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The market doesn't wait for perfect signals

This is probably the most practical article you’ll read this week.

Today, I want to show you exactly how I think about entries, exits, and risk, and why being proactive almost always beats waiting for the “perfect” signal that never seems to come.

Most people believe the market owes them something.

You bought spot positions that went underwater. Bitcoin has been struggling to stay alive above $60k, and you’ve been sitting there, waiting for that magical bottom that will supposedly solve everything.

But the truth is - The bottom will happen on a random Tuesday when nobody expects it.

You won’t feel ready. The news won’t look good. Most people will still be very bearish.

But this article isn’t about predicting that moment.

It’s about finding short-term opportunities that appear every single week, regardless of what Bitcoin is doing.

Opportunities that don’t require waiting another month just to see green.

I want to make money this week.
I hope you do too.

Tesla ($TSLA)

Buy signals for TSLA based on Cycles

I know the image isn’t perfectly clear.

But I promise it teaches you more than most indicators ever will.

Let’s break it down step by step.

At the bottom of the chart you’ll see three Cycle Indicators.

The red line is the Weekly Cycle.

It tells you the market’s likely direction over the next few months.

If it’s rising, the market is expected to trend higher.

If it’s falling, you should assume the bigger trend is turning bearish.

The green line above it is the 8-hour Cycle.

After years of testing, I realized that Tesla respects this cycle incredibly well.

The best entries usually appear when this line drops below 20.

That’s where TSLA becomes heavily undervalued and often produces powerful upside moves.

Above that sits the 4-hour Cycle, shown in blue.

This is your precision tool.

It helps identify short-term overbought and oversold conditions and often gives you the exact entry during the day.

Now look at the five entries marked on the chart.

Before opening any trade, this should be your thought process.

1. Is the 1-Week Cycle above 80?

A trade is still possible, but the risk is much higher.

If you decide to go long, your goal is simple.

Take the quick move and exit within a few days, preferably near the top of the 4-hour Cycle.

2. Is the 8-hour Cycle below 20?

Now we’re talking.

This is where I become interested.

Then I look for confirmation from the 4-hour or even the 2-hour Cycle to fine-tune the entry.

3. Is the 4-hour Cycle at the bottom?

Great.

Now make sure the longer-term Cycles are also near their lows.

Otherwise, the 4-hour Cycle can easily fail, and price may continue collapsing.

In other words...

Always analyze the market from the biggest Cycle to the smallest one.

Let's Zoom In

Analysis of the three entries

Markets are cyclical.

That’s important because Tesla is currently setting up in a very similar way, which we’ll discuss in just a moment.

Let’s calculate the risks, entries, and exits for each of the three examples shown on the chart.

Trade 1

The 1-Week Cycle is already above 80 and starting to roll over.

That’s your first warning that the broader trend is turning bearish.

However, both the 8-hour and 4-hour Cycles are sitting at their lows.

That creates a perfectly valid short-term long trade.

Because the higher timeframe is bearish, your job is not to marry the position.

Enter near the 4-hour bottom.

Exit around the 4-hour highs, or at the latest when the 8-hour Cycle crosses above 80.

Holding longer dramatically increases the chance of sitting through months of drawdown before seeing the same price again.

Trade 2

Now the 1-Week Cycle has reached 20, entering oversold territory.

The 8-hour Cycle is also at its bottom, while the 4-hour Cycle is beginning to reverse.

This is still a good entry.

Just remember that the market can still flush lower before the bigger reversal begins.

You have two options.

Take profits at the 4-hour, 8-hour, or 1-Day highs, which is usually my preferred approach.

Or, if you’re investing for the longer term, begin DCA’ing into the position while accepting short-term volatility.

Trade 3

This is my favorite.

The 1-Week Cycle has already spent an entire month below 20, yet price refuses to make another meaningful low.

Meanwhile, both the 8-hour and 4-hour Cycles are also below 20.

Everything lines up.

This is exactly where I want to build a larger position.

You can either sell around the 1-Day highs or simply ride the move until the 1-Week Cycle tops out if you don’t want to actively manage every short-term swing.

Got it! Is it time to buy Tesla now?