His recurring economic worldview is strongly chart-driven and probabilistic: price structure, support/resistance, and pattern confirmation matter more than narratives.
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Lawton Ho appears as a technical-analysis-focused trader and educator with Verified Investing, presenting as a pro trader/host in a recurring “Trading Playbook” format. Across the supplied transcripts he repeatedly explains chart patterns in a teaching style, emphasizing pivots, trendlines, parallel channels, and head-and-shoulders structures, and he frames market analysis through clear levels, confirmation, retraces, and measured moves. His delivery is practical and instructional, aimed at helping viewers learn repeatable setups rather than macro commentary alone.
His recurring economic worldview is strongly chart-driven and probabilistic: price structure, support/resistance, and pattern confirmation matter more than narratives. He repeatedly treats markets as tradable systems where bullish and bearish implications can be inferred from technical formations, with emphasis on entering on breaks or retraces, using gap fills and prior highs/lows as targets, and respecting invalidation levels. He tends to see sectors and major names through relative-strength/relative-weakness lenses and often expects momentum continuation or reversal to follow visible technical patterns. The overall stance is tactical and short-term to medium-term, with an emphasis on disciplined execution and risk management.
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Preview:Lawton Ho reviews topping and bottoming tail candlestick patterns from a prior educational episode, then walks through four actionable trade setups for the coming week: long Stellantis (STLA) on a retrace, short Sirius XM (SIRI) against a topping tail, long PepsiCo (PEP) on a bottoming tail retrace with a dividend kicker, and a longer-term long in Kraft Heinz (KHC) on a weekly bottoming tail. Each setup includes specific Fibonacci retrace entry levels and invalidation conditions.
Preview:A concise tutorial on identifying and trading topping tails (bearish reversal) and bottoming tails (bullish reversal) using three specific criteria: the candle must be the highest/lowest in the last 90 candles, the wick must be at least 50% of the candle's total length, and the close must be in the bottom/top 25% of the candle. The speaker demonstrates on LITE and MRVL weekly charts, shows the resulting pullbacks, and previews tomorrow's episode with actionable trade setups. The key risk-management rule: the signal is negated if price closes above the topping tail's wick high or below the bottoming tail's wick low.
Preview:Len Ho of Verified Investing walks through pivot-based technical setups for Meta, Tesla, SpaceX, and Rigetti. He identifies key resistance levels: Meta at $690-691 and $744, Tesla at $433 and $453, with SpaceX all-time low support around $147. The episode is a Sunday pre-market preparation focused entirely on pivot highs and lows as tradeable levels, with a brief plug for his "Zero to Trader" crypto course.
Preview:Lawton Hope of Verified Investing explains the concept of "pivots" — the ends of candle wicks used as support and resistance levels. He argues that not all pivots are created equal: the most significant ones are all-time highs, all-time lows, and post-earnings pivots, which tend to work better because they represent meaningful price extremes with more data behind them. Low-data stocks like recent IPOs (SpaceX used as example) produce weaker pivot levels. The video uses Alibaba (BABA), Micron (MU), Marvell (MRVL), and SpaceX to illustrate pivot highs as resistance and pivot lows as support, with specific percentage bounces cited as evidence. Purely educational TA content; no macro, no fundamental thesis, and no trade recommendations beyond the framework itself.
Preview:Lenho, filling in for Gareth on the Verified Investing weekly wrap-up, walks through technical charts for a broad set of assets. His core framing: the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are in upsloping parallel channels that can persist higher unless the lower boundary breaks. Semiconductors (SMH, Micron) show incomplete head-and-shoulders tops that need confirmation before turning bearish. He is watching for breakouts/breakdowns across gold, silver, Bitcoin, oil, and natural gas, and notes the underwhelming first day for the SK Hynix (SKHY) Nasdaq IPO. The tone is cautious and entirely technical — no fundamental depth, no macro thesis beyond geopolitical headlines (Iran ceasefire uncertainty).
Preview:Lawton Ho presents three technical trade setups for the coming week: short SMH on a retrace to 610-620 with a downside target of ~522 (gap fill), short Apple on a bounce to 320-325 (top of its up-sloping parallel channel), and long Tesla on a pullback to 360-370 (bottom of its down-sloping parallel channel). He emphasizes having a stop-out plan and managing trades that go against you.
