MUST-READ: Weekday Insights- Most Stocks Do Nothing for Months — And That’s Exactly When Winners Are Made Good stocks often go nowhere for 6 months, sometimes even 1–2 years, before their real breakout. As a genuine long-term investor, my biggest edge has always been patience, conviction and holding power — the willingness to sit through long consolidations while most retail traders are jumping in and out with only 3-week to 3-month timeframes at most. Look at what these stocks have done before their breakouts: 1. $PLTR Traded flat between $20–$28 from Feb 2024 to Aug 2024. 2. $OSCR Went sideways between $11–$14 for over 4 months in 2025 3. $NVDA Consolidated for nearly a full year between $86–$130 in 2025 to shake out weaker hands 4. $AMD Chopped between $190–$250 for 6 months from Oct 2025 to Apr 2026, when most Elliot Wave masters guaranteed a drop to $160 and even $120. The longer and more boring the consolidation, the more violent the breakout tends to be. Patience and dry powder are your real weapons. When you own the right companies with real conviction, time becomes your ally. The dullest periods hand you the best opportunity to keep accumulating while everyone else gets bored and distracted and when people unsubscribed and unfollowed me. Unfortunately, not every good investor wins, but the disciplined ones almost always do. There’s no need to trade in and out and risk missing the parabolic move when the dam finally breaks. After two decades in the markets, I’ve paid my tuition the hard way. Most of what you see on X is simply noise, hype, slick marketing, and scams — people constantly pushing you to trade in and out instead of focusing on genuine, real long-term investment. Stay patient. Stay convicted. The market eventually rewards those willing to endure the longest boredom and the wildest volatility. The impatient and undisciplined will keep missing the big moves — again and again. Lessons get recycled every cycle. Most will never learn for sure! @cantonmeow @greatmattsby @redfoxryder @HeidingOut @chad_ventures @tonylee80 @sheslee @Hiteshp99 @starship_ride

$MRNA (September 13, 2026-Daily Chart) The last volatility hole is still in force, with an upper boundary at $161 and a lower boundary at $128. A close above the upper boundary of the volatility hole would likely trigger a surge, and vice versa. Let’s see if $MNRA can survive the volatility hole and trigger another leg up. Currently, momentum bar at $132 acts as support, $146 as near-term resistance, and the longest bar at $175 as mid-term resistance. Whale accumulation increased to 60.78%.

Sorry, there are also a lot of “MUST-READ” posts today after I shared a ton over the weekend. I’m going to bombard my community again. I don’t mind working around the clock as long as I can spot these bullish signals and share them with my community. I sincerely care and want everyone to succeed in life.

MUST-READ: The Proprietary Indicator which Printed Millions in My Top Core Stocks (September 11, 2026) How to time a bottom with a Volatility Hole + descending blue ribbon in a downtrend? This is not a “buy the exact tick” method. It is a process. On a daily chart it can take weeks. On a weekly chart it can take months. On a monthly chart it can take months to half a year. Strong names often need one hole. Weaker names often need two or three. Stage 1 — First signal: Volatility Hole + descending blue ribbon: first buy A descending blue ribbon means the trend is still down. A Volatility Hole appearing inside that downtrend is the first potential bottoming signal. It marks a compressed zone with a clear upper and lower boundary. This is not the surge yet. It is the start of a bottoming process unless the lower boundary is breached to the downside. This is the first buy. Stage 2 — Choppy consolidation: accumulate, don’t demand perfection Price often chops sideways inside or around the hole. That mess is normal, which both red and yellow candles can alternate to confuse us. As long as the lower boundary of the hole is not broken to the downside, the bottoming process is still intact. This is the accumulation window. Add gradually. Weak hands get shaken here. Patient buyers get inventory. Stage 3 — Confirmation: break of the upper boundary: final buy/accumulation When price breaks and holds above the upper boundary of the Volatility Hole, that is the last add before the surge. The compression has resolved upward. The work of the Volatility Hole is done. Stage 4 — Hold, then manage with risks After that, sit. Let the move work. Hold until the next clear bearish signals appear. If you are a trader, trim into strength when those later signals show up. Do not sell the first bounce just because it feels good. For long term investors, keep adding on next bullish signals or setups which I share. Invalidation is simple: a decisive break below the hole’s lower boundary means the bottoming attempt failed. Wait for the next hole. The cartoon below is a teaching chart, not a real ticker. It walks through those four stages in one picture.

