Every week Joshua breaks down the market, walks through one good trade and one bad trade, and sets up the week ahead, straight from 10+ years of active trading.
October 30, 2026
I held a CoreWeave short past my stop line for an 82 cent loss, then flipped long 23 seconds after covering and caught $1.41 a share. Plus a hawkish Fed hold and the Nasdaq's worst day since June.
October 23, 2026
A CoreWeave breakout long paid $1.31 a share. A CoreWeave short was up 45 cents and I held it into an 85 cent loss. Plus cutting a loser fast to catch a mover, and the Nasdaq's worst day since June.
October 16, 2026
MNDR paid 52 cents a share by selling into the volume burst before a halt. CRWV was up 57 cents and I held it into a loss. Plus a hot CPI and the longest chip slide since 2008.
October 9, 2026
BIYA held $1.80 twice and paid 40 cents a share. APLD made money too, but anchoring to $23.25 made it a bad trade. Plus a rate scare, oil back over $100 and a chip flush.
October 2, 2026
NXL paid 95 cents a share after an early entry, a flush to $6.80 and two trading halts. VBIO was off plan and I scratched it. Plus the jobs miss that sent the Nasdaq to a record.
September 25, 2026
A low-float runner that paid 90 cents in about a minute, and a late-day trade I took out of boredom. Indexes finished green while small caps lagged. One good trade and one bad trade, on the chart.
August 28, 2026
Two NVDA shorts on the same Thursday afternoon. One waited for the 9 EMA retest and made 68 cents clean. The other was forced on hope and gave back more than double. The chart wasn't the difference.
August 21, 2026
No winning trade this week. Just WFF: a support break I refused to honor, two emotional adds with no signal behind them, and a sub-$200 loss I turned into the whole week.
August 14, 2026
A cooling CPI week kept a bid under AI names. One SMCI trend long that worked, one INTC short held well past its own exit signal, and the three rules both came down to.