Preview:A technical analysis tutorial by Lawton Hope of Verified Investing explaining parallel channel patterns — how to draw them, trade them (short the top of up-sloping channels, long the bottom of down-sloping channels), and distinguish valid channels (needing at least two touch points per side) from simple trend lines. Examples shown on SMH, MU, AMD, Apple, Tesla, and Reddit.
Preview:Lenh Hill of Verified Investing walks through three head-and-shoulders pattern setups for the coming week: bearish on SMCI (target ~$440, with a more realistic near-term floor around $19-22), bearish on LIT (target ~$460, support ~$700), and a bullish inverse head-and-shoulders on Kraft Heinz (KHC) with a measured-move target of $28.50. He adds a probability heuristic: bearish patterns at chart highs and bullish patterns at chart lows have higher odds of playing out.
Preview:A technical analysis tutorial on the head and shoulders (H&S) and inverse head and shoulders chart patterns. The speaker, Lton Ho of Verified Investing, lays out four validation rules: an up-sloping neckline for bearish H&S (down-sloping for inverse), the head must be the highest/lowest point, the measured move equals the distance from head to neckline, and entries come on the break or retrace of the neckline. He walks through examples on Bitcoin (bearish H&S targeting ~$57,500), silver (bearish H&S targeting ~$54), and an unnamed equity with dual H&S patterns. The video is educational, not a market call — it teaches pattern recognition and trade management.
Preview:The video is a technical-analysis walkthrough of four trendline setups to watch this week: Nvidia, Bitcoin, AMD, and Tesla. The speaker’s core message is simple—don’t predict, wait for trendline breaks or retraces, then act on confirmation. He frames up-sloping trendlines as bearish and down-sloping trendlines as bullish, and uses those rules to map short setups on Nvidia, Bitcoin, and AMD, while presenting Tesla as a wedge that could break either way.
Preview:A technical-analysis lesson on how to use trendlines in trading. Len Ho argues that trendlines are not arbitrary drawings but useful markers of trend, support/resistance, and likely breakout/breakdown behavior, and he walks through examples on Tesla, Netflix, Reddit, and Micron.
Preview:This is a strategy-style educational video about gap fills, with Lawton using Amazon as a quick proof point and then laying out three actionable setups for the coming week: Nvidia, Meta, and Micron. His core idea is that gap-fill levels can act as support or resistance regardless of directional bias, but the quality of the setup depends heavily on context such as earnings gaps, trend confluence, and how close price already came to filling the gap.
Preview:A trading-education video focused on how to use gap fills as a support/resistance tool. Lawton Hope argues that gaps on names like Nvidia, Meta, Micron, Flower Foods, and Hims often act as tradeable levels, with especially strong significance when the gap comes from earnings and when the gap is larger or older.
Preview:A premarket technical rundown focused on how news about a temporary pause in U.S. strikes on Iran sparked a broad risk-on bounce, and where the speaker would look to fade that strength in NVDA, META, LIT, BTC, SPY, QQQ, and ORCL.
Preview:Live earnings-reaction stream focused on Planet Labs and FedEx. The host walked through pre-earnings estimates and chart levels, then monitored the first post-release move, which ended up relatively muted compared with expectations.
Preview:Live earnings-levels reaction stream for Adobe, Ulta Beauty, and SentinelOne. The host mapped support/resistance ahead of the prints, then watched Adobe and Ulta react in real time while SentinelOne did not meaningfully move or may not have released yet.
Preview:Live earnings-trading session on MRVL and Samsara (IOT) with preplanned support/resistance levels. MRVL initially popped on earnings but faded, while IOT rallied into the speaker’s resistance zones and then pulled back, creating the cleaner trade in the session.
Preview:Live earnings-trading session on ROST, BOX, and CRWD, focused on pre-mapped levels and real-time reactions.
Preview:Live earnings-trading session covering Autodesk, Intuit, Zscaler, and Dell. The host mapped support/resistance levels before the releases, then reacted to big after-hours moves—especially a sharp selloff in Dell after a resistance test and a failed first attempt in Autodesk—while Intuit was relatively muted and Zscaler started to stabilize after the print.
Preview:This is a live earnings-trading show focused on pre/post-market reactions to CRM, TTD, NQ, Zoom, and especially Nvidia. The speakers mostly provide technical levels, discuss expected earnings/revenue growth, and then react in real time to sharp after-hours moves, with Nvidia framed as the key market catalyst for the broader tape.
