Jarvis Isn't Just for Day Trading
If you've been using Jarvis for day trading, you already appreciate zero-lag signals that keep you in the split-second price action. But Jarvis gives you far more ways to trade.
By selecting the candle duration in the upper left of your dashboard, you'll notice that Jarvis tags adjust according to the timeframe, meaning tags depict opportunities ideal for varying instrument expirations.
Today, we look at how Jarvis adjusts signals to identify opportunities in day trading, swingtrading, and investing strategies.
Trade examples are hypothetical and applied retroactively to demonstrate the Jarvis strategy.
Trades were not executed in a live account. Results do not account for liquidity, slippage, or fees.
TRADE 1
Day Trade Options | Timeframe: 1M SPY Call | Mar 10 | 10:26 am – 11:06 am C680 $1.05 → $2.32 | 120% profit
Can you be patient for three minutes? This trade retraces minimally after the tag forms.Everything after that is the most textbook trade you'll ever see. No liquidity checks, just asmooth ride til you're well over 100% profit.
Remember: Tags are only formed, and actionable, once a candle closes. Don't enter prematurely or you might find yourself in on a trade where there's no signal on the screen.
TRADE 2
Swing Trade Options | Timeframe: 1H SPY Put | March 13 | Expiration: Sept 30P260930P668 $35.44 → $52.77 | 49% profit (active)
Swing traders watching 1-day charts have been speculating the next collapse, having seen twoproper market crashes since 2020 with setups similar to what we're seeing here.
On the day Jarvis marked this trade with a Long tag, a Sept 30 expiration options put could behad for $35.44 per contract. As of this writing (3/30/26) that same contract is $52.77. For traderswhose goal it is to ride a real market crash, Jarvis has us in with great timing. From here it'sabout your goals. Your existing profit is at risk if there's a reversal, but portfolios concernedabout a collapse may choose to hedge their investments by staying in this short.
This is NOT a recommendation to enter this put now — that train has left the station. We want todemonstrate how Jarvis identifies prime swing setups at major inflection points in the market.Don't wanna miss the next one? Join the daily conversation on JarvisLIVE on Discord!
TRADE 3
Common Stock Investing | Timeframe: 1H | S&P 500
For long-term investing, you want to buy when the market is bearish, but not til it's done falling.Setting a 1-Day timeframe turns Jarvis into a long-term trend finder. In other words, each tag issaying "that trend is done now." This becomes particularly advantageous for answering the coreinvestor question: When do I know to buy the dip?
Last year's crash took out 1/4 of SPY's valuation. Liquid investors would be looking for themoment to reinvest. Jarvis chose a safe reentry that yielded great returns just before May 2025.Only problem? Jarvis wasn't live then. But it is now.
As we ride out the rest of the current downturn, we're looking for that moment yet again. Thered/green cloud shift will come first, anticipating the ending of a trend. The next Long tag maybe the next great opportunity to buy into a market before the bull breaks loose.
The Lesson
Wealth Through Diversification
Smart traders aren't only trading — they're investing too. We built Jarvis to signal different typesof trading because diversifying into steady securities will empower you to fund the risk/reward(and fun) of speculative trading.
There's more coming this month about Jarvis' expanding trading suite, and we're excited toshare the news! Until then, join us on Discord any weekday — we'd love to trade with you!
It's a great day to trade.
Risk Disclosure: Trading stocks, options, futures, and cryptocurrencies involves substantial riskand is not suitable for every investor. An investor could potentially lose all or more than the initialinvestment. Risk capital is money that can be lost without jeopardizing one's financial security orlifestyle. Only risk capital should be used for trading. Past performance is not necessarilyindicative of future results.
CFTC Rules 4.41: Simulated performance results have inherent limitations. Unlike an actualperformance record, simulated results do not represent actual trading. Since trades have notbeen executed, results may have under- or over-compensated for the impact of certain marketfactors, such as a lack of liquidity. Simulated trading programs are generally designed with thebenefit of hindsight. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieveprofits or losses similar to those shown.
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