ASCEND STOCKS

Step 3 · Trade Plans

Every trade begins
with a plan.

Buy point, stop, target and reward/risk, decided before the trade.

A real plan

MRVL at READY, March 31, 2026.

The plan, then how the stock traded against it. Pre-launch example, traded with the Ascend method before the model portfolio began on Sep 3, 2026.

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Reading a plan

What each number means.

Buy point · $96.50
Where the setup becomes actionable.
Stop · $86.50
Where the idea is wrong and the position is closed.
Target · $125
The first checkpoint for taking profits.
Planned risk · about 10%
Buy point down to the stop.
Planned reward · about 30%
Buy point up to the target.
Reward / risk · 2.9 : 1
About $2.90 of potential gain for every $1 at risk.
Model portfolio size · Full
The Ascend model portfolio uses half or full, based on the setup and the market. Your own sizing is always your decision.
Management
Take profits around the target and raise the stop along the way. In a strong market, part of a winner is held while it stays above its 21-day line. How trades are managed →

Inside Ascend

Every setup's levels, on the chart.

Members see buy point, stop and target on each stock's analysis chart, with moving averages and volume.

Sample member view · Stock Analysis chart
Ascend price and technical chart for VEEV with entry, stop and target levels
Sample chart for VEEV from the interactive demo: flat-base buy point and entry $297.50, stop raised to $289, target $340. Click to enlarge.

Side by side

Three real plans.

Next step

4. Active Positions

Once the buy point triggers, the plan becomes a position.

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Examples are historical and selected to illustrate the Ascend process. They are not a complete record of all trades, not every trade is profitable, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. See the Investment Disclaimer.