Good but hindsight's 20/20..............Instead what factors were present early on in this move that can be filtered for such a trade? I found $CVNA early on (sub $30) and placed many day/swing trades on thanks to it being a top % changer daily with high volume.

$avgo daily looks prime for alldaybulltrend this week. See if can rally hot open then entry with time decisions. Ideally hold winner til close

$SPCX easy morning momo set up scanners catch lack luster or avg p/m pumps hot from open with multi % in first 15 1 min momo holds upper bands getting in with time to provide answer winner hold til 1030 with trail loser / under vwap stop

Trading lesson: A view on direction isn't enough. You need a time frame and a map of the paths price could take. Here are some paths we discussed for $QQQ in our pre-market meeting, all for the first hour. Once the open shows us which one is unfolding, that's the one we trade.

Sitting for more than 30 minutes without standing up raises your risk of early death by 17 percent, even if you exercise. A 2017 study of 8,000 adults found the total sitting time mattered less than how long each stretch lasted. The research team at Columbia University, led by Keith Diaz, fitted each participant with an accelerometer for a week and then followed them for an average of four years. They found that people who sat for the most hours per day had the highest death rates, but the sharpest jump in risk came from the length of the individual bouts. People who sat in stretches of 30 minutes or less had the lowest mortality, regardless of total sitting time. The mechanism involves what happens to blood sugar and blood fats when the legs stop moving. Within 30 minutes of sitting, the muscles in the legs stop contracting, which reduces glucose uptake, slows the clearance of triglycerides from the blood, and causes insulin levels to rise. The metabolic slowdown is fast and it is local: the muscles in the legs, which are the largest in the body, are the ones doing the most work of pulling sugar and fat out of the bloodstream. Getting up every 30 minutes and moving for a minute or two was enough to interrupt the cycle in the Columbia study. The researchers wrote that the combination of sitting less and breaking it up more frequently was associated with the lowest risk, and they advised standing up or walking for one to two minutes every half hour. The problem is not the chair. The problem is staying in it. The intervention is standing up, and the dose is every 30 minutes. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2889…

1. $SNDK textbook heart break trade for me....... Daily over 50% sell off from highs, at bottom bollinger bands. Sets stage for over extension..... shorts sell it off over 7% from open, double bottoms into lunch before retracing the morning sell off.