This guy could have taken over Mark Zuckerberg, instead he sold his soul to him. Oh Alex, you could have been the man. Now you just work for the man.
“they’re eating up the booty muse and the tamagotchi. now drop another enterprise b2b saas integration”
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The Stock Streak Scanner is my favorite feature on the @StocktraderNet Newsfeed Weekend plan: film a quick breakdown of how I use it to find trades. If the edits doesn’t slap, the video stays in the vault.
Try out the new Stock Trader Network Newsfeed, it's completely FREE: stocktradernetwork.com/porta… - Get market moving headlines - SEC filings - And more
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I hear @SevenPointsCap is hiring sports bettors? I want to apply but I'm also a garbage sports bettor, except for @UFC. I'm an expert UFC Bettor! Does this post count as an application?
This is mispriced so hard. You will be able to buy Justin for 20% and exit at 50% for free That is a no brainer 30% ride. You would be an idiot to buy Ilia at 80% #UFC #Polymarket
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Day trading is only as hard as you make it. Keep it simple. $MSFT, fueled by AI news, rips from the open near $500 to highs around $517–518, tagging the same level it has rejected for roughly 46 days. With an ATR of about $11.50, that’s nearly a $20 move from the open, or close to a 2ATR extension in the first 25–30 minutes. Given the magnitude of the move, I flagged a potential short scalp for a mean-reversion pullback toward VWAP. As @TheOneLanceB says, wait for the right side of the V. Either take the 5-minute bar-low breakdown with risk above HOD, or do what I did: grab a "small" position on the front side, trim to stop shitting yourself, and keep the core size for the actual move back to VWAP. Yes, catching the long from $500 to $517 would have been more profitable. But as day traders, our attention often gets pulled to a handful of names, and we sometimes miss the biggest movers. The advantage is that when a stock like $MSFT sets up for mean reversion, we can still extract value from a name we weren’t originally in. Keep in mind that mean reversion isn’t easy. It’s tougher than simply joining the trend. As Lance puts it, it often means hating yourself and sitting through pain. But these setups tend to be among the highest EV trades. When executed well, they help stack the PnL curve up and to the right.
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Today at 1 PM ET over at @stocktradernet I will be joined by @aj_whoWrites! AJ is the editor and writer behind the articles published through STN. He expressed that he wanted to learn more about day & swing trading, and more specifically my degen trading style, so we figured why not do this live! We will cover some of my go-to setups, how I scan for trades, and how to build a trading playbook of your own and answer his questions which may also help newer traders and anyone looking to sharpen their process. Join us live in 30 minutes on all streaming platforms!
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Finviz makes trading a whole lot easier.
Traders are discovering our newest charting tool. It's called Find Similar Charts > Open a chart > Select your algorthim of choice > Finviz will scan all stocks & ETFs for a similar pattern There is no faster way to find similar charts than this:
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Bro made Tamagotchi? It's going to make him trillions.
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Just me but I really don't care about these influencer Lisa & Kyle glasses Mark Zuckerburg. Tell me how I can become Tony Stark and control my computers and devices by moving my hands in the air. piped.video/watch?v=SmktC6e4…
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That's funny, one of my indicator on @tradingview looks for something similar. It looks for stocks with large volume candles or large daily move candles in comparison to previous candles. Marks them in yellow color. The midpoint area of those candles end up being good pullback opportunities usually to join in on. Good to see you have it backtested and stats for it and that they are positive!
Trading strategy: Buy pullbacks into yesterday's large candle range for upward trends.
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For Example: Here is $MU from Jan of 2026 when the yellow candle appears. Notice how the stock never gets below the halfway point of this candle. The next time this yellow candle appears again is in May 2026 which gives you another area to enter long on pullback for a quick scalp into the current ATH.
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Just learned from a member in one of my trading pods that @finviz_com has a “Find Similar Charts” feature, and it can save a ton of time when you are hunting for technical setups you already know how to execute. Big thank you to Heidi for putting me onto this. How to use it: > Open the Finviz charting tool > Pull up the stock chart you want to study > On the right side, click “Find Similar Charts” > Scan the results for matching patterns and timeframe setups This is also a great way to find stocks within the same theme or sector and see how they are reacting on the day. If the group is moving together, that can add confluence to your trade idea, help you size up with more confidence, or point you toward the cleanest name to short when the market starts breaking lower and vice versa. You can also invert the matching criteria to find stocks on the opposite side of the pattern, which is useful for spotting divergence and relative strength. Traders from day traders to swing traders can use this to cut charting time significantly. You can scan the timeframe you trade and quickly build a watchlist around setups that fit your playbook. Another amazing @finviz_com tool that I will be using it a lot more going forward.
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Me convincing the boys we don't need a zerg to win on @WARDOGS. Just need three bad maf*ckas to take over a country.
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I love petting my cock.
CS2 has added pet chickens that players can hatch, raise and collect There are 35 different chicken skins, and players can even pet them
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Lot of my day trading ideas these days come from staring at the @finviz_com Matrix view. > Spot the hot sector/theme > Patiently wait for a setup to form > When the stock fits my playbook, execute For example, I noticed $ARM, $INTC, $RBMS, and $AMD in the $SMH sector were hot today, but only $INTC set up for a mean reversion scalp short, so I took it. $NBIS was another one that stood out today with a breakout above $230, which I traded in both the day and swing accounts. Wish I could say I took the ATH $AMD breakout, but I just sat on the sidelines and watched it go. The 5-minute ORB was clean. $META, I have no words. I knew I should not have shorted it, but I did anyway. Bad habits die hard.
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STOP. FUCKING. LOOKING. FOR. REASONS. TO. SHORT. $META. PRAD. YOU. MORON. GET. LONG. WITH. THE. TREND. THE. TREND. IS. YOUR. FRIEND. I clearly have no friends.
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