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Sit in cash ? Or buy leading stocks in leading themes ? $MUR #stocks

@markminervini You called it Mark ,I got stopped out at 2 ATR but I wish I had listened to you would have collected a lot more , ignore the haters ,the work you do is incredible keep it up 👊

I love when people disagree with my market calls. Gives me even more conviction I'm going to be right. But the timing on this one was immediate.

@SJosephBurns Risk 1% of account per unit(N) A “unit” = position sized so a 1N move = 1% loss?

Older traders, help out the newer traders by giving them your #1 most important trading rule. ⬇️

@AsymTrading Agreed he is one of the greatest of our time , Richard Dennis must be close back in the 80s started with very little and amassed a fortune with a very mechanical system

imho, Qullamaggie is one of the greatest swing traders of this generation and maybe just about any generation. You can debate that all you want, but you can't debate his outcomes - turning $5k or so into $100m in a decade, all with his own capital, is a feat I haven't never heard about from just about any other trader. And I've studied a lot of traders. You can talk about Darvas or Zanger, but their outcomes were quite erratic. You can talk about any of the USIC champs, but a vast majority of these outputs are very short-term with very small accounts. If you peel back the onion on some of these massive returns, even many of the winners would admit to basically "gaming" the returns in order to win - something possible with $20k or $1mill, but virtually impossible with 30, 50, 100 million. In my opinion, Qullamaggie has been successful for several reasons: 1) Day trader entries and stop with swing trader management. His stops are often a fraction of the stocks ADR %, but he's using things like the 10 or 20-day MA as a trail. So if the stock goes up for a few days or a few weeks, he's making many multiples of his risk. Qullamaggie's strategy is interesting because it combines the immediate, precise entry tactics of day trading with the broader, more patient approach of swing trading. This hybrid method allows for capturing quick market movements while still benefiting from longer-term trends. He's minimizing risk (through day trading tactics) while maximizing potential rewards (through swing trading strategies). This approach requires a deep understanding of market behavior, quick decision-making skills for entry points, and patience to let the trades develop. 2) Superior Stock Selection. He is a master at identifying the most explosive, highest momentum stocks. Why does that matter? These are the stocks that will give you the most frequent "outlier" trades. Maybe it'll only be a couple of trades out of 20 or 50, but those few massive outliers, that give 10, 20, 30 times your risk makes a huge difference in your returns. These outliers, while very rare in most stocks, tend to show up far more often in the right pool of stocks. Sometimes "getting lucky" is being in the right place. People can call it luck on his part, but he sure as shit "got lucky" a lot - or he just understood the game. 3) He started as a Mage and became a Tank. To use @stamatoudism amazing gaming analogy, Kristjan started off as a very fragile mage. He made some big returns, but it didn't take much to cause a lot of damage to his account. Over time, as he dialed in his method and risk management, he became the ultimate tank - he was able to withstand "being in a drawdown 80% of the time" without blowing up or doing significant harm. Part of that has to do with the fact that his risk per trade is a fraction of 1%. The other factor is a diversity of setup - flag breakouts for uptrends, parabolic shorts to exploit the downside, EPs which can often ignore the market conditions. Say what you will, but I'll continue to believe that Qullamaggie is hands down, one of the best (if not the best) swing trader of the modern era.

@NoLimitGains The 'bankers Fakeout?' = mass liquidity sweep from smart money before sending the price further north after taking out all the weak retail stops ,just makes me even more bullish on these commods 🤑

🚨 THIS IS ABSOLUTELY INSANE Gold and silver wiped out $5.9 TRILLION worth of market cap within 30 MINUTES. Do you understand how crazy that is? To put that in perspective, we just saw wealth equivalent to the combined GDP of the UK and France evaporate in less time than it takes to order pizza. This doesn’t even feel real. A move of this magnitude, in such a compressed timeframe, is far beyond a standard "6-sigma" event. It’s off the charts historically… Why are we seeing this? Extreme events like this almost always come from the market’s structure: instantaneous de-leveraging, cascading margin calls, collateral evaporation, and forced selling. We’re talking about massive internal strains in the system’s mechanics. Translation: THE SYSTEM JUST BROKE When precious metals, "safe haven" assets, vaporize trillions in minutes, they’re telling you, explicitly, that we are living through a real paradigm shift. The next few days will be INSANE, but don’t worry I’ll keep you updated like I always do. Btw, i called every market top and bottom of the last decade, and i’ll call my next move publicly as always. Many people will wish they followed me sooner.

