Stocks Daily Swing
A calm end-of-day routine for stocks and ETFs. Check charts once after the close.
Level
Beginner
Style
Swing
Timeframes
Daily
Markets
Stocks, ETFs
When to use it
- You have a job and can only look at charts after the market closes.
- You trade stocks or ETFs.
Settings
| Setting | Set it to |
|---|---|
| Signal Mode | Conservative |
| Minimum stars | ★★★★ and up |
| EMAs 20 / 50 / 200 | On |
| Account and Risk % | Filled in, so the label shows shares |
Anything not listed stays on its default. See the Full Settings Reference for every option.
Step by step
- 1Scan your watchlist after the closeUse the Simple Screener Pro or flip through your list. Daily signals only confirm at the close.
- 2Prefer stocks above the 200 EMA for BUYsIt keeps you aligned with the long-term trend.
- 3Check upcoming earningsEarnings can gap a stock straight through your stop.
- 4Place orders for the next sessionUse the stop and targets on the label.
Managing the trade
- Daily trades can take days or weeks. Check once a day, not every hour.
- Set price alerts at the targets so you don't need to watch.
When to skip it
- Earnings are within the next few days.
- The stock is thinly traded.
Common mistakes
- Holding through earnings without meaning to.
- Checking intraday and exiting on noise.
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