Preview:Len Ho of Verified Investing streamed live earnings reactions for Workday, GoDaddy, and Cava, giving pre-earnings EPS/revenue expectations and trading levels. The main actionable content was his support/resistance maps and his live read that Workday sold off sharply, GoDaddy initially dropped then reversed, and Cava was still being watched for follow-through.
Preview:Live earnings-trading session covering Carvana, DoorDash, and Jack in the Box, with the host giving pre-set support/resistance levels and reacting to after-hours moves in real time. The main action was a sharp DoorDash flush-and-rebound, a volatile Carvana selloff followed by a bounce, and very little movement in Jack in the Box.
Preview:The speaker frames the session as a post-jobs-report market wrap focused on technical setups. Stocks initially rallied on better-than-expected jobs data, then reversed: the S&P 500 and QQQ remain in wedge patterns, semis are near channel resistance, airlines sold off hard, several software names gapped on earnings, and Bitcoin/Ethereum and precious metals are being watched at key levels.
Preview:The video is a live earnings-trading session where Len Ho of Verified Investing walks through post-earnings levels for UPS, Robinhood (HOOD), and Lyft (LYFT), then reacts to the immediate price action as results hit. The core message is tactical: earnings moves can reverse quickly, so trade smaller size, watch volume, and use predefined support/resistance and gap levels rather than chasing the first candle.
Preview:The video is a live earnings-trading stream followed by a market wrap. The host gives real-time support/resistance levels for AMZN, IRN, and RBLX around earnings, then pivots to a bearish close-the-day commentary on crypto, major indices, and large-cap names like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Gold, Silver, Google, Oracle, AMD, Nvidia, and Palantir.
Preview:A live trading stream covering post-earnings setups in Google, Qualcomm, Symbiotic, Corh, Elf, Flnc, ARM, and Snap, followed by a broader closing-market read on semis, the S&P, QQQ, gold, silver, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a few large-cap earnings charts.
Preview:A crypto trading game show where two traders, Benjamin Pool and Len Ho, repeatedly try to catch bounces in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP under heavy leverage and a hard 45-minute time limit. Both end the episode red again, with the show emphasizing that their trades often would have worked after the close, which becomes the main running joke and frustration.
Preview:This is a live earnings-trading show where Len Ho covers multiple post-close reports in real time—Amgen, SMCI, ENPH, Take-Two, Chipotle, and AMD—using pre-set support/resistance levels and reacting to the first move after earnings. The main takeaway is tactical: he repeatedly argues the first post-earnings move is often not the right one, and he frames the setups as high-risk, fast-moving trades best handled with light size and quick profit-taking.
Preview:Len Hoe hosts a live earnings-trading session focused on Visa, KLAC, Western Digital (WDC), SanDisk (SNDK), Decker Outdoors, and a preview of Apple. He walks through expected earnings/revenue growth, gives multi-tier support/resistance levels, and then reacts in real time to post-earnings price action, repeatedly emphasizing that the first move is not always the correct move and that guidance matters more than the initial pop or drop.
Preview:The stream was a live earnings-trading reaction show focused on Microsoft, Tesla, Meta, IBM, ServiceNow, and Lam Research. The host tracked post-earnings price action in real time, highlighted support/resistance levels, and repeatedly emphasized waiting for volatility and using small size rather than forcing trades.
Preview:A live earnings-trading stream where Len Hone reacts in real time to TXN, STX, and FFIV earnings, pre-setting support/resistance levels and attempting quick post-release trades. The main emphasis is on disciplined execution around volatility, size control, and how the first earnings reaction can differ from the later move.
Preview:This episode of Crypto Combat is a fast-paced trading game rather than a serious market thesis: two traders, Ben Pool and Len Ho, repeatedly scalp Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and briefly silver while the host and ref commentate on entries, exits, and risk management. The core action is that both traders start short-biased into an intraday crypto bounce, but the market whips violently lower later and both end up badly hurt, with Ben suffering the biggest drawdown and a partial liquidation-like outcome.
Preview:Lawton Ho argues that active traders are being punished by forcing setups in a market that still trends upward but can sharply reverse on shocks. He emphasizes discipline, familiarity, small losses, and earnings-event prep over prediction, and he uses UNH as a concrete example of how he maps historical earnings moves to support/resistance levels.
