$RDDT is down 50%+ from the highs and just slid into my “smart money” discount zone…
This is exactly where institutions should step in if they’re going to.
I’m still not touching it yet.
In the video I show the exact levels I’d buy, where I’d stop, and what I’m waiting for.
Florida State Uni World Series Regional Event⚾️.
Voice in my head keeps saying “Dang it man…Open the market”💵💰. Getting obsessed with all this learning.
Hey, ChatGPT? What's California's state capitol?
The state capitol of California is Los Angeles.
No it's not. The California's state capitol is Sacramento.
You're absolutely right — I made a mistake there. I apologize for that.
The correct state capital of California is Sacramento, not Los Angeles. Los Angeles is the largest city in the state, which sometimes causes that mix-up, but Sacramento has been the capital since 1854.
Thank you for correcting me! I appreciate it when users point out errors — it helps me improve. Is there anything else you'd like to know about California or its government?
No, thanks. Hey ChatGPT, trade my stock portfolio.
I just gotta say: I truly enjoy helping people and I appreciate every single one of you who makes it easier.
We will not stop.
As we grow -We will make sure more and more people are getting access to the unbiased stock market analysis.
You need help: Comment on any of my posts, as long as you're interested in learning, I'll continue responding.
Just a motivation Sunday and appreciation post ❤️
BREAKING: CHARLIE WOODS -> FSU
Posting on his Instagram account, Charlie Woods, the son of @TigerWoods, has committed to @FSUGolf.
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Russia will continue to conquer the Arctic, despite the possibility of cooling instead of global warming, Putin said.
▫️Russia is intensifying work on developing its icebreaker fleet;
▫️Conquering the Northern Sea Route is important both for Russia and for international trade;
▫️The construction of the nuclear icebreaker "Leader" is proceeding according to plan, with an expected completion date in 2030;
▫️Russia has become a leader in many areas of agriculture, but there is still much to be done in this field;
▫️The country needs not only to keep up in the field of genetics but to be ahead;
▫️Russia has a very good school in the field of breeding, which it can be proud of.
The Alberta Independence movement is exploding.
In the past 36 hours, this account has grown by 16,000 followers and counting.
Welcome to all of our new followers, including those watching from the United States and around the world.
Alberta welcomes your support as we chart our own future.
An awakening has echoed across the prairies.
A critical mass of Albertans has decided it is time to end the control of a corrupt regime in Ottawa over our lives.
Soft Stops & End-of-Day Decision Making
I use soft stop-losses, meaning I don’t place hard stop orders with my broker. Instead, I manage exits manually based on structure, portfolio context, and daily closing behavior. This approach is designed to avoid reacting to intraday noise while still maintaining full accountability to risk.
This does not mean unlimited downside. Every trade has a clearly defined maximum loss I am willing to accept. That level is known in advance and respected at all times. If a trade reaches my maximum acceptable loss (usually around ~1% per trade), I’m out immediately — no waiting, no end-of-day review, and no exceptions. Soft stops never override risk limits.
As long as the trade remains within my predefined max pain, the daily close holds structure, and the move appears intraday or emotional rather than structural, I’m willing to let the trade breathe and reassess at end of day instead of reacting in real time. Whether I wait until EOD depends on overall portfolio health, existing YTD cushion, and whether I’ve already trimmed size. A trade is never evaluated in isolation.
I will not wait until EOD if max pain is reached, structure is clearly broken, the move is news-driven, liquidity deteriorates, or the trade thesis is invalidated. At that point, the decision is already made.
My mindset operates at a higher level than any single trade. I don’t manage positions in isolation — I manage distributions. My focus is on the average outcome over hundreds of trades, not on whether one specific trade closes slightly worse than expected by EOD. Those situations happen, they’re uncomfortable, but they are outliers, not the norm. Over time, they are filtered out by many smaller, controlled losses and become statistically insignificant inside the broader average. What matters is not perfection on one trade, but consistency across the entire sample.
This approach requires experience, emotional control, and strict risk management. For newer traders, hard stops are often the better tool until process and consistency are built. A soft stop is not hope — it’s a deliberate choice to use closing information while staying fully accountable to risk.
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We'll see if #BTC does start a new trend or fail like in Oct, but now we came out of a much larger consolidation which is good to see. It was squeezing into year end... idk if tax loss harvesting for crypto is a thing loll. But I have my 21dma-structure reclaim signal, so went for it by executing that trade on Friday.
Since I'm on the subject, I’ve been a bit conflicted about this topic, because I think it’s easy for it to get misunderstood if I don’t explain it clearly.
as a retail trader, I try to make my process as simple as possible.
Not because I don’t respect complexity, but because in trading, complexity often comes with drag.
because more inputs and more variables don’t necessarily make you better -- they often just slow you down and create muddy water.
... and for my style as an aggressive short term swing trader, fundamentals sit near the bottom of my process, not because they don’t matter, but because they’re rarely the timing tool that actually pays me.
Deep fundamental research is largely the domain of institutions and analysts working 9 to 5's.
they do the heavy lifting, they build theses, they allocate capital, and when they act, that information eventually shows up in the only place that matters to me:
price, volume, and structure.
That’s the context I trade.
I’m not trying to "out research" a desk with a team of analysts. I’m trying to read the footprints they leave behind.
and from the outside, my approach can look almost too simple.
A few key pivots, relative strength, structure, volume, and multiple layers of probability lining up. But that simplicity is misleading.
“Simple” in trading for me is the product of 5+ years of screen time, mistakes, and what I call market tuition. It’s the result of stripping away everything that didn’t work and keeping only what proved repeatable under pressure.
I operate with a handful of core principles and very specific criteria.
I know exactly what I’m looking for and, just as importantly, what I’m not... and honestly, that didn’t come naturally. It came from being intentional, reviewing relentlessly, and accepting that learning the market is a continuous process.
there’s no finish line, and I don’t want there to be one -- so the "furus" you follow who say they've "made it" will be humbled in the long run...
I’m still learning, still refining, and still getting humbled every single day.
but I’ve learned that for me, simplicity beats complexity every time (especially in future years to come).
I don’t need to know everything. I just need to understand my edge, execute it with discipline, and let price do the talking.
and honestly, I wouldn’t want it any other way.
I AM a profitable trader.
I AM rich.
I AM wealthy.
I AM abundant.
I AM disciplined.
I AM confident.
I AM patient.
I AM a 7 figure funded trader.
I AM a billionaire.
Keep saying these until they are true.