Image Source: PexelsIt was a good trading day on Black Friday. I came in a little biased, as I thought it may be a quieter day, or that it could quiet down at any time due to its status as a semi-holiday. It was an eventful and strong movement day, but that bias led me more to a hit-it-and-get-out style of trading instead of holding for the bigger moves, which is what I have been working on doing lately.I took a couple of classic TC patterns that I really liked. Those are the bread-and-butter type of trades. They are frequent and often result in a price pop.But, if the pullback becomes more complex (more than one drop), I generally leave the stock alone. Yet with these strong stocks, I’ve noticed complex pullbacks often lead to nice movement. I have known this is the case for a long time; I just wasn’t ready or interested in taking advantage of it until now. I am always working on building my toolbox (because existing strategies may fail to work at some point).Now, here is a closer look at IonQ, ZenaTech, Quantum Computing, and D-Wave Quantum.00:14:11More By This Author:Trade Of The Day: IonQ, Red Cat HoldingsEURUSD Day Trading Charts, Trades, And Notes For June 2024Dealing With “Nerves” And Developing An Internal Process For Optimal Trading Performance
