“How Yesterday’s Close Led to This Morning’s Winner”

Hey Gang,

Timing really is everything in this market.

Yesterday afternoon, my S.A.M. AI Scanner was locked onto Deckers Outdoor (DECK).

While most traders were focused on the broader market volatility, my scanner caught something crucial – DECK needed to close above the open to signal a buyer’s reversal.

Here was my Profit Surge Trader idea.

And it did exactly that.

This morning was the time to pounce.

The January $210 calls at just $2.10, and by the time most people were finishing their morning coffee, they hit $4.25 – handing us a massive 102% potential gain!

But here’s the thing – this setup isn’t over yet. In fact, what I’m seeing now could lead to an even bigger move.

And if you missed this morning’s trade, don’t worry. I’m going to show you exactly what my scanner spotted and why there might be another opportunity coming.

Current Market

Before we dive into DECK’s setup, let’s get real about where we are in the market.

2024 capped a second year of amazing gains for the S&P 500 and a pretty rare occurrence.

In fact, the S&P 500 has only had two consecutive years of +20% gains just ten times since 1871. Most of those were in the Roaring Twenties and the 90s tech boom.

While we could see another breakout year in 2025, it isn’t all that likely.

Plus, investors aren’t sure where interest rates will land, making it difficult for them to value the market.

With earnings season about to kick off, many traders are sitting on their hands, waiting to see how things shake out.

That’s creating some incredible opportunities if you know where to look.

The key is finding stocks that show relative strength regardless of the broader market noise. And that’s exactly what we have with DECK.

Why This Stock

DECK has been quietly building one of the cleanest setups I’ve seen in a while.

Looking at the daily chart, you can see all three components of my TPS setup:

  • A strong bullish TREND that carried the stock higher through the end of 2024
  • A tight consolidation PATTERN forming a triangle near the highs
  • A SQUEEZE developing at the bottom of the chart, indicating a potential explosive move ahead

But what really caught my attention is how the moving averages are stacked.

This is what I call an A+ setup – where the 8 (yellow), 21 (orange), and 55-period (blue) exponential moving averages are perfectly stacked on top of each other. When you see this formation, it’s one of the strongest signals of bullish momentum you can find.

Each time DECK pulls back, it finds support at these moving averages. That’s exactly the kind of technical strength I want to see before entering a trade.

The Trade Plan

With such a clear setup in place, my S.A.M. AI Scanner has identified multiple ways to play this move.

The scanner is suggesting three potential approaches:

  • A conservative play targeting an expansion over the next few weeks
  • A moderate play looking for a breakout above the consolidation
  • An aggressive play anticipating a sharp move higher

With each of these options offering unique profit potential, the real question becomes not if you should trade DECK, but how.

Ready to Trade DECK?

Here’s the thing – setups this clean don’t come along every day. When my S.A.M. AI Scanner flags an A+ setup with all the right technical indicators lining up, I pay attention.

But timing is critical here.

The moving averages are perfectly stacked… The squeeze is ready to fire… And we’ve got multiple ways to play this move, depending on your trading style.

This is exactly the kind of setup I’ll be discussing in detail during my next Profit Surge Trader LIVE session.

Every Monday at noon EST, I break down setups just like this one. I show my members:

But DECK is just one of several A+ setups I’m tracking right now.

In fact, during next Monday’s session, I’ll reveal another trade that’s showing even stronger signals than this one.

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— Nate Bear

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