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$CLOV Three weeks. Three posts. Same chart. On April 16 I showed you the macro. Wall Street put $59 billion in while Main Street pulled $45 billion out. At the bottom. On May 1, I showed you the rally beginning. Retail Robinhood users were still net selling CLOV even as the stock pushed higher. I floated a theory. Forced selling from covered call assignment. Today CLOV closed at $3.20. The stock has more than doubled off its lows. And what are Robinhood users doing? Still selling. Not slowing down. Not switching sides. Not "buying the breakout." Selling. Day after day. 45 percent net sell here. 70 percent net sell there. The most recent bars on the chart look identical to the ones from the panic at the bottom. The price changed. The behavior did not. So let me lay out what is actually happening here, through the lens of someone who has been watching this exact tape for years. There are two clean explanations. Both can be true at the same time. The first is the disbelief rally. This is a textbook market psychology stage. After a brutal drawdown, the first leg up is met with relentless skepticism. Retail traders who survived the bottom do not see a recovery. They see a chance to "get out at break-even." So they sell into every green candle. The stock climbs anyway. It climbs because the people buying it are not chasing news. They are pricing the future. The second is forced selling from covered calls. A lot of retail loved running covered calls on CLOV when it sat in the low 2s. As the stock sliced through $2, then $2.50, then $3, those calls got assigned. Shares called away at strikes that already look ridiculous in the rearview mirror. That is not retail turning bearish. That is retail getting stopped out of their own conviction by their own strategy. Both explanations land in the same place. The seller is not a believer with a thesis. The seller is a position being closed. Now here is the part most retail is missing while they count the pennies they squeezed out of a covered call. Clover Health just guided to net income profitability for fiscal year 2026. For the first time in the company's history. Read that again. A company that retail loved to dismiss as a "meme stock" is now guiding to GAAP profitability. Not adjusted EBITDA. Not non-cash reconciliations. Net income. That is the line institutions wait for. That is the line that unlocks pools of capital that were previously off limits. Funds with mandates that prohibit owning unprofitable companies. The same funds that could not touch CLOV at $0.70 can touch it at $3.20 once profitability prints. So while Robinhood users are unloading 45 to 70 percent net on individual days, somebody is on the other side absorbing every share. Quietly. Patiently. Without a press release. We will know who in three to six months when the 13Fs hit. I have a strong suspicion of what we will find. Retail counts pennies. Institutions count the present value of future dollars. That is the entire difference. That is why the bottom 90 percent stays the bottom 90 percent. Not because they cannot read a chart. Because they cannot hold a position long enough for the fundamentals to catch up to the price. I am not telling you what to do with this information. I am showing you the data and letting you watch the same pattern play out in real time that has played out in every cycle before this one. Ugly. Brilliant. Legal. Disclaimer: I am not a licensed financial advisor and this is not financial advice. Please consult a licensed professional before making any investment decisions. Always do your own research.

$CLOV is building acceptance above $3 instead of instantly rejecting it. And psychologically? That’s huge.

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If we removed the fear, dilution panic, meme volatility, short attacks, etc. IMO, $CLOV would be trading somewhere in the $4-$7 range. The market spent years pricing Clover like survival wasn’t guaranteed. Now it’s profitable, and margins are improving, etc This is repricing.

@ParkFamily81818 @GunShow_Trader And funny how you mention dilution, downgrades, and missed expectations but ignore that the stock survived all of it and is STILL putting up improving numbers now. That’s usually how turnarounds begin. Not with perfection. With improvement.

@ParkFamily81818 @GunShow_Trader You’re acting like companies are supposed to go from startup to polished execution overnight. Most growth companies disappoint for YEARS while they figure out operations, scale, margins, regulation, staffing, cash flow, and strategy. That’s literally the messy phase of growth.

$TTD $CLOV For those criticizing $TTD, I’m down 10%. Maybe 15% worst case. This wasn’t a short term trade. I’m fine with ER yesterday. Jeff Green is doing great things at TTD and they just added a revenue stream with OpenAI and chatbots. You act like I didn’t lose 55% of max profits on CLOV. I was up $1 million. I still made $350k on CLOV. How many of you can say you lost $650k and still walked away with that much profit? A lot of you haven’t even made it into profits yet and I’m hoping you do. You have families. This is real money. It was always real money. I’ll never wish ill on you. A lot of my friends still own $CLOV. I want them to succeed. How low in character do you have to be to wish for another retail investor to lose money after they leave Clover when they were long on Clover for 5 years? We all have families we’re supporting. We aren’t wealth funds (the guys who rip us off religiously). Those are the ones we should all want to lose because when they do, WE WIN. Life Lesson: If you want to win, then you must wish for others to win too. It’s karmic.

For a momentum trader? The 3 month chart is basically lingerie. $CLOV

$CLOV That giant $3.32 wall on Level 2? Shorts may discover what repricing feels like in Real Time #FuckAroundAndFindOut

$CLOV …controlled continuation. Will early longs use the $3 break to take profits? Technically, this looks more like accumulation than exhaustion right now. The fact it’s doing this while futures were shaky overnight makes it even more notable.

