The Low-Risk Way I Trade Stocks and Crypto

You look at BTC and don’t understand why the price is not falling yet.

You look at Gold and wonder whether it’s finally time to sell.

You look at SPX and aren’t sure whether it’s time to enter the market or whether the risk is still too high.

This article will clear all of that up.

You will know when to sell your positions without having to cry later over the profits you missed.

I don’t care if you’ve read my previous articles. But this one is a must-read before the new bull market starts delivering the profits everybody is dreaming about.

Let’s simplify everything.

Let’s get rid of all the Fibonaccis, Daily Cycles, 3-Day Cycles. Let’s not even consider whether we are in a bear or bull market.

In other words, let’s go back to the basics.

One simple red line that shows us the trend of the market:

The Weekly Cycle.

This has been the most successful indicator throughout my trading career because, regardless of what happens in the market, it keeps showing us the trend.

Here’s how I use it:

• Red line falling, but still above 20? → We should short, or at least sell our Spot positions.

• Red line below 20-10 or turning up while still below 80-90? → We should long and enter Spot positions.

As simple as that.

Ignore everything else.

Use the red line, the Weekly Cycle, to trade and make profits.

Anything else you add simply adds more complexity to your trading.

Yes, additional indicators can increase your profits if you know how to use them, but they will also take more of your time.

This strategy won’t take more than half an hour on a weekend.

You check your favorite assets, see where the red line is, open or close your positions, and continue with your life.

But sometimes red line does not reach 80!

Yes.

In fact, in January 2026, the Weekly Cycle didn’t reach 80. It started curling down and sent the price lower.

But by that point, Tesla had already increased by around 20%.

You could simply take partial profits after every 10% increase from your entry and move your stop loss to your entry price.

That way, you make sure you simply cannot lose money on the trade.

Yes, some Weekly Cycles will bring much smaller profits.

But others will increase your portfolio by 40%-50%.

If you are in the Paid Community, we entered Tesla between $300 and $310, and Tesla has already increased by around 8%-10% since then.

The Weekly Cycle didn’t even flinch.

We’re not done yet.
We’re going higher.

But that cannot work on all assets…

In reality, it works on all assets.

But you have to be mindful that in some situations, the Weekly Cycle alone is not enough.