Major support in Silver comes in at $54
Here is how the dynamics of price behavior works:
Late comer bulls who bought >$90 missed the top and have sworn to themselves that they will never sell out
In fact, they have stated their intent to buy more at $65 and more at $60
They will mark the bottom by puking out their positions below $60 swearing to never trade Silver again
This is how bottoms are made every time in every market be it Silver or Bitcoin or Soybeans or Sugar or the S&Ps
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Mostly good follow rule trades. Only META fear exit, and missed ORCL bc of this "it moved too much" thinking. And also missed some META trades later bc did not pay attention to it (was Independent). Overall 1.1R day
Biggest regret - how I managed ORCl and META. Those were great, and I got 0.4R on one and BE on another instead of solid 2R. Good managed all others, missed amazing trade on TSLA, same as META was RW. outcome -0.2R day.
two trade, both out 0.5/0.6R. AMD was emotional exit, mistake. Stock ATH, great PA, why get out before my 1R target? Missed couple great trades, specially MSFT, missed me by 1 cent, was Massive RS at the open to QQQ, perfect trade. Results + 1.1R day.
4 trades, AAPL AMZN NVDA all BE (with little slippage, so -0.15R on all them) and then GOOG. was "hopeful" and left it AON even though it clearly showed that momentum died and 9EMA structure was broken had to get out, i did not and got -0.8R on it. Whole day -1R.
Started with TSLA. Trade was good - had RS to QQQ, 4 hr looks great, and great bounce of 4 hr level - from volume profile. But used small stop and got stopped. AMD was great - displacement big violent candle retest 15 OR, got 1R on it. All day - BE
Did not see much from the open. Took INTC but it broke structure so got out BE, no continuation, TSLA had good RS but just no momentum and did not go, was out for -0.1R. Nothing else that looked good to me.
The exact checklist I run before every single trade:
Step 1: Are EMA clouds green? No = stop here.
Step 2: Is RSI below 50? No = stop here.
Step 3: Is IV above 50%? No = stop here.
Step 4: Is it a red day? No = stop here.
Step 5: Is position under 30% of account? No = stop here.
Step 6: Is target 5% in 30 days? No = stop here.
Step 7: All yes? Sell the put. Set 50% alert. Close app.
7 questions.
30 seconds.
95% win rate.
The checklist is not the boring part.
Skipping it is.
Main trade, also took PLTR but it was random with small size, realized it right the way and cut it. AAPL was main idea, I love its daily, so was aggressive at the open, best entry though was later 11:10 candle close. or even better one 13:00 Retest PWH. Anyway 0.9R day.
If you want me to go over everything in detail and show you, how I put everything together in order to take high winrate entries,
Watch this complete video on Volume Profile:
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Only one trade that was BE. Idea was taken from higher TF, that blue line was a key, if breaks and holds - look entry. It overshoot at the morning and was false BO. But then slowly but steady approached it again and gave great entry. I played safe and was out BE. was 1R trade.
My system hasn't had a losing put in 11 months.
People ask me what indicators I use.
What scanners. What news sources.
What secret edge I have that they don't.
The answer makes them angry.
I have 3 rules.
Only sell on red days. Never on green ones.
Target 5% in 30 days. Never get greedy.
Close at 50% profit. Never hold longer.
That is the entire system.
No indicators beyond RSI and EMA clouds.
No predictions. No news. No stress.
11 months. Zero losing puts.
3 rules. Nothing else.
The secret was never complicated.
Trusting something simple was.
two trades today. XOM was my Top PM, trade was good, it was Independent from market, I got out by accident too early, and did not want to reenter, it gave perfect 1R. INTC showed RS during the day, had great 4hr level and PWL reclaim. outcome: 0.85R day
LEAPS helped me become a millionaire in my 30's.
Here is my 10-step framework you need to be aware of when buying LEAPS options:
1. Only buy LEAPs on stocks you'd hold for years. High conviction or nothing.
2. 360+ DTE minimum. Time is your biggest edge. Buy more than you think you need.
3. Ideal entry conditions - RSI oversold on multiple timeframes, price at support, IV low, options liquid, and a strong fundamental catalyst.
4. Buy when IV is low. You're paying for premium, not collecting it. High IV means you're overpaying.
5. Don't fall for the cheap trap. Far OTM LEAPs look like bargains but they decay fast and rarely pay off.
6. Exit or roll before 60 DTE. That's when time decay accelerates and starts working against you hard.
7. Scale out profits. Take some off the table when you're up big. Don't hold winners into losers.
8. LEAPs belong in the 5-10% speculative tier of your portfolio. Not the foundation. Not the income layer.
9. Delta matters. A 0.80 delta LEAP moves like 80 shares, not 100. Know what you're actually controlling.
10. If the thesis breaks, cut it. A LEAP can go to zero. The max you can lose is the entire premium you paid.
This isn't a lottery ticket strategy.
It's a framework designed to add calculated leverage to your high-conviction portfolio.
She saw a $47 premium on a friend's phone. Four and a half years later, she quit her job.
Sarah Martinez was a dental hygienist earning $32 per hour, living paycheck to paycheck with $2,847 in her checking account and $0 in savings. She wasn't broke, but she was stuck in financial stasis, that quiet desperation of working hard but never getting ahead.
Then she saw a screenshot. A brokerage account. Ford Motor Company. A strange transaction labeled "CSP $9 strike" and a deposit of $47.
That $47 changed everything.
THIS ISN'T A TEXTBOOK. IT'S A STORY.
You're rolling losing options wrong.
Here's the right way to roll:
Step 1: Position losing with 7 days left
Step 2: Don't panic, don't close yet
Step 3: Check if stock still above strike
Step 4: Would you own this stock? Yes?
Step 5: Find same strike 30 days out
Step 6: Buy back current option first
Step 7: Sell new option 30 days out
Step 8: Collect net credit if possible
Step 9: New position resets the clock
Step 10: Repeat until profitable or assigned
Rolling isn't losing.