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Welcome to the No-Chase Swing Watchlist — built for 9-to-5 traders who want to trade calmly, not constantly. If you’re still trying to day trade at work, you’re making this harder than it needs to be. Here, you’ll learn the exact framework that helps me spot high-probability swings — even if you don’t trade full-time. ✅ Who This Is For - 9-to-5 traders who want stress-free setups that fit their schedule - Swing traders tired of emotional entries and random trades - Anyone ready to follow a simple, repeatable framework built on patience and precision 🚫 Who This Is Not For - Day traders or scalpers (no intraday or options scalping) - Altcoin or forex traders - Traders expecting constant callouts or “everyday” setups I post high-quality, high-conviction setups only — not random plays or noisy alerts.Every idea here follows a clear cause-and-effect process built on structure, liquidity, and confirmation. (I occasionally use options for execution — but every setup is driven by price action, not option Greeks.) ⚡ What You’ll Learn How to plan calm, structured swing trades — without chasing charts or forcing entries. You’ll learn how to read market structure, identify real opportunities, and trade with confidence instead of FOMO. 🔥 Activation Checklist (Do These Now) To start seeing results faster, complete these three quick steps: 1️⃣ Watch the 10-min No-Chase Overview → https://www.skool.com/nochase-swing-watchlist-2326/classroom/b1b2ba67?md=d9ec3ee860fb405b8e6cacb611a41702 2️⃣ Post your intro (job, biggest trading mistake, 1 think you can do this week to improve 1%) 3️⃣ Comment “DONE” once finished — it helps new members find and connect with you. ⚖️ Disclaimer Everything I share here reflects my personal views and opinions on the market — not financial advice.All watchlists, charts, and trade breakdowns are for educational purposes only, showing how I apply the No-Chase Swing Method in real market conditions.Always do your own research and manage your own risk responsibly.
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GRAB — Long Bias
From a higher-timeframe view, GRAB continues to hold a bullish structure. The 4.73–5.01 area is the key zone that originally drove price higher toward the 6.62 highs, which gives this level real importance. Price has since pulled back into that area and is now starting to show early signs of a possible reversal. We’re also seeing price spend time around the 5 area, which lines up with where trading activity has concentrated before. If buyers can continue to defend current levels, the next area to watch is higher, where price previously reacted. The focus here isn’t chasing upside — it’s watching whether this area continues to hold and attract buyers. I’m currently running an end-of-year rate for The Trading Desk at $35/month. That pricing ends Dec 31, after which it returns to $59/month and won’t be offered again. If you want to follow how I’m thinking through names like this as price develops, you can join here:https://www.skool.com/the-trading-desk-2388/about?ref=85ece149906849f6825500a492585d6d
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ADBE — Long Bias
From a higher-timeframe perspective, 278–318 is the key area that matters. This zone was the origin of the move that pushed price up into the 604–675 area, where the larger selloff began. Because of that, this level carries real weight in terms of structure. Price has since retraced back into that higher-timeframe demand and is now starting to stabilize. After tapping that zone, price formed a higher area of support, which suggests buyers are beginning to show up again rather than letting price slide lower. With near-term resistance already worked through, the path higher looks relatively open if buyers continue to defend current levels. The focus here isn’t chasing upside, but watching how price behaves on pullbacks and whether demand continues to hold. I’m currently running an end-of-year rate for The Trading Desk at $35/month.That pricing ends Dec 31, after which it returns to $59/month and won’t be offered again. If you want to follow how I’m approaching names like this as price develops and how my thinking evolves in real time, you can join here: https://www.skool.com/the-trading-desk-2388/about?ref=85ece149906849f6825500a492585d6d
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CRM — Long Bias
On the weekly timeframe, CRM is still in a broader uptrend. Over the past year, price has pulled back into the same area that originally kicked off the last major move higher and is now starting to stabilize from that zone. From a higher-timeframe perspective, this keeps the bias constructive as long as structure continues to hold. Right now, the focus isn’t on predicting upside or forcing entries — it’s on watching how price behaves around current levels and whether buyers continue to step in on pullbacks. I’m currently running an end-of-year rate for The Trading Desk at $35/month. That pricing ends Dec 31, after which it goes back to $59/month and won’t be offered again. I’m currently running an end-of-year rate for The Trading Desk at $35/month.That pricing ends Dec 31, after which it returns to $59/month and won’t be offered again. If you want to follow how I’m approaching names like this as price develops and how my thinking evolves in real time, you can join here: https://www.skool.com/the-trading-desk-2388/about?ref=85ece149906849f6825500a492585d6d
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Market Update — SPX500
On the daily timeframe, structure remains bullish, so the broader bias is still intact. Until that changes, I’m treating pullbacks as corrective rather than the start of a larger reversal. Looking at the 1H timeframe, price is currently trading between a defined support area below and nearby overhead resistance. The 6775–6800 region has been the area where buyers have consistently stepped in, with 6764 acting as the key level that must hold for the current structure to remain valid. Above price, the 6855–6869 area is the first zone where I expect price to react or slow. If price can work through that area, the next decision point sits higher at 6885–6904. A clean acceptance above both would signal strength and open up room for continuation toward ATH. From a scheduling standpoint, this is a holiday-shortened week — Wednesday is a half trading day and the market is closed Thursday. With reduced liquidity, I’m prioritizing patience and clean behavior at levels rather than forcing trades in choppy conditions. If price loses 6764, I’ll step aside and wait for structure to rebuild. Otherwise, the plan remains simple: let price come to key areas and only act if the market confirms. I’m currently running an end-of-year rate for The Trading Desk at $35/month.That pricing ends Dec 31, after which it returns to $59/month and won’t be offered again. If you want to follow how I’m approaching names like this as price develops and how my thinking evolves in real time, you can join here: https://www.skool.com/the-trading-desk-2388/about?ref=85ece149906849f6825500a492585d6d
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