$1,000,000 Milestone: ✅ A bit late on this post, been taking the past few days to trade and rest. But this is my personal official post for crossing the $1M mark - truly a dream come true. Below will be a thread of some of my biggest lessons for anyone who has the same dreams

Niiiiiiiice afterhours spiker on $GLND on a much slower day...congrats to @TraderBryce and a ton of OverDrive Afterhours subscribers who are riding this up, I hope it breaks the 5.60s and goes tot he 6s, but don't trust it and remember to sell along the way into strength!!! EVERYONE LEARN THIS STRATEGY: mil.pub/AFT-Webinar AND CAPITLAIZE!!!!

Anotherrrrrrrr big afterhours winner in $WETO that @TraderBryce just nailed in the OVerDrive chat...everty single one of you needs to learn the afterhours strategy, watch this: mil.pub/AFT-Webinar and congrats to sooo many students who get it and nailed this one and $GCTK too, whewwwwwww! sharon_hoffmann I got in really late around 2.0, Out up to $2.32. Scaled out in pieces. mbush $WETO 2.13/ 1/2 out 2.18 all out 2.31 pdavidpierce: $GCTK out at 4.6, nice 800 USD oubay2 1000 shares $WETO $2.15/$2.25 stansmith18 Im out as well for 10% gain

More afterhours winners, @TraderBryce just nailedddd $WAFU from $2 to nearly $3, I alerted in chat at $1.70...you guys are morons if you're not trading afterhours, congrats to soooo many students aye aye aye aye Many people don't get it, I'm going live AGAIN tomorrow, tune in: tim.ly/sept16 stop wasting opportunity if you miss this, congrats to all longs!! Bryce Tuohey I took $2.15 to $2.7 ralph.starr 2.15 - 2.55 4hillonline 2.18 - 2.80 vsundberg 2.15 - 2.83, +$296 on $WAFU. Love it. Second day npkuin 2.03 to 2.40 manriqueze.em 1.98 to 2.50 MK 2.04 somehow, sold half at 2.72

Goooooooooooooood morning! I'm watching these 3 runners premarket, but the action so far today pales in comparison to the incredible after hours action last night, $DAIC was a solid 40%+ winner from my buy, $KXIN was a solid 95% winner from @TraderBryce buy at 1.38 and we both missed $AEHL which spiked from $8.5 to the $14s...retweet this if you promise to watch afterhours today, I'm even going live later on here FOR FREE bit.ly/septfriday to explain more in depth, bigggggg congrats to those who are capitalizing!!!

Not nearly my biggest month, but definitely my most consistent. Eliminated (mostly) the FOMO trades and am just trading my setups. Sized down massively in this market. TY @StocksToTrade @timothysykes and maybe mostly @TraderBryce for the weekend webinar and the daily YT

If you could tell yourself not to invest

Yesterday's $INHD longs learned what liquidation is today $PAVS

Today, the SEC approved a major FINRA rule change that eliminates the Pattern Day Trader (PDT) rule and replaces it with a new intraday margin system. sec.gov/files/rules/sro/finr… 📷 What’s Being Removed The $25,000 minimum account requirement for day traders 📷 What’s Replacing It A new intraday margin framework that: Measures risk in real time (or end-of-day) instead of counting trades Requires traders to maintain enough equity based on actual exposure Applies to all margin accounts, not just day traders 📷 How the New System Works Firms monitor your account for intraday margin deficits (when risk exceeds equity) 📷 Implementation Timeline Rule is approved now (April 2026) FINRA will: Announce an official start date New rules go live ~45 days after that notice Firms can phase in over up to 18 months 📷 Key Takeaway The market is shifting from “how often you trade” to “how much risk you take.” This is a huge structural change—it opens the door for more traders while still enforcing discipline through real-time risk management.

Your prime is not in your 20s. Your prime is the moment you realize nobody is coming to save you and you have to do the work on your own.

This week, and this month tbh, should teach you that you don't NEED to trade all the time, let the best trades come to you and you can actually live better AND earn more money than those who sit in front of their multi-minor setup all day and night trying to take scraps to justify all the time they're putting in. Trading does NOT have to be time-intensive, especially in choppy markets like this so be sure to adapt to the market and don't try to moose your will on it like too many degenerate gamblers do...don't waste your life away as I actually outperformed bigtime lately by trading less! #qualityoverquantity

