Top Sector Trades: Tech, Quantum, and More
Investment and Swing trade Alerts
Here’s another fresh batch of setups — a mix of long-term and shorter-term trades across key sectors. Setups are many because market is recovering, but after sometime, they will dry up.
For each sector, the stocks are in a descending order of which I consider the strongest to the weakest. I also try to organize sectors from strongest to weakest!
📊 Trading Framework Reminder
Remember: Every long-term investment alert can also be played as a swing trade.
Long-Term Investors (3-12 Month Holds)
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Entry: Full position on breakout
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Profit Taking: Sell 1/4 to 1/5 at Goal 1
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Exit Signal: Close below 20-day EMA (your trend guide) or 50EMA
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Why: Strong moves are hard to time at the top, but the 20EMA acts as a reliable trend filter
Swing Traders (2-6 Week Holds)
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Entry: Full position on breakout
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Profit Taking: Sell 1/3 at Goal 1
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Final Exit: Remainder at Goal 2
Technology Sector
$PLTR ( ▲ 2.7% ) – Long term trade
I recommended this already but you would have been stopped out for a loss. Now is a great time to re-enter!

PLTR
$CLS ( ▲ 5.09% ) – Long term trade
Already recommended and it has setup again. Now this is a more ideal entry because the cheat is in the upper 3rd of the base.
When cheats are in the lower 3rd of the base as shown in the recommendation earlier, they are normally not trustworthy!

CLS
Quantum Computing Sector
$RGTI ( ▲ 11.39% ) – Long term trade
I recommended this already and now can be a good re-entry for both swing trades and long term trades.

RGTI
Nuclear Power Stocks
$TLN ( ▲ 7.73% ) – Long term trade
I recommended this yesterday and you would be stopped out. Now is time to re-enter

TLN
Long-Term Trade Guidelines |
These apply to investment-style trades, not short-term swings. A detailed version is available on the Resources page, but here’s a quick summary: |
What are we looking for in swing trades: ➖➖➖ Price Structures: Cheats, Double Bottoms, Breakouts, Cup and Handle, Buyable Gap-Ups, Flat/Box Bases, 150MA Bounce, VCP (Virtual Contraction Patterns), Big Bases Breakouts 🔸 Stock Selection: Leaders in strong industries, Stocks showing high relative strength, Companies with strong earnings 🔸 When to enter: Normally after a market correction or bear market! |
Risk Management(Long term trades): ➖➖➖ Risk 0.5%–1.5% of your account per trade. Never risk more than 2% of your total account on a single position.
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Exit Strategy (Simplified from the resources page): ➖➖➖ Conservative / Hands-off: Exit if the price closes below the 50 EMA. Active / Experienced: Exit on a close below the 20 EMA. |
Regards,
Valentine