The Bravo Kit

See the market the way I do.

  • See when
    to buy and sell
  • Taught in
    my course
  • One clean
    chart

See when price is stretched.

A purple cloud sits above price and a blue cloud below it. When price pushes into one, a turn may be coming.

  • Purple cloud Price has run high. A drop may be next.
  • Blue cloud Price has run low. A bounce may be next.
  • Nothing to draw The bands move with price on their own.

Know when to get in and out.

It counts each move up to 9 and turns the candles purple when the move is stretched.

  • The 9 mark The move may be running out of steam.
  • Purple candles Stretched like a rubber band. A pullback may be near.
  • What I tell people Purple means get ready for a beatdown.

See which way the trend runs.

Price above these lines is an uptrend, below them a downtrend. Price often bounces off them, like a floor or a ceiling.

  • Bravo 9 ribbon The line closest to price: the trend right now.
  • 200-day line The thick purple one: my main trend check.
  • 100-week line The thin blue one, for the big picture.

Let the screener do the watching.

It comes with ChartPrime Pro and checks every chart on your watchlist, so you don't have to open each one.

  • 9 counts
  • Above or below the Bravo 9
  • Above or below the 200-day
  • Bravo Bands reading

Beyond the kit.

Bravo Scan

My own stock screener: the popular stocks and the news on each one.

Questions about the kit.

The Bravo 9 Count counts each move, up to 9. A 9 means the move may be running out of steam, and the candles turn purple when it's stretched like a rubber band.

A purple cloud above price and a blue cloud below it. In the purple cloud, price has run high and a drop may be next. In the blue cloud, it has run low and a bounce may be next.

ChartPrime. I built the kit with ChartPrime, and you get it with a ChartPrime subscription.

Yes. I teach them in the course: how to set them up and how I read them. The kit itself comes from ChartPrime. More answers: the J Bravo FAQ.

The system comes first.