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#Jaytrading#: put some small trades on for $WRD $PONY $LCID $RIVN recently Thesis: consolidation is coming to the autonomous space based on the massive progress that Tesla, Waymo, and Uber are making. I believe these four companies are going to be bought in the next 24 months and I expect, as a group, that I will 2x my investment in under two years. This is not investment advice. These are tiny bets for me to get a little market action when I see something obvious. I consider these midterm bets to be 1- to 4-year bets. Most of the time, when I buy equity, it is to hold it for 10+ years. Other bets I'm making are ones I want to hold forever. Note: I don't do day trading or try to flip stocks in under a year because I'm super busy. Again, this isn't investment advice 😂 My goal is to have y'all tell me I'm wrong or vet these deals and decisions as brutally as possible. I have many other bets in the autonomy space, including amazing private companies like @Zipline and @goautolane, as well as other large ones that I don't want to talk about here right now.
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$BTC becomes so much more active and fun to trade. On the daytrading side, I'm looking at a few opportunities here. 1 - I'm looking at potential longs between $70,300-70,800 for potential scalps towards the highs. 2 - If that doesn't hold, I'm looking at longs <$68,000 as then I assume we'll have a market wide correction taking place. Overall, markets are bullish, and I think we'll have more fun trading #Altcoins#.
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just got this notification on thinkorswim. apparently they're going to start doing single stock futures. this might be gold for daytrading since futures gives 60% of your gains long term cap gains treatment no matter how short the trade is (not tax advice lol). fuck.
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Absolutely phenomenal price action on $NEAR. It's above $5. Now, two questions to ask. 1. Is this the right time to buy for a long term position? Honestly, I don't think so. Narrative is strong, momentum is strong, but markets are going into waves. If you'd want to be building a position, just wait for a correction to come. It will come. Probably comments will say that it will never come, but it will. 2. How about daytrading this asset? Actually, this is a phenomenal one to daytrade, as it's doing clear support/resistance tests on a constant basis. I don't think we'll see much more upside yet, and I'm looking to derisk a little more here in these ranges, but overall. Congratulations.
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$VICR waiting for chartists to talk about how congested the $280 area is and it will be tough to break through. Yea yea I agree it wont be AS easy to slice through as 230-240 but the combination of announcing the 2nd fab and land for 5-6 more, and the new license with the LEADING AI OEM last week will have this thing over 400 next couple mos. I get if you're daytrading and dont even know what this company does, go ahead and sell, plenty of big money waiting to scoop up your shares so they can sell along with the CEO between 404 and 800
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My cousin Anika moved to San Francisco to work as a Product Manager at NVIDIA Her salary? $30,000 a month Crazy money right? Well, here is the reality: $15,000 - rent, studio next to a meth lab $10,000 - health insurance $4,000 - BBL surgery in Tijuana $3,000 - ketamine therapy $2,000 - tips for waiters $2,000 - ammunition to AK-47 $1,000 - divorce lawyer on retainer Soon she was in huge credit card debt, started daytrading, and tried to take her own life Think twice before chasing the "American Dream"
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I think people are getting way ahead of themselves talking about “onboarding” normies from Ansem coin, however this run can result in something much better than that. Crypto is gay and uncool. Normal people have no idea what we do, our characters are siloed and niche Despite this, the ecosystem is fucking cinema. Ansem holding $80m in his wallet is just the latest proof of that. Shenanigans like this actually happen quite often Don’t downplay the significance of money influencers TJR and Brez thinking this shit is tuff btw. These are guys who were big in their own niches (daytrading and smma), which could be considered cringe niches as well, yet they blew up in the mainstream So with Ansem’s coin, there’s an opportunity much greater than just “onboarding”. Fuck the chain. Crypto can actually be made cool again. Ansem clearly is the biggest leader of our industry & I implore him to take TikTok and Instagram seriously. solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump can be the beginning of a new era where the chaos of CT becomes a mainstream story everywhere.
