, the Head and Shoulders (H&S) is a classic pattern every chartist should have on their radar. This structure consists of 4 key components: - The Left

The Evolution: Welcome to Gliding Phoenix ‍✨ Remote Navigator is now behind me. This is the next chapter.... What this means for me X has always been about storytelling and building something real. This rebrand reflects a wiser, calmer phase of my journey: • Moving with

If someone shares a post saying they entered a new position, but doesn't say what it is. Then a few days later they say their position was $**** which just happened to run 30% that week, and they do this time and time again... Then yea, that person is probably full of crap. The

The Power of the Decade-Long Trendline: Following Through on $NOW 📈 Learning how to identify and chart major historical trendlines is one of the simplest, yet most critical skills you can build in technical analysis. Over a month ago when $NOW was grinding through the low $80s

My largest position $CRDO reports this week, after the close on Monday. I will be watching closely, to see if earnings will justify the recent run to All-Time Highs. $HIVE also reports after the close on Monday. Apart from that, we have a few cyber security names reports, and

Hope everyone is having a great weekend 😊 I will try to push out the head and shoulders post before market open. To be honest, I have completely stepped away from the markets over the weekend, which is nice. Also a public holiday here today (Monday).

Every comment I have done on X today has been instantly deleted by the app, this is fun 😮‍💨. Maybe posting still works haha.

Looking at doing a head and shoulder post this weekend, make sure you are following with notifications on if you are holding out for this. Question: what other TA related deep dives do people want to see?

I am starting to see some clear head and shoulders footprints forming across a few charts. Instead of just dropping names, I'm considering putting together a TA teaching post this weekend to break down exactly how to identify this structural pattern. That way, you can look for

The Quiet Accumulation: Following Through on $NTNX Throwing it back to the end of April when I shared my new position in $NTNX around $40.50. It has been a patient play for me. That actually feels a bit silly to say given it is now sitting at $52, up roughly 26% since that post

What a week and what a month! Time for some real talk on my portfolio's structural transformation. We saw major volatility to end the week, with my positions almost split perfectly down the middle between green and red. However, a crucial trend emerged: all of my core,