I closed $Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF(QQQM)$ ,Taking Profits: Sold QQQM with a 10% Gain Today, I sold my position in QQQM, locking in a solid 10% profit. This move reflects my disciplined approach to managing investments and taking advantage of growth opportunities within the market. 💰 📈 Achieving a 10% Profit QQQM’s recent upward momentum provided an excellent chance to secure returns. By carefully monitoring market trends and setting realistic profit targets, I was able to capitalize on this gain. A 10% profit is a testament to the effectiveness of buying on dips and selling at strength. 📊 Why I Sold Taking profits is a key part of my investment strategy. Selling QQQM now allows me to preserve gains and free up capital for potential reinvestments,
I closed $Prudential(PRU)$ ,Taking Profits: Sold Prudential at $118.76 Today, I sold more shares of Prudential at $118.76, locking in profits after a calculated strategy of buying earlier at lower levels. This is part of my disciplined approach to taking advantage of price movements and securing returns. 💰 📈 Selling at $118.76 The decision to sell at $118.76 was driven by the stock reaching a target price I had set for taking profits. Prudential’s recent performance has been strong, and this level presented a favorable opportunity to capitalize on the gains. By taking profits now, I’m ensuring that I have additional liquidity for future opportunities, should the market present another attractive entry point. 🚀 Key Takeaways 1️⃣ Plan Ahead: Setti
I closed $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ ,Locking in Profits: Selling PLTR at $81.50 Today, I sold more shares of Palantir (PLTR) at $81.50, which I had purchased earlier at $71.84. This trade reflects a solid profit from my strategy of buying near support and selling at resistance. 💰 📉 Buying at $71.84 A few weeks ago, I identified $71.84 as a strong support level for PLTR. By acting decisively and buying during the pullback, I positioned myself to benefit from the stock’s subsequent recovery. This reinforces the value of technical analysis in spotting opportunities. 📊 📈 Selling at $81.50 Today’s sale at $81.50 allowed me to lock in significant gains. This price was close to a resistance level, making it an ideal exit point for this batch o
Strategic Selling and Rebalancing on December 23rd
Strategic Selling and Rebalancing on December 23rd On December 23rd, I executed a series of trades to capitalize on market highs, maintaining disciplined capital management. The strategy was simple: sell at elevated prices while securing gains and reallocating funds into opportunities with potential upside. Notably, I even bought Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR) shares twice before selling them later in the day at higher prices, showcasing a keen eye for market movements. Here’s a breakdown of the key transactions: 1. Palantir Technologies (PLTR): Sold at $80.69 after earlier purchases at $78.94 and $78.00. 2. ASML Holding (ASML): Sold at $719.71 and $719.48, leveraging strong market momentum. 3. Amazon (AMZN): Sold at $225.35, locking in gains. 4. Alphabet (GOOGL): Several sales at $194.
I closed $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ ,Strategic Profit-Taking: Selling Amazon and Preparing to Buy Bac$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ Disciplined investing is about knowing when to take profits and when to prepare for the next opportunity. Today, I sold another batch of Amazon (AMZN) shares at $225.35, which I had purchased a month ago at $191. This trade resulted in a strong return, and I’m now planning to buy back at $218.50—around last Friday’s low—over the next few days. 💰 📉 Buying Amazon at $191 A month ago, Amazon’s stock presented an attractive entry point at $191 during a pullback. This price aligned with key support levels and reflected a temporary market correction in an other
I closed $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ ,Strategic Profit-Taking: Selling Google for a 5% Gain A disciplined approach to investing often involves knowing when to take profits. Today, I sold another batch of Alphabet (GOOGL) shares at $194, which I had purchased a month ago at $181. This 5% profit showcases the effectiveness of buying during retracements and selling when prices approach resistance levels. 💰 📉 Buying During Retracement About a month ago, Google’s stock experienced a pullback, presenting a solid opportunity to buy at $181. This price aligned with a technical support level, which often signals a good entry point for strong, fundamentally sound stocks. By acting decisively, I was able to capitalize on this temporary dip in a stock I already bel
I closed $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ ,Quick Profits: Day Trading Palantir by Buying Near Support and Selling at Resistance One of the keys to successful trading is leveraging technical analysis to identify opportunities between support and resistance levels. Today, I applied this strategy to Palantir (PLTR) in a quick day trade. After buying at $78 near support, I sold at $80.69 near resistance, locking in a tidy profit. 💰 📉 Buying Near Support Last night, I noticed that PLTR’s price was approaching the $78 support level. This area had consistently shown strong buyer demand, making it a reliable entry point. Confident in this setup, I placed a buy order at $78 and went to sleep, trusting the market would reward this calculated move. 🛒 📈