SprintInvestor’s Setup Model Books X2 (Momentum Burst & Volatility Contraction Pattern) | 500+ Setup

SprintInvestor’s Setup Model Books X2 (Momentum Burst & Volatility Contraction Pattern) | 500+ Setup

I have done two major studies on two major market structures: the Momentum Burst and the Volatility Contraction Pattern.

In my trading, I primarily trade short, momentum swings from very tight patterns. I model my trading after Mark Minervini and Pradeep Bonde, whose styles I’ve “hybridized” into one style, as follows ->

I try to compound as many short swings as possible. In a nutshell this is how I trade:

In my first model book on Momentum Bursts, the following is included:

• 500+ momentum burst setups (entries and % moves marked on chart), so you can build visual memory of what proper entry points look like on charts
• Several dozen examples of what the market was doing at the point of breakout so you can build memory around what a healthy market enviroment looks like for your setup
• Examples of momentum burst entry points as part of larger bases (towards the end of the model book)
• I use these setups to help me gauge what quality swing follow through looks like
• These teachings are straight from Pradeep’s website and Youtube channel (Stockbee)

In my second model book (this is actually a data base on VCP’s), the following is included:

• A full data base of VCP bases and actual buy points traded by Mark Minervini per his interviews and trades that he has posted on X (fka Twitter). Many of these trades are from the 2020-2021 bull run, which produced several excellent, tradeable VCP’s
• For each of the 160 setups, there is a chart that shows the stock on the day of the breakout, the weekly chart on the day of the breakout, and chart with 1-3 months after the breakout to show you how it performed
• For each setup, there’s a host of data collected, including:
  • The type of setup (new high, high tight flag, low cheat, pullback, etc.) – all the terms that Mark teaches in his books
  • The depth and length of the base
  • The distance between the pivot and the 20 SMA, 50 SMA, and 200 SMA (this helps with determining “price tightness” at the pivot!)
  • Whether the base was early stage or late stage (stage count, per the teachings in his books)
  • The price of the stock.
• This type of data has been extremely helpful to me. When I scan for setups every night, I compare them to what I see in this model book.
• Here are some of the insights that I’ve gleaned from this model book, and you will be able to develop your own insights from this deep study on VCP’s: