With Trend Trader (WTT)

Intraday option trader for 3 years, focusing on Trend following and position sizing.

[With Trend Trader (WTT) @WithTrend_Trade]

I am a mediocre trader at best. If I can do it, you can too. Keep learning and be better one trade at a time.

[With Trend Trader (WTT) @WithTrend_Trade]

@itsmichaelluu Reshare

[With Trend Trader (WTT) @WithTrend_Trade]

@ScarfaceTrades_ 0DTE QQQ ?

[EliteOptionsTrader @EliteOptions2]

49 signs you will make $1,000,000 with trading:

You stopped checking your PnL mid-trade.
You wake up before the market opens every day.
Losing days don't make you question everything.
You have a pre-market plan before the bell rings.
You stopped averaging down.
You trade the same 3-5 tickers and nothing else.
You can sit on your hands for a full week without forcing a trade.
You stopped revenge trading.
You withdraw consistently.
You journal every trade win or lose.
You stopped switching strategies.
Missing a move doesn't bother you anymore.
You size down the moment you feel emotional.
You don't trade out of boredom.
You close the charts after your trade is done.
You stopped watching indicators.
Your best trading days feel boring.
You meditate before the market opens.
You review your trades after the close.
Sunday is for marking levels.
You don't need anyone to validate your trades.
You've accepted that losing is part of the job.
You don't trade to prove anything.
A big green day doesn't change your position sizing.
A big red day doesn't either.
You think in months not days.
You stopped telling people what you do.
You treat trading like a business not a hobby.
You know exactly why you're in every trade.
You've stopped chasing entries.
You let price come to you.
You've defined your one setup and stopped looking for others.
You size every position assuming it could go to zero.
You don't trade the first 15 minutes of the open blind.
You've stopped looking for holy grails.
You separate your self worth from your PnL.
You've stopped trading to make back losses.
You respect the days when there's nothing to trade.
You've built a morning routine and protect it.
You wake up at 4:30am without an alarm.
You've stopped overcomplicating your charts.
3-5 clean levels is enough for you.
You've learned the personality of your tickers.
You size up only when the setup is undeniable.
You've stopped trading forex and penny stocks.
You protect the account before you think about profit.
You've had a losing week and didn't blow up.
You've had a losing month and came back stronger.
You think in years not months.

[DividendMillennial @DividendMil]

$MSFT is at $376 this morning

You have 2 choices

Buy 100 shares for $37,600

OR

Sell a $375 cash secured put expiring in 2 weeks
And get paid $705 immediately 💰

Here’s what that means

You’re agreeing to buy $MSFT at $375
Which is already below today’s price

But because of volatility and time
You get paid $705 upfront

That’s nearly 2% in 2 weeks 🤯

Now let’s break outcomes down

If $MSFT stays above $375
You keep the full $705
No shares assigned

If $MSFT drops below $375
You get assigned at $375

But your real cost basis is $367.95
Because you already collected the premium

So you’re buying one of the strongest companies in the world at a discount

And let’s be real

$MSFT is a long term beast

Cloud with Azure ☁️
AI with OpenAI integration 🤖
Enterprise dominance that isn’t going anywhere

This is exactly how we play it

Get paid to wait
Lower your entry
Or keep the cash

That’s the power of options

[Jason Luongo @JasonL_Capital]

My LEAP system broken down step by step:

Step 1: Build conviction first. Research the company deeply. If you wouldn't own shares for years, don't buy LEAPs on it.

Step 2: Wait for multi-timeframe RSI alignment. Daily oversold. Weekly stabilizing. Don't force entries.

Step 3: Price should be at meaningful support. Long-term support zones, prior consolidation ranges, or key moving averages.

Step 4: Check the IV environment. Low IV means cheaper premiums and a lower breakeven. If IV is elevated, sell puts instead.

Step 5: Confirm liquidity. Tight bid-ask spreads, strong open interest. Wide spreads on expensive LEAP contracts destroy your edge.

Step 6: Buy 360+ days out minimum. Give your thesis time to play out. Holding over one year qualifies for long-term capital gains.

Step 7: Pick your strike based on conviction. ITM for safety. ATM for balance. ~10% OTM for max leverage.

Step 8: Size it properly. No single LEAP should be large enough to damage your portfolio if it goes to zero.

Step 9: Scale out on strong gains to recover initial capital. Let the rest run with reduced risk.

Step 10: Have an exit plan before theta accelerates inside 60 DTE. Roll, sell, or exercise if deep ITM.

I only make a handful of LEAP trades per year. The patience to wait for genuine alignment is what separates a LEAP trade from a gamble.

