Develop and improve my own trading system to predict and compound asymmetrical power moves of high octane stocks. Only scientifically! Big James Simons fan.
Now my Hermes-Agent „Hermi01“ can identify premarket earnings gappers, rates the catalysts from 1-10 and send me this report via Telegram before market open every day.
What should he do next ?
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Claude Code Max is $200 a month. ChatGPT Pro is another $200. Cursor is $20. Gemini is $20. That is $5,280 leaving your account every year before you build a single thing.
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MU: Exhaustion gap filled...(inevitable). Now MU is likely to form choppy reversion to the mean (in this case, 20-EMA) over the next few weeks and can consolidate by going sideways as well.
Sure. If you study a lot of historical moves, the best moves don't just die out a month after breaking out of multi-year bases. Historically, if a stock advances more than 20% within the first 1-3 weeks of a move, it has monster potential.
Those moves can last 26–114+ weeks.
$ARM hasn't even smelled the 10 EMA yet on this move. It's going to pull back or consolidate-- all healthy stocks do. At this point however, its behaving like the historical monster stocks have. So I want to give it every opportunity for it to play out.