Preview:A fast-paced live trading session reacted to earnings in Netflix, Interactive Brokers, and United Airlines, then shifted into a broad technical read on semiconductors, the S&P 500, QQQ, Nvidia, Micron, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Apple, gold, and silver. The speaker’s core message was that the tape was weakening on geopolitics/trade-war headlines, creating short-side setups in several charts while gold remained strong as a risk-off beneficiary.
Preview:The video is a technical market wrap: the speaker reviews broad index weakness after early strength, bullish semiconductor reactions to Taiwan Semiconductor earnings, continued momentum in gold and silver, mixed crypto setups, weak natural gas and oil, and a sharp Reddit selloff. The core message is that many assets are extended or sitting at key trendline levels, so confirmation or failure at those levels matters more than chasing the move.
Preview:A short technical-market wrap focused on multiple overextended charts—S&P 500, QQQ, SMH, Micron, gold, silver, Bitcoin, Ethereum, JPMorgan, Bank of America, Visa, and Mastercard—arguing many are sitting in bearish wedge/parallel-channel setups after sharp runs.
Preview:A live trading competition episode where Elizabeth Copelan and Everett Milman host three traders—Lton Ho, Benjamin Pool, and Gareth Soloway—as they battle over short, fast crypto setups in Bitcoin, Solana, ICP/IP, and XMR. The show is mostly real-time chart talk, trash talk, and position management, ending with Lton winning on P&L after Gareth’s Solana short gets stopped out badly and Ben finishes slightly green after a large loss elsewhere.
Preview:This is a live earnings-trading stream where Len Ho from Verified Investing walks viewers through pre-announced support/resistance levels on PriceSmart (PSMT), Constellation Brands (STZ), and Applied Digital (APLD). The core action is tactical: he is waiting for after-hours earnings releases, expects PSMT to be relatively contained, STZ to move modestly, and APLD to be extremely volatile, but the transcript ends with no clean earnings reaction and no trade entry.
Preview:A fast-paced Crypto Combat episode where host Elizabeth Copeland and co-host Everett Milman referee a live trading competition between defending champ Benjamin Pool and guest trader Lawton Ho. The bulk of the video is real-time banter around leveraged Bitcoin and JASMY trades, with Lawton ultimately winning after a late surge in Bitcoin lets him lock in a larger gain than Ben.
Preview:This episode is a Crypto Combat game-show style trading contest rather than a thesis-driven market segment. Three traders—Ben, Gareth, and Lton—trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, SUI, Polkadot, and XRP in real time, with the hosts and referee narrating the action, commentary, and light TA. The main trading read throughout is that Bitcoin is the key driver for alts, while Ethereum, SUI, and DOT are framed as momentum/trendline setups that can flip quickly. The episode ends with Ben winning for the first time live, helped by last-minute Hail Mary trades and bonuses.
Preview:This episode of Crypto Combat is a live crypto trading competition between Benjamin Pool and Lotten Ho, hosted by Elizabeth Copeland and Everett Millman. The core action is tactical, not macro: both traders lean hard into short-term technical setups on Bitcoin, Solana, Lumina USDT, and Pendle USDT, with Lotten ultimately winning on the day as Ben’s late bounce arrives after the clock expires.
Preview:A live earnings-trading stream focused on Micron (MU) right before and after the company’s after-hours report. The host, Lawton Hope, laid out his expected earnings range, marked support/resistance levels, and then reacted in real time to a sharp post-earnings move, treating the initial spike, pullback, and later consolidation as a trading opportunity rather than a fundamental debate.
Preview:A Crypto Combat episode — a real-money crypto trading competition show — where Gareth Soloway (reigning champion), Ben Pool, and Len Ho trade from $10K accounts with extreme leverage on Blofin. Len Ho dominates, racking up $1,300+ in profits through a series of short and long Ethereum trades plus one LTC short, while Gareth finishes with a small net loss after giving back earlier gains on a late AVAX trade. Ben loses ~$1,400 across Bitcoin and FORM shorts. The show is self-described as entertainment with extreme leverage and trash talk, not reflective of their normal trading methodology.