Important: LEAPs are one tool inside a broader portfolio. I also own shares and sell options on the same names. The core of my system is long-term equity holdings, cash-secured puts, and the wheel. LEAPs are the selective add-on for high-conviction moments.

Comment "LEAP" and I'll send you my free cheat sheet.

[CooperBaggs 💰🍞 @edgaralandough]

- Claude = coding. ($20/mo)
- Supabase = backend. (Free)
- Vercel = deploying. (Free)
- Namecheap = domain. ($12/yr)
- Stripe = payments. (2.9%/transaction)
- GitHub = version control. (Free)
- Resend = emails. (Free)
- Clerk = auth. (Free)
- Cloudflare = DNS. (Free)
- PostHog = analytics. (Free)
- Sentry = error tracking. (Free)
- Upstash = Redis. (Free)
- Pinecone = vector DB. (Free)

Total monthly cost to run a startup: ~$20

There has never been a cheaper time to build.

[With Trend Trader (WTT) @WithTrend_Trade]

@elonmusk How do I know if it is delayed or not ?

[With Trend Trader (WTT) @WithTrend_Trade]

@EllyDtrades is this script for trading view only?

[With Trend Trader (WTT) @WithTrend_Trade]

@SRxTrades this is day trade or swing?

[Casey @Team2Trading]

We locked into this perfectly timed breakout of $SPY today for a massive win! 💪

Here’s exactly how we did it…

We used the 15 minute chart and avoided all the chop by simply waiting for that candle to close above our key level (image 1) 📸

Once the candle closed we took our entry and used the 2 minute chart to lock into the move using the 13ema as our trailing stop (image 2) 📸

Below are the side by side charts exactly how I traded and alerted them.

Catching these moves off an alert is fun, but teaching others how to replicate this day after day is what Team2 does best!

Learn and earning daily 💚👇

[With Trend Trader (WTT) @WithTrend_Trade]

@DeItaone Why everyone is pessimistic? Market always goes up

[Sean trades @SRxTrades]

This simple rule will save you a ton of money in trading

$SPY / $QQQ above the 21 EMA's = swinging longs

$SPY / $QQQ below the 21 EMA's = reducing risk

Making a simple plan on when to reduce risk has saved me a ton of pain over the last few years

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Why is “TransBerry” in a kids show on Netflix?

[Umar Ashraf @UmarAshraf]

I lost $1.4m trading in September.

- I increased risk due to a strong month in Aug ($900k)

- I got a bit biased due to rate cuts and assumed markets would sell off hard and fell in love with the “potential” outcome

- had a strong start to the month as well and didn’t know when to slow down. Played offense well and didn’t play defense when I needed too

- tilted a few days

- days where there were no trades, I forced trades

In simple theory, I was an idiot this month.

This is the other side of the “big” profitable trading days.

Will try to get a full write up/ breakdown on this month soon. Time to claw back from this drawdown 🫡

[With Trend Trader (WTT) @WithTrend_Trade]

@itsCblast Paper trade. Easy to sport. All number are even

[Pepe Invests @pepemoonboy]

If I were a beginner with only $1k-$5k to invest, I would do two things.

1. I would focus on doing everything in my power to increase my income as quickly as possible. This is where the majority of my time and energy would be spent.

2. I would start learning how the market works by watching YouTube videos, reading books, using LLM’s to dive deeper into investment topics, and I would start dabbling in the markets.

The best and easiest brokerage to use for beginners is Robinhood.

I would put about 40% of my capital into $VOO, 20% into $QQQ, 10% into $BTC, 10% into $GLD, and the remaining 20% into growth stocks like $HOOD, $NBIS, $META, $NVDA, $ROOT, $HIMS, and $OSCR.

This is not financial advice, just what I would personally do if I was starting out on my investing journey.

Don’t be discouraged by down days.

You will have many.

Keep learning, keep refining your strategies, be patient, manage your emotions, and play the long game.

[Sean trades @SRxTrades]

I've been able to make over $400k this month alone from the markets

Just trading momentum and breakouts

This Sunday I’m hosting a 100% FREE live training on how I used volume & PA to do this

Like & reply "training" & I'll dm you a link to join

[Sean trades @SRxTrades]

$QUBT Calls off weekly focus list!

Trade Recap: +$20,000 (+250%)

✅ Emerging theme: Quantum

Breaking out of a massive weekly base 🟢

Entered on break above base with volume

These are the type of setups that will make you rich

Theme+Base+Volume

SAVE & STUDY

[With Trend Trader (WTT) @WithTrend_Trade]

@Team2Trading Congrats