Category Archives: David Weis

DoorDash … Reversal Update

January 7, 2026 By in Bert Dohmen, DASH, DASH-25-01, DASH-26-01, David Weis, Wyckoff 1 Comment

Volume Clues

First time coverage on resistance and (potential) downside reversal on DASH, was here.

At this juncture, DASH gives us a volume clue.

Bert Dohmen commented in recent interviews, that ‘no one looks at volume’.

He (Dohmen) thinks it’s important as did Wyckoff and David Weis; covered on this DVD.

Today’s action stalled at resistance (blue line).

Volume compared to the prior session, contracted by -32.61%, or –33%.

We can see, there’s not a lot of distance to confirm a reversal (down) or continuation to the upside (not advice, not a recommendation).

Stay Tuned

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Biotech … The Set-Up

December 23, 2025 By in Biotech, LABD, Wyckoff, David Weis, SPBIO, Spring-to-Up-Thrust, $SPSIBI, XBI, LABD-25-22

Repeating Pattern

The last update on biotech, XBI was here.

Price action went on to post a new high and, in the process, may have completed a repeating pattern set-up:

Spring-to-Up-Thrust, link here.

The indication is subtle.

There’s no doubt we’re at the very edge of the lake as Wyckoff (and Weis) used to call it.

However, this is also the point where the risk (for a short) is least (not advice, not a recommendation).

Stay Tuned

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Wells Fargo … Last Gasp?

October 14, 2025 By in Banking, David Weis, Positions, Up-Thrust, WFC, WFC-25-01

Proverbial ‘Gut-Check’

For those fortunate enough to have the David Weis video on ‘Trend Reversals‘, he discusses a particular market characteristic:

The ‘Gut-Check’

Instead of attempting to describe the phenomenon, we’ll just show what a (potential) move looks like with Wells Fargo, below.

Wells Fargo, WFC, Daily

There it is.

Is it a reversal, or a ‘gut-check’ test?

It’s important to note, the ‘Up-Thrust (reversal)’ location was all-time highs for WFC.

Remember, 86.66?

That post is here.

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Nat-Gas … Post-Mortem

October 12, 2025 By in China, David Weis, Natural Gas, Positions, UNG, UNG-25-01, Up-Thrust

What Do You See?

We’re heading straight into winter.

Who knows what type of ‘weather’ we’ll have this time.

So, nat-gas can’t go any lower than where it is now, right?

Wrong

That type of thinking’s called a ‘Mind Trap’, link here.

David Weis would typically start mentoring sessions with a question (after presenting a chart):

“What do you see?”

Forgetting all the factors that ‘should’ drive the price of nat-gas higher, we have the chart.

Natural Gas ETF, UNG: Daily

The upper blue line is resistance which price action ‘up-thrusted’ (reversed).

The green line is a minor support area.

This is where a long position was initiated (UNG-25-01). The expectation for the next day (last Friday), was for an immediate increase it price.

That didn’t happen. The long position, the only ‘long’ for this year, was exited (not advice, not a recommendation).

The orange line is another support area but the lower blue line, if UNG gets there, is the ‘spring’ set-up target.

U.S & China Nat-Gas

Last Friday’s chaos with China and tariffs, begs the question if Chinese nat-gas shipments would be used as a tit-for-tat pawn; meaning, China halts all purchases.

The short answer is no.

For all of 2025, there’ve been no shipments, link here.

With that said, if nat-gas is going to move lower to the target area shown, then something else would be the driving mechanism.

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Walmart, Tests Reversal

September 22, 2025 By in David Weis, Up-Thrust, WMT, Wyckoff

Watch The Volume

The last update on Walmart (WMT) had this:

Will we get an upside test, even if only briefly?

Watching price action early this session, it looks like that test is happening now (not advice, not a recommendation).

From a Wyckoff (and David Weis) perspective, what we’re looking for if WMT, keeps rising or holds steady, is volume to contract on the day.

Contracting volume indicates a test of the up-thrust (reversal) and helps to add probability to the downside.

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Sunday Night Futures

August 31, 2025 By in David Weis, Gold & Silver, NVDA, S&P, S&P 500, SPY

All Quiet, on Labor Day Weekend

Gold, silver, and the S&P are essentially unchanged (as of 6:44 p.m., EST).

Although it appears to be a quiet weekend, we should at least take note of the terminating wedge pattern in the S&P.

The S&P is probably the most computer controlled, most manipulated, most algorithmed (if that’s a word) market in the world.

From a personal standpoint, I do not trade it and have not for over 15-years.

There are better ways to engage and not volunteer oneself to get whacked every day by a mass of computer algorithms (not advice, not a recommendation).

With that said, we’ll look at it anyway. 🙂

S&P 500, SPY, Daily (segment)

We’re oscillating into a wedge pattern. A wedge typically occurs at the end of a move, whether it be up or down.

