Getting In Is Only Half the Trade.

Most traders get the entry right and lose the trade anyway.

The stock moves up, stalls, reverses, and stops them out before it runs. The setup was real. The timing was fine. But the momentum did not sustain because the conditions for sustaining were never confirmed in the first place.

Jeff Bierman built a fourth signal specifically for this problem. He calls it the Draft. Will this move sustain once it starts or will it spike and reverse?

IBM in May 2025 is the slow burn version. Smoke pattern present. Fuel line showing steady accumulation. 

Draft confirming steady bullish momentum. Three of four criteria. 

Jeff entered. The stock did not explode. It walked. From $253.37 to $266.68. 

Over $13 a share across eight days, the fuel line feeding it and the draft holding the momentum steady until it was done.

Then Caterpillar in September 2025. All four criteria at maximum intensity. The draft already confirmed at full strength. The difference was immediate. 

The stock did not walk. It ran. $26.29 in two days.

Same framework, different conviction level, completely different character of move. 

The draft told him which one he was in before either trade started.

Jeff has spent a career getting paid to know before everyone else. He presented the full Burn Signal framework publicly for the first time this week, including how the draft interacts with the other three criteria and what maximum conviction looks like before the trade.

The replay is waiting.

Watch it here

To your success,

Don Kaufman