March swing trades still closed with a +6% average gain, but last week’s failure triggered a full reset. Two new shorts survived the screen.
This week’s Technical Trader swing trade report from Liquidity Trader marks a rare full-system stop-out — not just on individual names, but across the board.
“Spectacular failures like last week’s don’t happen often. But when they do, they almost always signal a major trend change.” — Lee Adler
After a strong February–March downleg and timely profit-taking, the model rotated long — only to get caught in one of the most abrupt signal breakdowns in years.
The result:
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All open longs closed
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Two new short picks added, even after last week’s hard selloff
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Cycle Wave screens flipped short, with the typical lag seen at the start of major bear phases
The lag isn’t a flaw — it’s intentional. The indicators in this model are deliberately tuned to avoid reacting to short-term, news-driven noise. That means missing the first thrust of a new move is an accepted tradeoff for avoiding the kind of churn that wrecks capital over time.
Even after last week’s whipsaw, the model still posted +6% average gains per trade in March, while long-only portfolios based on the S&P 500 were down nearly 6% for the month.
Now the focus shifts:
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Preservation turns to repositioning
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Rebounds become entry points
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Short exposure will scale as setups align
One thing I’ve learned from actively watching the tape since 1967:
The trend really is our friend — but only if we know what it is.
That’s why we don’t fight the tape. We align with it.
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