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If I am reading a traders post and if there is any hint of market opinion I leave very quickly. The reason is obvious, one can not trade the markets with an opinion or bias. Reading or hearing about an opinion could affect your own mindset. It may work sometimes, but it can lead to missing moves and taking losses. My thoughts are to work with trend, be patient, watch price action and trade price action without bias or opinions. Trading Chat rooms can be very dangerous as well. Opinions and bias are plentiful. Cheers!

Over 100 people joined the server and had 40 on the call today going over the portfolio. A lot of you suggested good names for the watchlist to research this week and discuss on the next call. I have been enjoying the long-term side of things a lot recently, so I will be hosting a call like this weekly or bi-weekly moving forward. discord.gg/7RbkzSNj


P/L: +$1.4K🍔 Small green to end the week. Wasn't around for the premarket action and hesitated on the trades after the bell on $SKYQ as I typically don't trust these macro plays to not fuck me over with random news. Didn't bother with it after the morning and took a #TraderNap the rest of the day.






March +74.5K$ (+40K unrealized) March was a pretty steady and fruitful month in terms of opportunities, with war headlines driving a lot of the flow across both large caps and small caps, and oil-related small caps emerging early on as some of the main protagonists, offering trades across multiple timeframes and setting the tone for a good part of the month. My short strategy performed slightly below its usual standards with a 50% win rate versus a ~59% expected baseline, but that didn’t prevent the month from closing solidly green, with a few large outliers like $AHMA and $WNW carrying a disproportionate part of the performance, exactly how the model is supposed to behave when it’s working. The month didn’t start clean at all, with an early drawdown of around -40k in the first day as names like $BATL and $TURB didn’t fade as expected, and although my initial read was that they could turn into multi-day runners, I don’t operate on opinions and prefer to follow the system, which is far more reliable over time. Those names eventually did evolve into multi-day runners, creating strong swing opportunities later on despite the overnight costs. Closed the month at +74.5k realized, and I’m currently running around 50% of the roll exposed in big cap swing shorts built over the past months, with roughly +40k unrealized in march across names like $PLTR, $CVNA, $OKLO, $RR, $AVGO, $NVDA, $TSLA, $HYMC, $SLV and the quantum space, bringing the total monthly gain to +17.4%. The year now sits at +277k (224K realized), +41.6%, which considering January started with a ~150k downswing and 14/15 red days, is hard to complain about. Plan is to keep holding the swing shorts until stops or targets, which for most names sit 30–40% lower from current levels (mainly watching $PLTR towards the 70 area if the market gives), while maintaining the same execution consistency that was almost perfect in March, aside from the usual early pikes which I expect to reduce over time. On the side I’m still developing strategies across other timeframes and market caps, but those will take a few more months before being fully deployable. Slowly starting to add some small cap swings as well, with reduced size, mainly to better understand liquidity constraints and tail risk before scaling.





Crazy to compare my last 2 Marches March 2025 was the worst month of my career by a mile. I had really started to find my footing and started sizing up, and then my risk management got exposed real bad. I had no business having the red days I was having. Those were the longest 4 weeks I had ever experienced. Looking back that was probably the best thing that could have ever happened to me. It forced me to sit down and be honest with myself about how ass I can really be at this sometimes. From then on risk management became the #1 priority, especially to start 2026, even if that meant missing a lot of plays and making less in hopes of getting my process in a better, more organized place. I think @BrianLeeTrades system for account growth and compounding is so simple yet so effective and has helped me so much. On top of working with @timothysykes and my pod daily to get as good as we can, no matter the environment. For anyone who is struggling, even if your setups aren’t there if you can at least -Prioritize risk management -Be willing to ask better traders questions -Try and practice adapting to changing environments You will give yourself a fair chance at this stupid game we play. Good luck to everyone in April and the rest of 2026!