Hi there,
As we head into Sunday, it is a good moment to pause, reset, and look at the market with a clear head before the new week begins.
Especially after a stock like Palantir (PLTR) has everyone asking the same question after recent headlines:
"Is this a buy right now?"
I see this setup all the time. A popular stock. Strong opinions on both sides. And plenty of noise pulling traders toward fast decisions.
Here is the reminder I always come back to:
Debate doesn't create consistency. A disciplined process does.
Whether PLTR turns out to be a great long-term story—or not—that question alone doesn't tell you how to trade it this week. What matters is whether a trade actually meets your rules before capital goes to work.
This is exactly why I rely on the MERIT system.
Every trade I take 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 a guess?
- R - Risk: Is the downside defined upfront?
- I - Implementation: Is the position size appropriate?
- T - Target: Is the exit goal realistic?
So whether PLTR moves higher, chops sideways, or pulls back, MERIT keeps you focused on how to trade—not what everyone is arguing about.
If you are ready to trade with structure, start here:
See the MERIT Trading Rules in action
Sunday planning matters. Strong rules set the tone for the week ahead.
To your success,
Wendy Kirkland
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