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Anytime I see someone coming at @toritrades for trading with trend lines, I laugh. I don’t know what course she sells, what she charges for it, or whether it’s worth buying. I don’t get a commission, and I don’t really give a shit. This isn’t an endorsement of her business. It’s an endorsement of the tool everyone keeps mocking. Trend lines are responsible for roughly 50% of the results you’ve seen me produce. Go back through the last 10 years of price action. If you know how to draw trend lines and, more importantly, have defined rules behind how you draw them, nearly every major bottom will have some relationship to one. The problem isn’t trend lines. The problem is drawing them arbitrarily, having no system behind them, and then blaming the tool when your crayon doesn’t predict the future. Tori and I may not draw them the same way. We may have completely different rules. But I want to make one thing clear: A systematic approach to trend lines is responsible for half of what you’ve watched me accomplish. So keep talking shit about Tori and her trend lines. The people who understand them will keep laughing all the way to the bank. #DayTrading# #FuturesTrading# #TrendLines# #TechnicalAnalysis# #MarketStructure# #TradingEducation#
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Most traders say Market Structure is part of their strategy. Then they build every candle around the clock. 15M. 30M. 4HR. NQ trades nearly 23 hours a day. RTH accounts for only 6.5 of those hours, yet historically carries the majority of the daily volume. That leaves roughly 16.5 overnight hours, often trading with thinner participation and more balance. Yes, the overnight session has offered some excellent opportunities lately. But should a 15-minute candle at 3:00 AM carry the same structural weight as a 15-minute candle after the opening bell? A time-based candle closes because the clock ran out, whether 50 contracts traded or 5,000. A non-time-based candle closes only after a fixed amount of participation takes place. Why judge every candle by how much time passed when participation may tell us more about how the auction actually developed? I don’t use time-based charts for intraday trading. Non-time-based charts stop assigning equal visual weight to unequal participation. The market doesn’t create structure because a timer hit zero. Same market. Different lens. Maybe it’s time to look beyond time. I might be Greek, but I don’t think I’m Socrates. If you see me post something like this, it’s because the lesson was pivotal in my journey as a trader and I believe it could change yours too. #DayTrading# #FuturesTrading# #MarketStructure# #OrderFlow# #VolumeCharts# #NQFutures#
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Want to know how elite traders catch massive, high-reward reversals without blowing up their accounts? Hint: They don’t blindly short every stock making new highs or try to catch falling knives [03:24]. They wait for true capitulation—where forced market structure, margin calls, and pure exhaustion create historic imbalances [00:15, 34:16]. @theonelanceB took the stage at the SMB Trading Summit to break down the mechanics of one of his most profitable trading setups: The Capitulation Fade. Lance was an 8-figure-a-year producer when trading full-time. Today, he mentors traders on our desk, steps in part-time to trade the biggest asymmetric opportunities, and directs his incredible philanthropic work through the Impact Competition. When a former 8-figure trader reveals his exact 10-variable mental checklist, you grab a notebook and pay attention [04:33]. Here are the heavy-hitting lessons from Lance’s masterclass: Trade the "Right Side of the V": Amateurs jump in front of trains trying to guess the exact top or bottom [03:24]. Elite mean-reversion traders let the euphoria or panic happen, wait for the turn, and execute on the backside of the move [00:46]. Slope Over Distance (The Asymptote): It’s not about how far a stock runs—it’s the rate of change [05:33]. Linear moves can trend for months and bust short sellers [06:24, 07:49]. You want an asymptotic, parabolic curve where price accelerates into a vertical wall [05:49, 06:52]. Extreme Extension From Equilibrium: Lance uses Bollinger Bands (2 standard deviations off the 20-period moving average) as a visual ruler for price expansion [09:37]. The further price stretches away from the moving average, the bigger your potential reward back to equilibrium [10:48]. Never Fade Day 1 Fresh News: Fresh news means a fundamental repricing—equilibrium has changed [12:03, 12:30]. Lance avoids fading fresh catalysts; his biggest edge is when price goes parabolic days after the news on pure emotion and technical momentum [11:55, 15:48]. Wait for Later Legs & Massive Volume: The biggest capitulations occur on 3+ consecutive extended legs and multi-day runs [08:31, 19:20]. Watch for volume that completely dwarfs historical averages, signaling that participants are getting aggressively flushed out [16:38, 18:08]. Boring > Speculative: A diversified giant (like Berkshire Hathaway or an entire index like the Nikkei) that panics on noise has massive institutional gravity pulling it back to fair value [30:04, 32:10]. A beaten-down microcap biotech can easily go straight to zero [30:35]. Spot the Footprint of Forced Liquidations: When a stock goes 9x higher and someone is stubbornly bidding millions of shares on the tape at the highs, they aren't buying because they want to—they're buying because their broker is liquidating them on margin [36:33, 36:53]. When that forced buyer breaks, the bottom falls out [37:30]. Trading is a challenging sport, but edge in this game isn't found by spraying and praying across 50 different charts. Real edge comes from stacking significant variables in your favor and having the supreme patience to strike only when the market is completely unhinged. Study the nuances, respect your capital, wait for the market to prove the turn, and get your work done! #DayTrading# #PropTrading# #SMBCapital# #TradingStrategy# #RiskManagement# The 10 Rules That Catch Big Reversals (BEFORE They Happen) via @YouTube
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