Now suddenly: - dips are getting bought - volume is expanding - sentiment is shifting - profitability arrived sooner than expected - and social media attention is waking back up Thats how violent trend reversals start. Not when everyone believes. When nobody trusts the move yet.

What most people still don’t understand about $CLOV: The danger to shorts isn’t just the earnings. It’s the setup. For YEARS this stock trained investors to sell every rally. 👇🏼👇🏼

@mo32564305 @AlbertAlan 😂

@AlbertAlan Fixed it, lol.

$CLOV Something is happening with Clover Health. This is the daily volume of posts and conversations mentioning the company over the past week. Flat for days. Then nearly vertical into today. Here is what changed underneath. Q1 2026 delivered the strongest GAAP net income quarter in company history. Management issued full year GAAP profitability guidance for the first time ever. Counterpart Health is shifting from concept into real deployment as the AI infrastructure layer underneath value based care. The stock has run roughly 80 percent off what some are starting to call a second bottom. The attention is now arriving. Institutional desks. Retail timelines. Bar stools. Not telling anyone what to do. Just pointing at what I see. The open question is when the broader market decides to rerate the equity to match what the business is actually doing. What are you seeing?

@ChartCodex People laugh at charts like this until fundamentals catch up to price. At $1.60 $CLOV was priced for dead. Now? profitable hyper growth strong MA expansion sentiment reversal volume returning Does it guarantee $8-$12? No But when a stock survives, then starts thriving…🚀✨🌗

$CLOV – Langfristiges Bild Nach dem Tief der Welle 2 bei rund 1,60 USD hat $CLOV eine kräftige Rally von knapp 100 % hingelegt. Dabei wurden die gleitenden Durchschnitte ohne großen Widerstand überwunden – ein erstes konstruktives Signal. Für eine nachhaltige Trendwende und eine gesunde Fortsetzung der Aufwärtsbewegung braucht es nun jedoch eine saubere Korrektur in einer ABC‑Struktur. Entscheidend ist, wie sich der Kurs in der relevanten Unterstützungszone verhält. Kann dort ein Higher Low ausgebildet werden, wäre das für mich die Bestätigung der Trendwende. Langfristig liegen die Ziele der übergeordneten Wellenstruktur bei: Welle 3: 8,2 USD Welle 5: 12,3 USD

Vanguard subsidiaries now report holdings separately instead of under the parent “The Vanguard Group” umbrella. So if you see a “0 shares” headline pop up it’s more of a reporting/accounting change. Vanguard-related holdings hold around 24 million shares in $CLOV

To the $CLOV shorts ask yourself sellers. Ask yourself one question: “Do I feel lucky?”

I neglected to mention what is also important. Look at the volume profile of $CLOV over the past few sessions it’s stair stepping higher. That tells me attention is growing organically not just one random candle. 🚀✨🌗 #Weekend #Reddit #CLOV

The MOST bullish thing that could happen now: $CLOV closes strong today, holds the upper $2.90s, and traders spend all weekend staring at a chart parked right beneath $3. 👀 Because then Monday stops being: “Should I buy CLOV?” …and becomes: “What happens IF this breaks $3?”

@AlbertAlan @ALSTOCKTRADES $CLOV 😂👍🏼

They told you $CLOV was dead. April 30th. Sentiment got obliterated. Headlines red. Retail bleeding. Every "guru" newsletter screaming exit at the exact bottom. I watched the data flip in real time. While the herd ran for the doors, sentiment quietly cratered to negative 1.8. Then came the violent reversal. Straight up. Highest reading in a year. Positive 2.3. Stock sitting at $2.82 with a net bullish score of 0.73 across 85 articles. But this post isn't really about $CLOV. It's about the gap between broke and rich. I came from nothing. Places I won't talk about. Now I'm a multi-millionaire. And the thing that changed wasn't luck. Wasn't connections. Wasn't legacy Harvard admissions. Wasn't daddy's bank account. It was the mind. A winner has the psychological fortitude of a machine. Unbothered by noise. Unswayed by panic. Unmoved by the loudest voice in the room, which is almost always wrong. You are where you are because you let other people dictate how you live. Wall Street says sell, you sell. CNBC says panic, you panic. Reddit says it's over, you tap out at the bottom. Not me. I don't read emotions. I read data. Every angry tweet, every bearish headline, every "this stock is finished" comment is a data point. The herd's panic is my staircase up the mountain. I get a finite number of days on this rock. I plan to take the most out of every one of them. Harm nobody. Help a lot of people. And win, because winners win. Stay sharp. Stay data driven. Stay dangerous.

$3 on $CLOV will probably be a war. Profit takers, bagholders, shorts, and algos will all attack. That’s normal. But if buyers absorb the selling and hold above $3 with volume? That’s when social media, momentum scanners, etc weekend hype start pouring gasoline on the fire.