Third time's a charm

Last week I booked a last-minute flight and stay in Cabo less than 12 hours to take-off because I was freezing my ass off at home, feeling like a “hostage” to the market. I forgot my swimming trunks and had to buy 2 of them for an eye-watering $450 USD (still wtf’ing at Grand Velas boutique)… And STILL, it was much cheaper than sitting around grinding it out when the market wasn’t there for me. Trading is one of the few professions where you can literally lose vacations/cars/houses etc AND, more importantly, TIME simultaneously while “working”. And so, I often think to myself if I’m so willing to part ways with my trading PNL, then why not just spend that on something tangible. I remember one of my biggest losing days in 2021, I decided to just buy the watch I wanted instead of waiting to feel “good” about my PNL. Our perspectives warp when we stare at numbers and desensitize ourselves to the true ups and downs. Whenever I spend the money it grounds me, “this is what this is worth”. Whenever I’m able to tip generously, especially in areas where the dollar goes farther, I feel more connected to my pursuit of trading for a living. Serendipitously making someone’s day with an outlier tip is one of my favorite things to do. Extremely hard working people who don’t get appreciated often, meanwhile we lose their salaries in pajamas… it’s madness. I just want to point out that I know people feel it, but don’t act on it. Try to exercise some of your freedoms as a trader and realize it’s okay to step away whenever you want and you don’t need permission to just do what you want when you want. You’ll probably come to so similar conclusions for yourself.

you pity the moth confusing a lamp for the moon, yet here you are confusing a screen for the world

Finally getting some consistency back in my trading. Currently 3 days into a 5 day fast, and I feel at peace with myself. Less FOMO, better trading, really the perfect reset. Wrote about it + recapped today, read it here: open.substack.com/pub/trader…

Give props to tim.ly/circle lead trainer @Stratataaa on all the great work/mentoring he does with Inner Circle Students, but also on his +$30,000 week in a tough tough market thanks to $MOVE and now $BNAI and when I congratulated him he said "Yeah but we got a long way to go" so he has the right mentality too! Perhaps more importantly, he's working on his basketball game so he doesn't embarrass himself in front of @TraderBryce @mono_trader & @JohnCARL_510 at the next Inner Circle meetup again so please retweet this and congratulate him on winning on multiple fronts, even though he doesn't want any congratulations as he's busy working on improving his trading process and his basketball game!

Here are some great photos from my tim.ly/circle meetup in Las Vegas and I’m just SO GRATEFUL to the entire group, from the mentors like @Stratataaa @DonJuanKnows @JohnCARL_510 @TraderBryce @Jackaroo_Trades Ben & Scottie to all the students who put in so much time and effort to learn the art of trading, it’s an amazing feeling having such a hardworking and positive community in an industry full of of lazy degenerate gamblers, where the vast majority lose most or all of their money due to lack of preparation, discipline or hard work. Make no mistake, successful trading IS possible through diligence, determination and patience and while so far we only have a few tim.ly/circle members like Terry And Linda who have cracked the $100,000 profit milestone, I have no doubt several of these students will soon be trading millionaires as boring daily habits add up and preparation + opportunity = success over time! #ilovemyjob #proudteacher #stocktrading

Time for some weekend review! Covered one of the ways I maximize conviction in trades by stacking the odds in my favor. Read it here: open.substack.com/pub/trader…

Inspired by @mono_trader Daily Report Card, I'm going to do some in-depth review of the best trade of the day (or the Easiest $50k Trade). This is just as much for my review as it is for you - hope it helps! Here's my first writeup: open.substack.com/pub/trader…

Some of our traders are experiencing this as well. Here are some of the lessons our traders have learned: 1) Commodities do not trade like equities. You need a separate PlayBook for each. 2) When learning a new product, earn your risk. Do not trade it with the same risk as your equities PlayBook, where you have a history of success. Prove you can trade the new product consistently. Add risk from success. 3) This is NOT the market to be playing for a Grand Slam. 4) Do not cede your structural edge in the market. As active traders, we can enter and exit much easier than bigger players. Book profits. You can always reenter. 5) Do not miss what you do best, hawking a new product. 6) Past success doesn't have to continue. Adjustments must be made in different market regimes and new products. 7) Being in your seat for the easy market is how you really get rich. Do not let hard markets, bad traders keep you from being around for those easy markets. 8) Shark and Druckenmiller push risk when they are trading well and making money. When in a drawdown there should be only one focus- consistency. This is a tough market. There have been some trading products, if playing for a grand slam. But if you are learning a new product and learning from this drawdown, this will make you a better trader: a) your PlayBook will be more comprehensive. b) your ability to trade more products will pay dividends in the future. c) you will reinforce the importance of building your trading business within market principles and guardrails. d) your trading skills will improve. Often the hardest markets, bad trading products, most painful trading times, propels elite traders to even new heights. We have seen that on our desk. They key is learning, making adjustments, and staying in the game. Here is to many years of future trading success.

Finally got some consistency going today - back to the basics. Recapped some of my best trades for the day and laid out a trade plan for tomorrow. Read it here: open.substack.com/pub/trader…