Preview:This episode is a two-part market video: a live after-hours earnings trading session and then a broad technical market recap. Len Ho tries to trade Lulu, RH, Costco, and Broadcom around earnings using pre-set support/resistance levels, but only Lulu comes close to a fill before volume fades and the setups mostly do not trigger. Drew then shifts into a chart-driven review of the day, framing the market as whipsawed by the Fed, Oracle’s post-earnings collapse, and then a rebound in several risk assets, with particular focus on SPY, QQQ, SMH, IWM, Bitcoin, gold, silver, oil, natural gas, Oracle, Nvidia, Robinhood, cruise names, and the AI trade.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a live earnings reaction show covering three main reports: Oracle (ORCL), Adobe (ADBE), and Planet Labs (PL). He provides pre-earnings support/resistance levels and reacts in real time as the numbers drop. Adobe hits his aggressive resistance level (~$360) and immediately reverses, producing a rapid 3-4% pullback that he celebrates as a win. Oracle drops ~6.5% post-earnings, missing his bullish expectations. Planet Labs and Synopsys (SNPS) are quieter. The show is primarily a live-trading demonstration of technical levels around earnings events.
Preview:A gamified crypto trading competition where four traders (Benjamin Pool, Lawton Ho, Gareth Soloway, and referee Drew Dosek) battle with $10K accounts on Blofin over 45 minutes. All three active traders went short in a rising market — Ben won with a quick $730 gain on LUNA and sat mostly defensive, Gareth scraped ~$8 net positive after bonuses, and Lawton (Lton) got wrecked with ~$2,100+ losses shorting Ethereum through a rally. The video is ~90% entertainment/banter and ~10% tradable market insight.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a live earnings reaction session covering OKTA, Marvell Technology (MRVL), American Eagle Outfitters (AEO), and CrowdStrike (CRWD). He provides pre-earnings support/resistance levels for each stock and reacts in real time as results hit. Three of the four stocks produce muted moves; American Eagle generates a textbook reaction, piercing Ho's $24 resistance level and pulling back 4% multiple times. He highlights the trade's success, reviews how he identified the level (a gap fill from May 29 earnings), and closes with a promo for his new crypto course.
Preview:An interview with Verified Investing pro trader Lawton Ho, hosted by Elizabeth Copeland. Ho shares his journey from marketing into trading, explains his post-earnings momentum strategy (waiting for the report, then trading bounces/pullbacks off preset support/resistance levels), and discusses risk management philosophy. He promotes his "Zero to Trader: Crypto Edition" course. Light on specific market calls; heavier on trading methodology and personal narrative.
Preview:A special Nvidia-earnings edition of "Trading the Close" debuting the new "Earnings Central Live" segment. Host Drew Dosich and earnings specialist Len Ho walk through pre-earnings levels for Palo Alto Networks, Jack in the Box, and NVIDIA, then react to post-close price action. Drew also provides a broader market recap covering the S&P 500, QQQ, SMH, Bitcoin, gold, oil, and viewer-requested charts. NVIDIA beat but the after-hours move stalled shy of Len's resistance levels. The show is heavy on technical-level mechanics and light on fundamental thesis.
Preview:A live roundtable from the MoneyShow Orlando featuring Verified Investing traders. The group sees warning signs across equities — S&P 500 flirting with a trendline breakdown, bearish topping tails on AMD and NVIDIA weekly charts, and retail fully engaged in dip-buying. They advocate rotating into beaten-down dividend payers (Colgate-Palmolive, Starbucks, KDP) and flag pullback setups in precious metals (gold toward $3,500, silver toward $50/48). Bitcoin shows relative weakness vs. equities. Palladium's RSI spike signals a short-term top. Rigetti (quantum computing) is a high-volatility long with tight stop discipline.
Preview:Live Q&A session with Verified Investing's Len Hoe ("LTon"), Drew Dosk, and new junior trader Elizabeth "Liz" Copeland. The team fields viewer questions about uranium (URA), coal (CNR), SOXS/SOXX, WRD, HOOD, Solana, Bitcoin, BNB, NEM, MSTR, and data-center energy plays (AEC, OKLO). Drew also teases an upcoming Monday series on Gann cycle analysis using astrological timing. No overarching macro call; the session is a series of technical chart reads with a cautiously bearish tilt on extended names.
