The Most Unique Chart Strategy Used By A US Trader Ross Haber

In this Face2Face video with Vivek Bajaj and Ross Haber, the discussion centers around building a complete technical framework for identifying and managing market leadership. A true follow-through day, Ross explains, is the foundation of any sustainable rally — typically occurring between the fourth and seventh day of a rally attempt and confirmed by at least a 1.75% rise in the index with higher volume. Once confirmed, traders must look for leadership and sector rotation; a healthy bull phase needs strength across two or three key industry groups with broad participation to sustain momentum before deploying large capital.

Early leadership clues often appear when a stock’s Relative Strength (RS) line makes new highs before price — a sign of institutional accumulation ahead of a broader move. Ross emphasizes targeting stocks transitioning from Stage One to Stage Two bases, combining William O’Neal’s fundamental filters with Stan Weinstein’s stage analysis for more reliable entries.

Position building, he notes, should be gradual — starting with a small 5% allocation and pyramiding into 25–40% core positions as conviction grows and breakouts confirm. He also highlights the importance of understanding a stock’s moving average personality — whether it reacts to the 10-, 21-, or 50-day lines — to set appropriate stops and manage risk. Sell decisions, he insists, must be guided by price action: trim after two closes below the 10-day and exit fully after two below the 21-day. Monitoring distribution days helps detect institutional selling early. Ultimately, Ross concludes, success lies in disciplined risk management — cutting losses quickly, letting winners run, and mastering position sizing.