Cycles Create Wealth. Months Never! (September 21, 2026) $AMD’s previous major cycle began after the December 2015 monthly red candle at $2.36 and ran to the February 2022 high of $132.96 — a little over six years and roughly 56x if you held the full move. This cycle’s monthly red candle printed in June 2025 while $AMD was trading between $111 and $148, all shared with my Patreon and X subscribers with "MUST-READ posts". I am not claiming the same exact path will repeat for $AMD, but I am happy with a 2x from here. That is why I keep saying wealth is created by long-term investment, not by trading in and out. Conviction is NEVER measured in months or a couple of years; it is measured across a 3-to-10-year cycle. I look for historical patterns, analyze charts and keep track of company fundamentals, have regular meetings with fund directors and managers from prestigious private banks, and share how we see the cycle (that kind of information is rarely available on social media unless you have worked in the field). I tell my community to keep everything simple when the majority like to trade in and out on X, outsmarting the whales: treat a handful of stocks as cores and keep for a cycle, with $AMD being one of them. Every meaningful drawdown is an opportunity to add. I do not rely only on red candles; I use my other proprietary indicators I do not share in public so they cannot be copied. My personal appraoch is very straightforward: stay with large-cap leaders in each sector, treat small and meme names as lottery tickets only, keep dollar-cost averaging in my core stocks only when the market offers a discount, and double down when the indicators flip bullish—especially when the bears are loudest. These strategies have played out successfully in recent years. I got Chad @chad_ventures to add more $AMD around $450, $480 and $500 after he built his initial position at $150, Seth @redfoxryder to load up heavily at $440-$450 after sharing my first buy order at $110 to $130 with him, and some of my closest friends at $150-$220. The last time my patreon community added aggressively was from $110 to $200 from 2025 to early 2026, when most were skeptical and some even unsubscribed to have missed the real move! Sorry that the stock market is never for the majority but for the patient and disciplined few only! Once again, thank you to my community who trusted my process. If a content creator simply told me to trade in and out, I would definitely quit because that is NEVER the right way to build and create your wealth and very often you will miss the biggest gains and the later parabolic move! Trading can be daily practice for fun and pocket money. Investment is an art. Long-term thinking and wisdom is extremely rare on social media because 99.999% of accounts are traders. I share my own buy and sell orders with Tier 3 subscribers only and will give even more detail in the personalized Tier 4 service. My proven track record speaks for everything. You can check my previous tweets on X and the $AMD gains screenshots I have posted before (I will not repost them here), when most claimed that they had shared their bullish signals for $AMD before. I have been lucky to highly concentrate on the right names in each cycle: $PLTR from 2023 onward, $NVDA since 2023, and $AMD since 2025. Those three now make up more than 90 percent of my portfolios. Luck definitely played a part, but luck does not last—my core positions come from meticulous research, both fundamental and technical, along with patience and conviction. I share my top holdings transparently and openly on X so anyone can watch the journey in real time, because I want others to succeed on their own path as well! @cantonmeow @Jimmy_tesla_01 @redfoxryder @chad_ventures @Hiteshp99 @sheslee @tonylee80

@dannycheng2022 Your story hit close to home. I subscribed in 2024 out of curiosity and honestly never left. At the time I was almost all-in $TSLA with a small $PLTR position on the side, plus a huge bunch of lottery stocks. I was stubborn. I held through everything. Watched my gains round-trip 5x over the past 2 years. Portfolio was a mess and I knew it. I don’t have multiple income streams like you. What I did have were your indicators. I used them to sell options for premium and stay in the game. Through you I also found a community of people who actually do the work — @cantonmeow, @sheslee and many others. That changed how I looked at this market. $PLTR slowly became my biggest position. I started following your signals and adding when it felt uncomfortable. Now I’m focused on building the core instead of chasing tickets. My only real regret is not buying more $PLTR and my core positions $AMD $NVDA $NBIS $HOOD $GOOGL earlier. These past few months the volatility has been insane. I used it to finally clean the book up. Somehow, even with all the noise, this portfolio has stayed pretty stable. I learnt that investing is 50% conviction and 50% patience when you are in the right stocks. Thank you, Danny. I am a small account but I am grateful I stayed and I will continue to stay!