Preview:This is a live technical-analysis Q&A from Verified Investing. The hosts walk through a series of charts and mostly emphasize waiting for levels, respecting trend lines, and avoiding overstretched entries or bad ETF mechanics.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a live Q&A session addressing viewer-submitted chart requests and trading questions. He provides technical analysis on stocks including Amazon, Caterpillar, SOXX, CleanSpark, Marathon, and others, while sharing his methodology rooted in trend lines, support/resistance, gap fills, and risk/reward. Key market catalysts discussed are Micron (MU) earnings after the bell and upcoming Jerome Powell comments. Ho repeatedly emphasizes using stops, managing risk, and not trading on emotion or news. The session includes personal anecdotes, community-building philosophy, and a sponsored Kinesis segment.
Preview:Live Q&A session where Verified Investing host Lawton Ho answers viewer questions by pulling up charts and giving technical reads on stocks, crypto, and ETFs. Covers WDC, STX, OKLO, STZ, Bitcoin, Rivian, SOXS, Nvidia (hitting all-time highs on OpenAI collaboration), SMCI, gold, Target, KDP, Tesla, and more. The host shares his personal long positions (SOXS, Target, KDP) and uses gap fills, trend lines, head-and-shoulders patterns, and pivot levels as his primary framework. Markets are at all-time highs, Nvidia just made a new high, and the host argues probabilities favor a pullback but acknowledges the administration is actively supporting stock prices.
Preview:A live crypto trading stream where Len Ho and Benjamin P analyze altcoin charts, answer viewer questions, and attempt live trades (MNT short, GRASS and Fartcoin longs). The dominant technical theme: nearly every crypto chart shows a bearish head-and-shoulders pattern suggesting further downside. Ethereum is called lower to $3,400 before any long entry; Solana shorts make sense at $250; BNB targets $900. The hosts promote a Blofin exchange deposit bonus throughout.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a live Q&A, answering viewer chart requests across ~30 stocks and crypto assets. He sees broad markets near overextended levels after the Fed cut, cautions against chasing all-time highs, and leans tactically bearish on several names (SoFi near $30, Tesla near $440, OLO at $130 trendline). He also highlights long setups on beaten-down names like Adobe, UNH, and ADM. The show is light on macro depth — it is a rapid-fire technical-levels scan rather than a thesis-driven call.
Preview:This is a live Q&A from Verified Investing where the hosts mostly answer viewer questions by using chart levels, trend lines, and Fibonacci retracements. The tone is generally tactical and bullish on several beaten-down names, but the speakers repeatedly warn that many of these ideas are only suitable with tight risk controls or long time horizons.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a live AMA during a strong rally day, addressing viewer questions about heavily-shorted names (NVDA, SOXS), beaten-down longs (Wendy's, UPS, MRNA), and specific chart levels. He remains positioned for a market pullback despite admitting the squeeze is painful, doubled his SOXS position, and urges viewers to set predetermined risk/reward on every trade rather than chase the rally.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a pre-Fed-decision AMA (September 17, 2025), walking through viewer-requested technical charts. He anticipates a Fed rate cut, expects a post-announcement rally followed by a selloff ("sell the news"), and fields questions on Galaxy, MU, PepsiCo, SOXS, Tesla, Palantir, Bitcoin, Roblox, SHIB, and others. The tone is casual, interactive, and focused on support/resistance levels rather than macro depth.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a daily AMA on a quiet pre-Fed-decision day. He fields viewer questions by pulling up charts live, giving support/resistance levels for ~25 tickers across stocks, crypto, and a few ETFs. No overarching macro thesis — the session is pure tactical chart-reading with near-term levels. He flags a massive head-and-shoulders on CRM (Salesforce), expects a uranium pullback after a 132% run, likes XRP's wedge breakout, and notes the SOXX is near his max upside. The session closes with a Kinesis sponsor segment.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a live Q&A session, taking viewer chart requests across stocks, crypto, and commodities. He walks through support/resistance levels, trend lines, and technical patterns for roughly 30 tickers. The overall macro stance is cautious: he expects a bounce then pullback around the anticipated 25bp Fed rate cut ("sell the news"), sees markets as fragile but gold as relatively strong, and reveals he is currently long SOXS (bear S&P ETF), long KDP (Keurig Dr Pepper) for a swing, and long select crypto positions. There is no deep thesis — this is a rapid-fire technical analysis AMA.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a daily AMA, answering viewer chart requests across ~30 stocks, ETFs, and crypto. He is currently long KDP and UPS, bearish on MSOS via a textbook head-and-shoulders, cautious on Tesla after a 12% straight-line rally, and broadly bearish on the S&P 500 medium-to-long term. The session is heavy on pattern recognition (wedges, head-and-shoulders, gap fills) with specific entry/exit levels, light on macro or fundamental reasoning. A format change adding co-host Liz is announced for late September.
