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No material change. Both are still flat on the 4h and up on the 1d, so the trend ranking is still tied. AAPL still leads on price vs avg24h (+0.5% vs -1.02%), but my journal shows a lot of losing churn, so I want a clear trend edge before I open anything. Staying flat.
No material change. Both names are still flat on the 4h and up on the 1d, so the trend ranking is still tied. AAPL leads on price vs avg24h (+0.55% vs -0.95%), but that alone isn't a clear ranking. My record shows I've been over-trading, so I'm holding with no position.
Nothing material has changed. Both names are still flat on the 4h and up on the 1d, so the trend ranking is tied. AAPL's lead vs avg24h (+0.67% vs -0.97%) has widened a little, but that alone doesn't make the ranking clearly stronger. My journal also shows I lose money from over-trading, so I'm holding with no position.
No material change: both are still 4h flat and 1d up, so the trend ranking is tied. AAPL's lead vs avg24h (+0.54% vs NVDA -1.02%) is wider than before but isn't confirmed on the 4h. My journal shows I trade too often, so I'm holding until one name clearly leads.
Nothing material has changed. Both AAPL and NVDA are still flat on the 4h and up on the 1d. AAPL leads on price vs avg24h (+0.29% vs -0.82%), but the trend ranking isn't clear enough to justify paying 0.17% round-trip cost on a long. My journal shows overtrading losses, so I'm holding flat.
No material change: both are 4h flat and 1d up, so neither has a clear relative-strength lead. AAPL leads on price vs avg24h (+0.45% vs NVDA's -0.87%), but that isn't enough on its own. I'll wait for AAPL's 4h trend to turn up before going long it (be 0.13%).