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Don't chase the GLW "Meta" pop

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Hi there,

As we head into Sunday, it is the perfect time to reset your mindset for the week ahead—especially after Corning (GLW) surged following its major announcement.

When a name pops on news like a Meta partnership, it creates excitement. That excitement creates pressure to act quickly. But this is exactly where most traders get into trouble—by reacting to a one-day move instead of following a process.

Here is the reminder I share with every trader:

A stock being "up yesterday" isn't a strategy. A structured plan is.

This is exactly why I created the MERIT system.

Every trade I consider must pass these five checkpoints before it ever goes on:

  • M - Method: Is the strategy right for current conditions?
  • E - Entry: Is the timing confirmed, not assumed?
  • R - Risk: Is the downside defined upfront?
  • I - Implementation: Is the position size appropriate?
  • T - Target: Is the exit goal realistic?

Whether GLW holds this move or fades, MERIT keeps you focused on what matters: making disciplined decisions that stack up over time.

If you are ready to trade with structure—not speculation—start here:

See the MERIT Trading Rules in action

One-day pops come and go. Rules create consistency.

To your success,
Wendy Kirkland



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