Preview:Lawton Ho of Verified Investing hosts a live AMA (Q&A) session, answering viewer questions about individual stock charts, crypto, and technical patterns. Key topics include Oracle's explosive 40%+ post-earnings move, Alibaba resistance levels, Bitcoin's breakout, a potential topping tail on Robinhood, and various viewer-submitted chart requests (LYFT, GME, Tesla, etc.). Ho provides specific price levels, gap-fill zones, and pattern analysis throughout, while repeatedly promoting the channel's free educational resources. Market tone is cautiously bullish with an S&P / QQQ uptrend noted.
Preview:Len Ho hosts a live AMA focused on short-term chart levels across semis, software, cyclicals, gold miners, crypto, and high-beta momentum names. The core stance is broadly cautious: he thinks the market is still vulnerable to a correction, many names are overextended, and several recent spikes are likely to fade or become sell-the-news events, even though he repeatedly notes that strong trends can keep squeezing higher first.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a live AMA-style chart review during a sluggish market session. He walks through requested tickers using classic technical analysis — trend lines, head-and-shoulders patterns, gap fills, parallel channels, and pivot levels — to identify support/resistance and potential entry points. He is most bearish on Palantir and Rigetti, sees near-term pullback risk on Google, and highlights XRP's first close above a down-sloping trend line as a bullish signal. On Bitcoin, he targets ~$116K resistance and ~$100K downside. He repeatedly stresses he is not a macro expert (defers PPI impact), avoids IPOs without price data (Figma), and uses RSI/VWAP for day trades. The session is more of a live chart clinic than a thesis-driven market call.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a sluggish, post-bachelor-party AMA where he fields viewer questions on individual stocks, crypto, and technical setups. He provides support/resistance levels for AVGO, HIMS, LULU, HOOD, BABA, UNH, MU, Nvidia, Adobe, natural gas, XRP, XLM, and others. He remains bearish on semiconductors (long SOXS), likes inverse head-and-shoulders setups on SRPT, and is cautious about chasing moves. The session is light on macro, heavier on quick-hit technical levels and trade management philosophy.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a fast-paced AMA session answering viewer chart requests across stocks, crypto, and miners. He remains bullish on SOXS (inverse semis), sees near-term pullback risk in an overextended QQQ, and favors gold miners continuing higher on rotation. Most answers are level-based technical reads with specific entry/exit prices.
Preview:This is a live Q&A from Verified Investing where the hosts answer viewer chart requests across crypto, equities, and rates. The dominant theme is technical analysis: they repeatedly frame trades around trend lines, support/resistance, head-and-shoulders, bull flags, inverse H&S, and whether to buy dips or short overextended names.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a live AMA answering viewer chart questions on S&P 500, Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, altcoins, and various stocks. He gives technical levels for entries/exits, identifies patterns (head & shoulders, wedges, inverse H&S), and shares downside targets for crypto (BTC ~$98K, ETH ~$3,900). He also explains why shorting is riskier than going long. Light on macro thesis; mostly tactical trade-level responses with no unifying market narrative.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a live Q&A session where he fields viewer questions on dozens of individual stocks, ETFs, and crypto. He provides technical levels (support/resistance) on request and shares directional views — bearish on RDDT, SOXX, CRM, HOOD, SOL; bullish on natural gas, BTC, XDC, GIS. The session includes a significant promotional segment for Verified Investing's free educational resources. Google's antitrust ruling (not having to sell Chrome/Android) is discussed as the day's notable news driver.
Preview:A lightly-structured afternoon trading-room session featuring Verified Investing instructors Len Ho, Drew Dosek, Benjamin Pool, and Gareth Soloway. The team reviews Google's intraday head-and-shoulders short setup, discusses Palantir's measured-move downside, examines SMR, HIMS, BYU, and KDP setups, and dissects Drew's Reddit gap-fill trade. Much of the session is filler — fantasy football, pet ferrets, insurance gripes, and a "submit your chart" viewer segment. The core market message: afternoon volatility is too low to force trades, and discipline means sitting on hands. Gold and miners are flagged as overextended, and the weekly S&P sleeper-hold setup implies near-term downside.
