by Greg Capra | Apr 20, 2026 | Chart of the Week, Uncategorized
Over the past several weeks, the S&P 500 delivered a powerful reminder of how markets actually turn—not from headlines, but from subtle shifts in internal behavior before prices follow.What stood out in the chart below wasn’t just the decline… it was what's...
by Greg Capra | Apr 12, 2026 | Chart of the Week, Greg's Blog Posts
Don’t Trust Your Mind When TradingEvery trader reaches a point where they realize something uncomfortable:The greatest threat to a well-designed trading plan isn’t the market — it’s the mind executing it.You’ve done the work.You’ve studied charts, tested patterns, and...
by Greg Capra | Apr 6, 2026 | Chart of the Week, Greg's Blog Posts
Don’t Trust Your Mind When TradingEvery trader reaches a point where they realize something uncomfortable:The greatest threat to a well-designed trading plan isn’t the market — it’s the mind executing it.You’ve done the work.You’ve studied charts, tested patterns, and...
by Greg Capra | Mar 29, 2026 | Chart of the Week
Many traders learn candlestick patterns and quickly notice something frustrating:The same pattern doesn’t always produce the same result.That’s because the pattern itself is not the edge.Context is the edge. I have listed some of today's scan results below, and two...
by Greg Capra | Mar 22, 2026 | Chart of the Week
Moving Averages as a Visual AidThe most commonly used moving averages for equitiesSimple moving averages remain the most widely used in equities. While some will debate that point, decades of observation suggest that simple averages tend to provide the clearest...
by Greg Capra | Mar 3, 2026 | Chart of the Week, Greg's Blog Posts
Moving Averages as a Visual AidThe most commonly used moving averages for equitiesSimple moving averages remain the most widely used in equities. While some will debate that point, decades of observation suggest that simple averages tend to provide the clearest...
