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One of the toughest things for traders to accept is that…
Sometimes, the best trade is the one you don’t ride to the very end.
Here’s a recent example — my best friend Josiah jumped in on a setup, got filled a bit higher than ideal, and then closed it out quickly for a gain.
Was it the biggest move of the day? No. But it was the right decision for him, and that’s the point.
Too many traders get stuck chasing the “perfect” trade. They want the exact top or bottom, they hold for that last push… and they give back profits when the market flips.
Quick exits don’t just protect you from reversals — they also help lock in the habit that actually matters: consistency.
And consistency beats “home runs” every time.
Think about it. The probability of a trade moving in your favor at some point after entry is much higher than nailing the exact closing price you want.
So if you have a system that pays you when that first move happens, why wait around hoping for more? That’s when emotions start creeping in, and emotions destroy edges.
The other big benefit?
It keeps you nimble. Closing trades early frees up capital and mental energy for the next setup. You’re not glued to a screen waiting for a candle to hit your target — you’re taking the gift the market gave you and moving on.
So the next time you feel tempted to hang on just because “it might run more,” ask yourself a simple question: Would you rather book a solid win now, or risk turning it into a loss chasing a few extra cents?
Traders who stick to quick, disciplined exits often find they don’t just protect their account — they grow it faster over time.
The big moves will come when they come. But stacking small, reliable wins? That’s what builds long-term success.
We’ll keep covering the strongest ones every morning on Opening Playbook!
Apple (AAPL) In Bullish Mode
Apple has been on a strong run since April 2025 after a rough first three months, and a few big factors explain why.
The biggest boost came when smartphones and semiconductors were exempted from new Chinese tariffs in early April, easing fears about rising iPhone and Mac costs.
That news sparked a quick rebound, with Apple jumping double digits in days. Investors quickly shifted from worrying about tariffs to focusing on stronger-than-expected demand.
April earnings sealed the deal…
Apple reported $95.4 billion in revenue, up 5% year over year while services revenue hit an all-time high of $26.6 billion. Even with some tariff-related costs, the mix of solid iPhone sales, booming services and ongoing share buybacks reassured investors.
Plus, Apple’s guidance stayed upbeat, and its supply-chain shift toward India and the U.S. helped calm geopolitical worries.
Put it all together, and you get the steady climb we’ve seen since April — driven by demand optimism, strong fundamentals, and a lot less tariff stress.
And now we also see green on our Newton Indicator. AAPL could be ready to go back to its winning ways.
General Motors (GM) Looking Bearish
GM stock has been under pressure in 2025, and the latest earnings didn’t do it any favors. The big issue?
Tariffs.
GM took about a $1.1 billion hit to operating income last quarter thanks to new 25% tariffs on imported vehicles and parts. Investors are also worried that these higher costs — projected to total $4–5 billion for the year — could slow GM’s electric vehicle plans and chip away at its long-term growth story.
The stock is up BIG today, but the market’s reaction was quick and harsh. GM dropped around 7–8% right after the report as traders dug into the details: wholesale volume fell, dealer deliveries were weak, and margins kept sliding despite a small production rebound.
Management didn’t help matters by keeping guidance cautious, citing ongoing cost pressures, warranty expenses and slow progress on offsetting tariffs.
Bottom line? Wall Street punished GM because the headline earnings beat didn’t matter as much as shrinking profits and rising geopolitical risks.
At the same time, our Newton Indicator has definitely turned red on a big down bar. This could mean there’s more bearishness to come.
Graham Lindman
Graham Lindman Trading
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P.S. Last Chance to Learn My Daily Setup Before Tomorrow’s Trade!
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The profits and performance shown are not typical, we make no future earnings claims and you may lose money. From the live trades published in real time during 6/20/2025 – 7/22/2025 produced an 86.6% win rate with an average return of 32.05%% over a one day hold time.