@LuxLifestyleLab Oooft!

William O'Neil's studies show finding winning stocks is easier when you filter by group strength first.

The only data the market truly embraces as bullish is benign data—not too hot, not too cold. Historically, bull markets sustain themselves during moderate, stable economic periods—what we call a Goldilocks Economy. Strong data → signals no rate cuts. Weak data → revives recession fears. Mild, steady data → the “just right” scenario that keeps the market climbing. In short, the best data for the market is the kind that doesn’t move the needle too far in either direction. minervini.com

@PatrickWalker56 Hi Pat can you please define 'leader' is it based on market cap, performance something else?

$AMD Leaders...we key on LEADERS. Note first buys on $AMD. 40% gain so far.

Compounding doesn’t come from catching the exact top or bottom of a move. That’s not the game. It comes from consistent inputs. Clear buy rules. Clear sell rules. And a repeatable process that allows you to capture the middle 70–80% of a trend over and over again. The top will always feel bad, because you give something back. But what matters more is that your Equity Curve (EC) makes a higher low than the last Market Cycle. That you preserve capital when the trend ends. And that you don’t try to be perfect. Most traders I see are obsessed with picking the perfect day to enter or exit. The truth is…that last 5-10% always messes with your head. It's noisy. It's emotional. It never feels good. So build for the middle. Focus on the meat of the move. That's where the money is. That’s what compounds!

People are buying this stock blindly off influencers recomendations This will not age well. $OSCR

The Market Cycle count is now at +44 days, marking the longest rally since July 2024. The S&P 500 and the $QQQ are closing at all-time highs, fully recovering from the earlier tariff-induced correction. Once again, the recovery was V-shaped, just like most sharp reversals in strong bull phases. For the past few weeks, a lot of traders have been calling for a pullback or some form of consolidation. But the market has continued to grind higher, ignoring those expectations. No pullback, no meaningful rest — just a steady rally. That tells you everything you need to know. Historically, when a cycle this strong finally slows down, it tends to happen in one of two ways. First, a news-driven event that triggers a sudden shift in sentiment. Second, a parabolic blow-off in a popular, news-sensitive sector — that kind of euphoria distorts risk-reward and usually leads to some kind of reset. But we haven’t seen either of those yet. This rally has room. We’ve had market cycles last 55 to 65 days before, and this one looks like one of the strongest since mid-2024. So instead of anticipating the end or getting paranoid about what could go wrong, focus on what’s actually happening — and what price is telling you. We’re still seeing rising 10-day, 21-day, and 50-day moving averages. They’re acting as support. Leaders are holding up. The trend is intact. The last 44 days have been some of the best since 2020, and the broader market has been cooperative for nearly two years now. Keep it simple. Follow your system. Monitor your own positions. Don’t trade off opinions — especially from people who aren’t trading your account. Price is the only opinion that matters, and right now, price is heading higher. Stay process-driven. Stay focused. Let price lead.

$CCJ 'working' #StockMarket #investment

$ASM position finally closes, +80% return Good game.. good game #StocksInFocus #investing

You are your own worst enemy. You waste precious time dreaming of the future instead of engaging in the present. Since nothing seems urgent to you, you are only half involved in what you do. The only way to change is through action and outside pressure.

I bought $XGN as it broke yesterdays close Why? ✅Broke through a base on high volume ✅Increasing earnings ✅Near 52 week high ✅In an rising sector #stockmarketinvesting #invest #personalfinance #financialeducation

$BYSI off to the races #stocks #investing