If you haven’t learned how to buy relative strength on weakness yet, now is the time to do it. One of the biggest mistakes traders make in slower or choppier markets is chasing a strong stock after it has already started expanding When overall market momentum is limited, those breakout entries can become much harder to hold. You’re buying after price has already moved, your risk is usually wider, and any normal pullback can shake you out before the real move develops A better approach is to first identify the stocks already showing relative strength Then, instead of chasing them higher: Wait for a controlled pullback into an EMA, prior pivot, previous day’s low, or another key support area The goal is to buy temporary weakness inside a structurally strong stock. That gives you a fe
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