Ahoy there Trader! ⚓️
It’s Phil…
The final bear trade has exited, wrapping up a fantastic run of bearish swing trades.
But this one? It needed a little extra management. Instead of hitting the usual buyback target, price turned 15 points before the breakout target, signaling a bullish shift with pulse bars and a V-shaped entry. That meant manually closing out the last of the bears to lock in a 53.3% return and position for the bullish swing into the weekend.
While the rest of the market panicked and scrambled, we followed the plan, executed our systematic approach, and cashed out profitably—just like we discuss every week in the Fast Forward Mentorship.
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Deeper Dive Analysis:
This was the third bear swing trade placed, but the last to exit. Unlike the previous set-and-forget trades, this one required active management as price reversed just shy of target, before developing a bullish turn.
The Trade Setup – Another Bear Swing Execution
- ✅ Bear trade placed as part of the overall downtrend move
- ✅ Targeted a clean breakout and continuation to the downside
- ✅ Plan was to buy back at a key level—but price turned first
The Exit – Managing the Turnaround
- ✅ Price turned 15 points before the breakout target
- ✅ Bullish pulse bars + V-shaped reaction confirmed reversal potential
- ✅ Exited manually instead of waiting for the buyback trigger
Trade Performance
- ✅ Collected $3.00 in credit on entry
- ✅ Bought back for $1.40, locking in a 53.3% return
- ✅ Final exit as a part of the Friday turnaround, preparing for the bullish swing
Key Takeaways:
- ✅ Not every trade follows the ‘perfect’ script—sometimes active management is needed
- ✅ Recognising system reversal signals helps preserve profits
- ✅ Systematic trading allows for confidence in decision-making—no guessing, just execution
While others panicked into the close, we followed the process, cashed out profitably, and positioned ourselves for the next leg up—just another week of smart, structured trading.
Fun Fact
Did you know? The first-ever ‘circuit breaker’ market halt was triggered on October 27, 1997, after the Dow dropped 554 points (7.18%) in a single day.
The Lesson? Markets can turn quickly, but those who follow a systematic approach aren’t caught off guard—they’re prepared, patient, and ready to act.
Happy trading,
Phil
Less Brain More Gain
…and may your trades be smoother than a cashmere codpiece