Sobre Marc Chow
I spent years as an engineer — building systems, debugging failures, trusting only what I could verify. Then I started swing trading US stocks, and brought the same discipline with me: every position gets a thesis, every thesis gets tested, and every result gets written down.
This site is that written record. US stock swing trading, practitioner notes — the setups I take, the rules that keep me out of trouble, the mistakes that cost me, and the small observations that compound. No hype, no promised edge, no screenshots of lambo dreams. Wins and losses both make it to the page.
What you'll find here
- Trade notes — individual swing trades walked through from thesis to exit.
- Indicator studies — MFI divergence, relative strength, entry rules, and how I actually use them.
- Process — position sizing, journaling, and the boring habits that keep a swing trader alive.
The wider bench
This journal sits inside a small family of tools:
- QuantOrb.pro — the quantitative ground: sector rotation and money-flow signals across the S&P 500, deterministic formulas, a 28-year back-test. 0% AI predictions.
- AdCho.com — the qualitative reading of that ground: AI-powered, document-grounded readings of the SEC record, per-ticker tear sheets. No price targets, not investment advice.
- KFChow AI Lab — the lab that builds and powers the AI behind these properties.
Say hello
Questions about a note, the process, or the tools? Chat with Marque, the site concierge — it knows this site and the wider bench, and it never sleeps.
Nothing on this site is financial advice. Read the full disclaimer before acting on anything you read here.
