Most traders overcomplicate their process. They stare at 15 indicators and still can't pull the trigger.

After years of trading stocks and options, I've narrowed my entire strategy down to 3 setups that repeat consistently:

1. The Pullback to Support

When a stock in an uptrend pulls back to a key moving average or horizontal support level with decreasing volume — that's my bread and butter. The entry is clear, the stop is tight, and the risk/reward is usually 3:1 or better.

2. The Breakout Retest

A stock breaks above resistance, runs up, then comes back to retest that level as new support. If it holds — I'm in. These setups tend to have explosive follow-through because the sellers already capitulated.

3. The Earnings Gap Fill

After a stock gaps down on earnings and sells off further, I wait for a reversal pattern on the daily chart. Most of these fill 50-75% of the gap within a few weeks. Options give you leverage here without sizing too big.

That's it. Three setups, executed with discipline. No magic, no hype — just clean price action and risk management.

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