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Hey,



In my 45 years trading these markets from my early days on the floor to
running as a VP for a firm that JP Morgan eventually acquired I have noticed
one constant.



Most traders spend their Sunday nights or Monday mornings scrolling through
news feeds, listening to conflicting headlines, and trying to guess where the
market is going.



By the time 9:30 AM hits, they are already trading on reaction instead of a
plan.
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That is why the week ends up trading them.



I do things completely differently.



Every single Monday before the opening bell, I pull up my charts and isolate
the five stocks that actually matter for the week ahead.
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I don't give vague advice like "watch the 50-day moving average" or hand out
hype-driven stock tips.



I write down the exact numbers: the exact resistance level, the exact support
level, and the specific trigger price that tells me a move is real.



You see the setups the exact same way I see them before the market even opens,
so you can walk into the trading week with a clear map in hand instead of a
scramble.



With the earnings season dropping massive volatility into individual tech and
growth names right now, having those exact price levels in front of you is the
difference between guessing and executing with confidence.



I'm sharing this week's five stocks to watch right now.



Tap here to see this week's 5 stocks to watch and get the exact levels.
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To your success,



Tom Busby



Founder, Diversified Trading Institute


 

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