Biggest Green Week for May! 4 More Stocks Up Over 100%

Channel: Ross Cameron - Warrior Trading YouTube

Watch on YouTube · 2026-05-29

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Here is a summary of the YouTube trading video transcript in clear bullet points: **Stock Tickers mentioned with associated price levels:** * QH (Chinese company): no specific price levels mentioned * PFRX (Israeli stock): $1.40 (pre-move), $4 (after-hours), $6 (potential retest area) * OLOX (Chinese company): $8.75 (retest of $10), $9.89 (squeeze level), $11.45 (breakout level), $12 (squeeze level) * STG (Chinese company): no specific price levels mentioned * DKT (Chinese company): no specific price levels mentioned * REPL (51 million share float): no specific price levels mentioned * CMND (1 million share float): $350 (potential breakout area) **Key Trading Strategy:** * The trader is using a disciplined approach, focusing on identifying potential breakouts and squeezes in stocks with low float. * They are looking for retests of previous highs and breakouts above key levels. **Indicators used:** * Moving averages (200-period) * Jackknife candles * Squeeze levels **Entry/Exit Rules and suggested trades:** * The trader is using a micro-pullback approach, entering trades on small price movements to anticipate larger moves. * They are looking for retests of previous highs and breakouts above key levels. * Specific trade examples include: + OLOX: entry at $8.75, exit at $12 + CMND: entry at 446, exit at 505 (winner), exit at 450 (loser) + CMND: entry at 445, exit at 505 (winner) **Timeframes mentioned:** * 1-minute chart for OLOX and STG * 5-minute chart for CMND * Pre-market and after-hours trading **Risk Management Tips:** * The trader is being cautious with stocks that have low float, as they are more susceptible to price manipulation. * They are using a disciplined approach to manage risk, focusing on identifying potential breakouts and squeezes before entering trades. Note: The transcript does not provide specific risk management rules or stop-loss levels.

