Barron’s Stock Roundup 8 Trade Setups You Can Learn From This Week

Weekly Friday Wrap-Up: Real Supply & Demand Trade Setups from Barron’s

In this week’s market wrap-up, Mitch Firestone of Precision Trading Labs delivers a step-by-step breakdown of real supply and demand trade setups pulled from recent issues of Barron’s.

This session focuses on how professional traders use price action and supply/demand zones to identify high-probability trade opportunities — instead of chasing headlines or emotional market moves.

Key Trade Setups Covered

This week’s breakdown includes:

* A bearish **PayPal (PYPL)** trade built around a clearly defined supply zone using put options
* An open **Ford (F)** short trade designed for traders learning proper risk/reward structuring
* A live **Roblox (RBLX)** options trade based on a textbook drop–base–drop formation
* Bullish demand zone setups on **Monster Beverage (MNST)** and **BigBear.ai (BBAI)**
* Additional trade mappings on **Dell (DELL)**, **Bloom Energy (BE)**, and **Robert Half (RHI)**
* Mexico and Canada–themed trade opportunities derived from a Barron’s macro market feature

Core Trading Concepts Explained

This video goes beyond just charting setups. Mitch walks through the core logic behind supply and demand trading, including:

* How to recognize buyer and seller exhaustion
* The structural differences between supply zones and demand zones
* Using rally–base–drop and drop–base–rally formations for trade confirmation
* Building reward-to-risk structures of 2.5:1 or better
* Choosing the right instrument: short stock, puts, or spreads depending on account size and option premium

Why This Matters for Traders

If you trade stocks or options, this breakdown helps you:

* Turn financial news into structured, repeatable trade plans
* Identify where price is likely to react instead of guessing
* Build consistent entries, stops, and targets based on objective levels

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