@MarsHomestead Calls it a hack when the real hack is using credit cards for points letting your money soak for more 6% till the end of the month.
This accounts is playing checkers, real pros play chess.
@valerijatrades1 Still will not post the underlying.
There is a reason why this account was demonetized folks.
More pandering for subscriptions to take your money.
If they were this good with a 98% win rate why would you need subscription money?
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One thing worth pointing out for anyone thinking about joining paid trading communities: many of these accounts (including this one) built their following using very heavy reply engagement across other peopleโs posts.
X has been restricting monetization for accounts using aggressive engagement farming tactics, which is likely why a lot of creators are now moving to their own paid Discords.
When someone is selling covered calls on names like $IREN and $AAOI after those underlyings have already pulled back significantly, itโs smart to ask how the actual share positions are performing โ not just the premium collected.
Before paying for any signals or Discord, consider asking for:
โข A verified track record with full drawdowns (not just winning trades)
โข How losing periods on the underlying shares are handled
โข Real subscriber results after a few months
Most retail options traders lose money long-term. The real edge usually comes from building your own process rather than following someone elseโs.
4/ Most retail traders lose money trading options over time โ even when they have access to good ideas or signals. The real edge usually comes from developing your own process, risk management, and psychology, not from following someone elseโs trades.
Paying for access can be fine if it genuinely helps you, but go in with eyes open and realistic expectations.
A Thread: 1/ Most people following trading accounts eventually see the same pattern: consistent win posts and premium screenshots, followed by a pivot to a paid Discord or signals group.
This model has become very common. X has been restricting or delaying monetization for many accounts using aggressive reply farming and inauthentic engagement tactics, which is one reason more creators are moving to their own paid communities. The $10/month price point makes these easy to try, but there are important things worth considering first.
3/ If youโre considering any paid signals or Discord group, here are fair questions to ask:
โข Do they share a verified track record with max drawdown and full sample size (not just winning trades)?
โข How do they handle periods when the underlying shares are down significantly?
โข What does actual member profitability look like after 3โ6 months (not just the person running it)?