That jackass is still out there calling for selling, eh? I put him on ignore long ago. What a tool he is.
Masterm the herd makes your trades work, and given your journal failure, you need to quit until you've done some analysis on what works.
It just shows how clueless he is. Like you can't code things and see what works, which, none of his "technical analysis" works. What an idiot.
The whole idea of 'buying pullbacks' in a bull market is flawed. Waiting for a pullback means you are currently flat. When is it correct to be flat in a bull market? i) when it's so seriously overextended that's it's virtually a trading short ii) when the bull market is over The vast majority of times traders are flat, waiting for a pullback, are NOT one of these two occasions. Traders wait for pullbacks for one reason - because they have psychological aversion to buying at or near new highs. Yet the nature of a bull market is that it will make many, many new highs before it comes to an end. Only one of those highs is the ultimate high, and only a few of them are medium-term highs that are worth selling. The vast majority should be BOUGHT not sold, not stayed flat at. What normally happens when you wait for a buyable pullback is not that one occurs, but that none takes place, or a smaller one than you expected, and then the market goes even higher without you. By definition, a bull market is more likely to go higher than lower, and rallies tend to be bigger than pullbacks. The odds are usually all wrong to make it worth waiting for a 'buyable pullback'.
Buying on pullbacks is not the same as waiting for pullbacks. Pros buy on pullbacks just like retail.