What Makes This Trade Great: Riding the Wave with $CZR

What Makes This Trade Great: Riding the Wave with $CZR

Oct 31, 2025

By Barrie Einarson


Staying in the Trade — The Real Challenge

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One of the most common questions I get from traders is:

“Barrie, how do I stay in a trade longer? I always get out too early!”

It’s a great question — and one that trips up even experienced traders. The key isn’t just finding a good entry; it’s knowing how to stay in a winning trade without letting emotions push you out too soon.
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The Setup: Spotting Opportunity in $CZR

This morning, $CZR (Caesars Entertainment) popped up on one of my scans around $19. When I looked left on the chart, I saw something I love to see — lots of room to move, no immediate resistance in sight.

That was my cue to take the trade and let it work.
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The Secret Weapon: The Blue Trade Wave 🌊

If you’ve followed me for a while, you’ve heard me talk about the Trade Wave — that blue wave you see on my charts. It’s part of the standard Trade Ideas service, and it’s one of the best visual tools for managing trades.

I had the wave running on my $CZR chart across multiple timeframes. As the price climbed, the wave stayed blue, which told me the trade was still strong.

I told the room:

“If $CZR breaks down through $20, I’ll take some off, but I’m not exiting completely unless the wave turns orange.”

That’s my system — it helps me stay objective and avoid emotional exits.
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The Lesson: Let the Wave Work for You

The beauty of the wave is its simplicity. It keeps you in trades that are still trending and signals when strength might be fading.

Here’s how I use it:

  • Stay in while the wave is blue.
  • Trim if price weakens near a key level.
  • Exit when the wave turns orange.

This method removes the guesswork. Instead of reacting emotionally, you’re following a structured, visual cue that aligns with market momentum.