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OSF explains why he would rather hold mispriced trades for weeks than chase daily runners
"I think you have to pick what your strength is and what you know you can make money on, and then just do it as much as you can"
"I've been big in meme coins in the past and I've done very well on meme coins, but this was back in 2024, parts of 2025, and it was a very different game"
"People, especially younger guys, their whole trading strategy is based around, can I find today's runner? Can I buy it? Can I make money on it? Can I flip it? And can I do that again day after day after day?"
"The problem with a strategy like that is you just get so tunnel visioned into doing one thing"
"When you start to come out of a bear market and into a bull market, you have this rare opportunity where you can actually find mispriced trades that you don't have to just buy and sell in a 24-hour timeframe"
"For me, it's not really about, do I own the best performing coin of the day each day? It's more about, can I find something that's mispriced or underpriced and own it"
"Over 3 or 4 days, I might have days where it's underperformed or it's down, but over 3 or 4 weeks, it starts to do really well and outperforms those daily runners, because the daily runners usually die after a day"
"That to me is a much higher EV way to trade"
"At the end of the day, your goal in trading should be to make money. Your goal doesn't have to be, can I make the maximum possible amount of money every single day"
"Chasing making the maximum amount of money every day is a really tough way to trade"