In this pre‑market video, the host outlines his systematic approach to finding trade opportunities by scanning the past 30 days for the largest dark‑pool block prints, which he interprets as institutional activity. He applies this methodology to two stocks: Marvell Technology (MRVL) and JD.com (JD). For MRVL, he reviews recent downward trends, recent earnings‑related prints totaling about five million shares, and a suite of moving averages (4, 8, 15, 50, 200). He establishes a bullish bias above the R3 pivot at $87.25 with tiered targets from $88 up to $97.14, and a bearish bias below $85 with targets down to $81.69, noting the 14‑day ATR of $3.59. For JD.com, he examines a recent downtrend, multiple institutional prints (up to 1.7 M shares), and EMA 4/8 alignment. He sets a bullish bias above $27.25 (R3) with targets up to $29.08, and a bearish bias below $26.49 (Camarilla) with targets down to $25.38, citing an ATR of $0.70. Throughout, he emphasizes a rule‑based bias: go long when price closes above the defined pivot level and short when it closes below. The video concludes with a promotion for his Dark Pool Weekly Report newsletter, which offers a weekly list of 13 swing‑trade candidates, dark‑pool education, and trade‑setup reviews.
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Good morning, traders. It's Friday, March sixth at four twenty-two a.m. All right, two stocks for you today to trade. We've got Marvel that had earnings, and we've got JD rebounding on China. I guess doing a little bit better, but we'll see. So for those of you that are watching for the first time, what we do is we follow the institutional block trades and for. The purpose of these videos, what I do is I go back the last 30 days to see the largest prints. So we can see that Marvell here has been on a downward trend going back. It's a downward trend here, and then at this recent bottom over here, we got some prints coming in, and then we've got all the spaghetti moving averages. Clearly there's no trend, but we've jumped up here. There's more prints, comes up back, splashes into this. So that means the institutions aren't done because look, there's more and more prints. Coming in, tag the 50 simple moving average with 1.6 million shares there. Hold back, and yesterday there was a there was a print here, 147k bouncing off my 200 moving average. And then here, this is earnings. Boom! All the way through all of these prints together. So when we add this up, 1.6 mil. There's 2.9 million. 4.2 million. So there's about 5 million in prints here, and so pre-market we've taken off. So this might be a longer-term swing, we can see. But anyway, targets up here, 92 potentially. You just look left to see where the previous support and resistance is. We've got to make sure that we close above this resistance here anyway, so if we close above 85, there might be a good swing candidate on this one as well. So let's go ahead and map this out on the intraday so we don't have a bias. We're going to be bullish above a specific level. So the idea is if the stock does this, we will respond and do whatever we've planned. And if— so if it goes long, we have a long entry. If we go short, we have a short entry, and then we can make money on both sides. So we're going to be bullish above this R3. This is a person's pivot here. So we're going to be bullish above $87.25, target $88, $89, $90, $91, $92.12, and then we've got $94, $95, and $97.14. Now the ATR on this one is 359, so I've mapped it out like after earnings things can continue to move way beyond their 14-day average true range, right? So Anyway, we're going to be bearish below 85. Let's get below here, break below 85, target 84, 83, 82.08. 81.69 is this 1.6 million, and you can see here that this R2 is support here from into the close yesterday. So this should probably be some support here, I would think, at least to bounce. And if it's going to come down We can see where it's coming into a lot of support area, getting back into these prints. So we've got 8073 here, and I've actually stopped here because this is a retracement to the 4 and 8 exponential moving average, which is the— on the daily, which is important here on the higher time frame. So, so if I zoom in here, that would be this red line. And then the blue line here is the 8. So that's the 4 and the 8 there. Okay, so there you have it. Let's go ahead and look at JD.com. Okay, so this one's moving up. Let's look here at the 30 days. This is— here's the stock moving down. So if we were to draw a channel Down here, that's what it's tagging. It's also tagging my 15 exponential moving average. And so if we're looking at the prints here, we can see going back— this is February 9th, actually— there was, there was a print here, splashed up, another print. Well, we've got this one and another print right here, and then we moved below. And you can see we went sideways for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 days. And but in that eight days, there's a few hundred thousand in shares. So that means institutions are getting into their positions. And then with the four and the eight exponential moving average, you can see here that the trend is down on the shorter time frame. All of these moving averages are pretty thin or or you know congruent with each other. And then It continues down. So you can see here, this broke down, broke down. This is a bear doji sandwich. This one opened lower, came up to test pretty much the 4 exponential moving average, came all the way down again. And so this is what we like to see for swing trades. At the bottom here, we've got March 3rd and 4th massive prints here. 4, 6, that's almost a million, 1.5, but 1.7 million here. And then all of a sudden, look at the volume yesterday coming back up through these prints. And then today, now we're, we're breaking above. So we can see if, if this is a, uh, if this is going to get us back above these prints. We're at, uh, 26. If we can definitely close above 28, then we're above All the prints here, but let's trade this intraday anyway. We're going to be let's look on the intraday here. You can see all of the prints in in here. So we're going to be bullish above 2725. What's great about that is that gets us above this R3. We want this to be support, and there's these prints here. So if we get above 2725, then we're we're above over. About a million shares here, and then if this can be support, so a break retest moving up, we can come up here to 2750, 2788, 2810 is R4. Then we've got 2850, 2908 is R5 on that one. Okay, so if this winds up being resistance, we could come up and turn over as well. It looks like it's turning over a little bit here. The high here is $27 on the nose, starting to pull back. We're going to be bearish below $26.49. That's this Camarilla right here. Target $26.14, then $26.01, $25.80, $25.74. You can see how this is really tight getting into here. Um, $25.65 is a cam Here, 2556, 2538. I stopped at 2538 here, which is the S1. There's a 300K print, and then I've got my 200 exponential moving average, 200 simple moving average. We've got almost a million in prints here, and this is the post-market where we just hovered on this to the gap, right? So hovered on this, and then the pre-market gap up. So this to me, I, I would think is the support area. The ATR on this one is about 70 cents, so I usually look for ones over a dollar. This one really moves, so it could have the opportunity to move a lot more than that. Okay, so there you have it. Those are your 2 trade setups for today. We do have a swing trade newsletter, which is our Dark Pool Weekly Report. So click the link in the description below or go to mobyticktrading.com/weekly-report and first name, email address, and yeah, then you're signed up. You'll get each week, you'll get 13 stocks to look out for for the week. We do a little bit of dark pool education as well, and then we review the trade setups from the previous week as well. Okay, happy trading everyone, and we'll see you this afternoon with our results video.