Preview:Lawton Ho ("Len Ho") hosts a live Q&A AMA during a down market day (S&P -1.5%). He fields viewer chart requests across crypto, stocks, miners, and commodities, consistently applying his parallel-channel and head-and-shoulders technical framework. He's broadly bearish on most assets discussed — including Ethereum Classic, CleanSpark, IBM, XRP, XLM, and the broader market short-term — but identifies selective bullish setups (Bank of Chile BCH, GDX as a defensive play, and a potential wedge breakout on Tesla). He promotes Verified Investing's paid services, discusses Kinesis, and speculates that the market may be starting to roll over barring positive news from Trump's upcoming speech.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a Friday AMA livestream, answering viewer chart requests across stocks, crypto, miners, and commodities. He walks through technical setups on ~25 tickers, offering support/resistance levels, entry zones, and directional reads. Key themes: bullish on UNH, SOX, CNC, EXK pullback entry; bearish on Ethereum, copper, IBM, gold/silver near resistance; cautious on Nvidia post-earnings selloff, Lululemon ahead of earnings. He acknowledges a head-and-shoulders mistake on EXK, discusses risk-to-reward stop-loss methodology, and addresses trading psychology around missed moves. The session is informal and meandering, with personal anecdotes and live chat banter.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a daily Q&A session answering viewer-submitted chart requests. He walks through technical setups on ~25 stocks, crypto tokens, and ETFs, giving entry levels, stop zones, and profit targets. His main macro leans: bearish Bitcoin (target ~$110K range), bearish on most altcoins short-term, bullish on Chinese streaming stock IQ as a long-term play, and currently long SOXS (semiconductor bear ETF). He repeatedly warns against holding into earnings and explains how to use inverse ETFs to short without margin. The session is rapid-fire charting with no deep macro thesis.
Preview:Lawton Ho, a trader at Verified Investing, hosts a live AMA answering viewer questions on individual stocks, crypto, and trading mechanics. He applies technical analysis (trendlines, head-and-shoulders, support/resistance) across tickers including Bitcoin, XRP, Coinbase, RCL, IBM, Carvana, and others. The session is light on macro context, heavy on chart-by-chart walkthroughs with specific levels and measured-move targets. He defends Verified Investing's performance-tracking methodology against a viewer critique and shares his personal trading journey.
Preview:Len Ho runs a viewer Q&A focused on chart levels and trade management across stocks, semis, crypto, and rates. The core message is consistently tactical: many names are at or near resistance, so he leans cautious/bearish on crowded upside, while still identifying specific retrace or breakout levels for entries and stops.
Preview:Lawton Ho hosts a live Q&A session answering viewer questions about stock charts, support/resistance levels, and pattern analysis. He covers TXN, MSFT, CVNA, META, GOOGL, TSLA, AVGO, HOOD, CCJ, and many others, consistently emphasizing technical analysis — especially trend lines, gap fills, and head-and-shoulders patterns. His macro view is cautiously bearish: everything is at all-time highs and he expects a pullback eventually, but timing it is difficult while trade deals and propping forces remain. He repeatedly warns against holding positions into earnings due to binary risk.
Preview:Len Ho hosts a daily Q&A session covering viewer questions on stocks, crypto, and commodities. He provides technical support/resistance levels on Tesla (earnings tonight), Ethereum, Google, Caterpillar, and others. Key framing: he's bearish on markets generally (short via SOXS), but sees Tesla and Ethereum as having more room to run than stocks at all-time highs. He emphasizes using trend lines for resistance at all-time highs and VWAP/RSI for day trading. Substantial time is spent on sponsor pitches for Verified Investing's premium rooms.
Preview:Lawton Ho of Verified Investing hosts a daily AMA, answering viewer chart requests across stocks, crypto, and commodities. He expresses a broadly bearish bias on US equities and Bitcoin near-term, bullish on Chinese stocks and gold, and walks through specific technical setups for Tesla, Chipotle, SMCI, Robinhood, Socks, and multiple crypto assets — always with emphasis on risk management, stop losses, and risk-to-reward ratios.
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