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What's up, everyone? All right, so I'm going to record my recap a little bit on the earlier side today. I'm on uh Pacific Standard Time, so I started my day at 3:45 for the 4:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. uh you know, kind of beginning to pre-market, which is typically when I start trading. Um being on the uh West Coast this week has been um has been great. I've really enjoyed um my time in the Southwest visiting um the Navajo Nation and um going through Utah and Arizona. Uh but I'll head back this weekend and I'll be back home next week, which is good because, you know, the market really picked up this week. We had some huge moves uh hitting the hot market gold daily goal here 3 days in a row, 38,000 on Wednesday, 32,000 yesterday, so that's 40, 60, 70,000 uh plus another 20,000 today. It's nearly $100,000 in 3 days. That really changed the month of May. That was an extra 100 grand I wasn't really expecting. The month had been going kind of slowly, you know, chipping away, green, but uh to all of a sudden catch uh that kind of move um you know, this kind of momentum has been really terrific. Uh and even now here I see another stock popping up. Um this one the Chil- Children's Place Incorporated. Not really sure what this one's about. 8.3 million share float. Um you know, each day today I've probably left uh money on the table uh um you know, by walking away perhaps a little early, but I'm being really disciplined about um taking the profit off the table and paying myself and also recognizing that, you know, this I'm on I'm on my traveling trading station. Um I was expecting this week would be slow and it wouldn't be really that big of a deal to be on my laptop and, you know, be on this sort of different time zone, but as it turned out, uh we had a lot of opportunity this week, which is great, but I don't want to give in to FOMO and sort of start trading too aggressively and then make a big mistake while I'm traveling cuz I've done that before as well. So, try to keep things moderate, in check in terms of managing risk and everything else. So, this morning you can see we've got a number of stocks are up quite a bit. Beginning with QH. This is I didn't look at this super closely. It's a Chinese company. I don't think it's an IPO. I think it's probably an uplist from the OTC market. So, it went from about $9 up to 30 but then came all the way back down. No trades on that. There was no setup. PFR PRFX This one put in a big move yesterday after the closing bell. I did not see any news on it. It's an Israeli stock and an incredible move from $1.40 all the way up to nearly $10 a share. But then it rolled over, was back down at like $4 by the end of pre-market or by the by the end of after hours yesterday, went sideways pre-market. And I had said, you know, maybe if it got above like, you know, kind of this area here of $6, maybe I would consider it for a retest of the highs, but it never got to that level, so I didn't take any trades on it. OLOX. This is the one that I did trade, the first one that I traded today. I'm up 10,000 on it. Also popped up, big move yesterday after hours, pulls back, pops up, pulls back, and then it rips here, and I got in right in the middle of this move here. And I was looking first from about 8.75 for a retest of $10. We got it. Then I looked for the break of 10, and we got it. We got to move all the way up to over $12 a share. So, if I pull up the 1-minute chart on this we can see the entries a little bit more closely. So, this was our first squeeze right here, this push. This is where I took my first trade. Micro pullback, just jumping in basically looking to anticipate the break through nine and a squeeze hopefully to 10. It went up to 9.89, but couldn't quite get to that 10.22 level, which was the after hours high, right up here. So, this is the level that I was sort of looking at, right right in there. Um but it pulled back and then it came up and we got another attempt at it and then a nice micro pullback here. So, I traded that and then I traded right here for the break of 11.45 and then squeeze up to 12. But, as you could see, it popped up and then it would pull back. It popped up and then it would pull back. So, it became a little bit challenging. Ended up going sideways here and for a little while we thought maybe it was going to give us like an ABCD pattern and another shot at a move higher, but it didn't. Note that this one has a very low float. Float's less than a million shares, right? PFRX, float less than a million shares, okay? And just, you know, keep that in mind. Um now, STG, this one has a 10 million share float. Chinese company squeezing up. Um and for me, when I saw this one, I just felt like, you know, can I really trust it? Um the 200 moving average is about $5. It broke through, then went back below. And then, right at 7:00 a.m., we would call this a jackknife candle. Look at this, pop and then flush back down. Uh it's just awful. It's awful. There was another one, DKT, or was it D uh Now, what was it? Uh now, I can't remember, but there was another one that did that yesterday and it uh tried to do it again today. Chinese stocks, we've been seeing a lot of this. Um just a lot of chop in these names. They'll pop up, then they flush back down. So, I didn't trust that one. No trades there. Um REPL, 51 million share float. That's a little too high for me. Didn't take any trades on it. It is also easy to borrow. CMND, we've traded this one many times before. Honestly, my expectations for it are pretty low and I didn't trade it for most of the move. I only participated kind of at the top because, you know, this is the thing where right in here I was like, "Okay, maybe the break of 350, but it's CMND." Yes, it's a 1 million share float, but it it never seems to work out that well. In fact, it wasn't that long ago and we look at the 5-minute chart where we had a big squeeze on it. Let's see, right here. And by the end of the day it closed red. It went from 5 to 10 and then by the end of the day it's red. So, I had good reason to not be very confident in this one, but it started squeezing and it just kept going. So, eventually I said, "You know what? I'm just going to start trading little pullbacks on this and let's let's just see what we get." So, we had this first kind of rally right here to four and then up to the high and I kept hesitating, hesitating. Then it pulled back and I got a really nice trade on Was it this pullback here? No. Let me look at my first trade on CMND. So, my first trade on it was at 445. Yeah, so my first trade on it was a little bit higher. It might have been right right here, right on this candle. Or was it on this candle here? Actually, I think it was on this one here. I took this bounce off of the half dollar. Anyway, it was it was in this area. I was watching the half dollar whole dollar and so as it come down to 450, we dipped down. Maybe it was right down here. We dipped down to 446 and what was my entry there? Yeah. So, the low of this candle, the low of this one. 446, the low of this one. Was it back here? Was it over here? Well, now I'm not exactly sure, but anyways, I was trading it somewhere in this area and was looking for the retest to the high. Then we got a sweep up to five, all the way up to 505, but it couldn't break that high. Ends up kind of rolling over and coming back down. And so I ended up taking the first trade was a um My first trade on it was a $4,000 winner. My second trade was a loser. I lost 2,000. My third trade, that's when things really connected and I made five grand on it. So now I'm up 7,000. Another uh trade I made another 2,000. So you can see I'm up now about um you know, 9,300. So that puts me up 20,000 on the day. Hot market daily goal. Three days in a row. I'm grateful for that. So uh when I probably at the end of the week or well, going into the weekend Sunday going before the the week ahead, I'll do my watch list and I'll export all my trades and we'll do have a little recap for the month of May. Which um started strong. I think I was up $46,000 on the first trading day and then it was cold for a couple weeks and then this last week was great. So we've got a lot going for us right now with the PDT rule change and the SpaceX IPO, some big momentum this week and I think it's only going to get better. I mean, again, I could be wrong um but right now it feels like we're in a good position ending the week with some confidence. So I feel good about that and I'll be back at it bright and early on Monday morning. So I hope you guys all enjoy the weekend and remind you as always that of course trading is risky and my results aren't typical. So manage your risk by practicing in a simulator before you put real money on the line. Now if you want to watch over my shoulders I'm trading and use these same tools, the scanners, the charts, the news feed, there's a link for a two-week trial that's pinned to the top of the comment and in the description. So check out the two-week trial and then I'll see you bright and early Monday morning streaming at 7:00 a.m. All right, I'll see you then.