Snap Back Strategy
2,052 trades. 64% win rate. One simple rule: Only trade when RVOL says it's worth your time.
Most traders lose money on low-conviction setups. You get bored, see a "pattern," and pull the trigger on a stock with no volume, no volatility, and no edge. You get filled for a few ticks, then the market flatlines. You're stuck in a trade that never had a chance. That's not bad luck. That's bad filtering.
Glenn's primary strategy fixes this. RVOL + VWAP is not complicated. It's elegant. One filter keeps you out of garbage trades. One magnet gives you a target. The combination has been tested on thousands of trades. The results speak.
What Is RVOL and Why It Matters
RVOL is Relative Volume. It answers one question: Is this stock moving more volume than normal? If RVOL is 2.0, the stock is trading twice its average volume. If it's 0.5, it's moving half.
High RVOL means the stock woke up. There's liquidity. There's conviction. When institutional money is present, RVOL spikes. That's where y...