With the Nvidia earnings release out of the way, the tone of the overall market may have changed.

We’ll see if that’s true in the coming week.

Stay Tuned

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Financials … Feeling Puny

August 26, 2025 By in David Weis, Financial Sector, Positions, Spring-to-Up-Thrust, Up-Thrust, Wyckoff, XLF, XLF-25-06 1 Comment

At The Edge

The last update on Financial Sector, XLF, said it was in potential up-thrust (false breakout) condition.

Monday’s action was slightly down and today; we have a new daily low.

In addition, as we’ll see in the chart, all of this action is taking place below established resistance.

Financial Sector XLF, Daily

We’re at the ‘edge of the lake’, as David Weis used to call it. This is where the risk of being wrong is least.

Since the market’s posted a new daily low, risk on a short position is well defined, i.e. yesterday’s high (not advice, not a recommendation).

Currently short this sector as XLF-25-06, with stop in the vicinity of XLF 53.58. After the close of this session, the stop (if not exceeded) will be moved lower to the high of today’s session (not advice, not a recommendation).

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Nvidia … What’s Left?

July 15, 2025 By in Artificial Intelligence, China, David Weis, NVDA, Positions, Semiconductors, SOXX, SOXX-25-05, Spring-to-Up-Thrust, Up-Thrust

All The Good News

Yesterday’s action falls under the ‘should have known‘, category.

Should have known, based on the price action itself, that something was up.

That ‘something‘, could be all the good news left, for Nvidia (not advice, not a recommendation).

When looking at the pre-market, hourly chart of the SOXX, the condition is obvious.

Semiconductors, SOXX, Hourly (pre-market)

The magenta oval and arrow, indicate current pre-market trading (as of 8:27 a.m., EST).

The SOXX, is trading at 247.58; just above the July 10th high, of 247.52.

At the open, we can expect the usual short-covering volatility for the first three-to-five minutes.

After that, we’ll have some idea if ‘this is it’ (not advice, not a recommendation).

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Livermore’s Laws … Positioning

July 7, 2025 By in Artificial Intelligence, David Weis, Livermore, Loeb, NVDA, Positions, Semiconductors, SOXX, SOXX-25-01, Up-Thrust, Wyckoff

Establish Full Position(s) … Early

As the ‘About‘ page says, we’re emulating trading and analysis techniques, used by Livermore, Wyckoff & Loeb.

Livermore’s listed first, as he figured out through many gains and losses, he’s primarily, a strategist:

‘What’s likely to happen, in a big way?’

Wyckoff is next as the tactician, with Loeb as the focus; meaning, concentrate positions, do not ‘diversify’ (not advice, not a recommendation).

Incremental Entries

The potential for reversal in the semiconductor index, started with this post.

From that post, the sidebar shows an initial short, labeled as: SOXX-25-01.

Moving on to this post, Nvidia was used as a proxy for the SOXX; once again, we see SOXX-25-01, in the sidebar.

The short is active, size increased by 50%, last Thursday.

Today, price action posts a new daily low, dips below resistance in 240 – 242, area, increasing probability it’s an up-thrust (reversal).

SOXX-25-01, size increased again by 30%, and we’re done.

The amount of capital planned for the position has been fully allocated.

Set The Stop, & ‘Walk’

From this point, anything can happen.

With that said, the obvious stop location for the current position, is just above today’s high (not advice, not a recommendation).

With a combined entry of 242.26, getting stopped out just above 242.13, would be at break-even.

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SOXX, (false) Breakout?

July 3, 2025 By in Artificial Intelligence, David Weis, DUST, DUST-25-05, GDX, Gold & Silver, Gold Miners, NVDA, Positions, Semiconductors, SOXX, SOXX-25-01, Spring-to-Up-Thrust, Up-Thrust 2 Comments

Edge-of-the-Lake

At the end of the session, yesterday, a short was opened in the SOXX, as trade, SOXX-25-01 (not advice, not a recommendation).

We’ll see below, price action finally penetrated long-standing resistance around 240 – 243, and then (so far), has stopped dead.

In the overnight session, SOXX churned higher to post 243.63, and is hovering around that level, in the pre-market.

There’s no doubt we’re at ‘the edge of the lake’, as David Weis, used to say.

Semiconductor SOXX, Daily Close

It’s important to note, big cap Nvidia, is in Spring-to-Up-Thrust condition (chart not shown), with it posting new all-time-highs.

If NVDA confirms an up-thrust and heads lower, it’s likely to take the rest of the (SOXX) market down as well.

Market Positions

Positioned short the SOXX, with a stop yet to be determined; somewhere around the overnight high of 243.63 (not advice, not a recommendation).

Separately, stop on GDX short, DUST-25-05 is being moved up to the vicinity of yesterday’s low, 23.98 (not advice, not a recommendation).

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