Randy Dunham

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@ThaparArvin I don't know if INFQ is in the QTUM ETF but I think it's in the quantum space

@itmrandy I like INFQ.

Quantum ETF ( $QTUM ) right at the 200d SMA. It's one of the few themes holding up.

@aynirealtor @BullandBaird 🤣

Imagine the math required to make this guess and aim 4 people at a point in space

@Bluekurtic how do you even find this datapoint lol

You cannot make this stuff up! The United States Oil Fund $USO gapped up over 10% today, on April 2, 2026, for only the second time since its inception. The first? April 3, 2020. Exactly 6 years apart. Nobody’s ever seen anything like this before.

@nullcharts always coming out w these banger charts, nice one ricardo

Potential higher low is forming across the alt-metals complex. Small-cap Materials are showing a similar setup. This remains one of the strongest corners of the market and is worth watching closely as the broader commodities cycle continues to advance. $LITP $URNM $REMX $PSCM

It’s a reminder of 2 things: 1. Success is never owed, only rented. If you stop doing what got you there (and thinking you “deserved” it all is a real fast way for that to happen), you’ll quickly lose it. How many traders made money, then lost it all? How many writers built an audience, then people lost interest because they plateaued? 2. When you find some success, you pay it forward. The higher you climb, the more rope you throw down. Do it without expectation, and it becomes its own reward.

false breakout into real breakout ? $WTI

@KynaKosling @RealSimpleAriel I think there's a bit of imposter syndrome going on😆 Two great individual stories here - happy for you both. God is indeed good 🙏

Amazing story, Ariel. And it resonates because of my own experiences with photophobia. At one point, I was so light sensitive I couldn’t even *read* — paper was too white to bear. I barely hung on to my writing career, and had no quality of life for 2½ years. I’d already given up on recovery — then suddenly recovered in just 2 weeks. Miracles happen. Between that and my subsequent rediscovery of nature, it changed my views from atheist to theist. God has a plan for each of us, and perhaps that’s why I saw such quick success after the recovery, setting me on my current path with TTRH and all the rest of it — the people I’ve met, the experiences I’ve had, the things I’ve learnt. I, too, often feel like it’s more than I deserve. But when you’re given a second chance, you want to grab it with both hands. No matter how tough the situation, there’s light at the end of the tunnel. And you come out stronger the other side.

Today is always a nostalgic day for me. Six years ago, I walked out of a Nebraska prison with no clear idea where life would take me next. I knew driving with marijuana in my vehicle was illegal, and I made that decision anyway. It cost me—my freedom, and it caused real pain for my friends, my family, and especially my mother. Twenty-eight years of life led up to one bad decision that resulted in 18 months behind bars. I’ve always believed God has a plan, and when I came home, I found myself stepping into a stock market that had just experienced the COVID crash. I had no experience, no real knowledge—just a willingness to learn. Nothing about the market felt scary. Every day felt like an opportunity. A chance to grow. A chance to change my life. I never imagined success would come as quickly as it did. I recently made a post about the mentors who helped me along the way, and I’ll always be grateful for the knowledge they shared. Through this journey, I’ve also met and built friendships with some incredible people. It’s honestly hard to put into words how grateful I am for everything this path has given me. There are still days where I feel like I’ve been given more than I deserve. I can’t imagine my life without the market—the opportunities, the lessons, and the people it’s brought into my world. I wish nothing but success for everyone reading this. No matter how hard life feels, you’re only a handful of good decisions away from changing it. Never quit. Never stop believing in yourself. And I’m looking forward to the next six years—working alongside you, whether as a colleague or a mentor.

@Chart_School beautiful, saw this one play from your last post

Considering a short. Here's the catch... Its in XLF which is trying to bounce. Does sector starting to show strength make the short null and void?

Fibs aren't perfect but they're pretty close.

Average and median Q2 midterm path for S&P 500 $SPX $SPY (going back to 1990)

We normally see $VIX increase in Q1 before falling off in Q2.

@Crumb_hunter That’s the big question!

As @itmrandy talked about, the direction of oil will be a tell for where the broader market goes It's had quite the run in Q1 with some of the biggest names like $CVX and $XOM reaching fib target levels Does $XLE reach +$70 or will money rotate elsewhere for Q2?

No way

Utilities ratio on the verge of breaking out $XLU $RSPU

@RachelDashCS SO COOL

RMNP!!!!

@AlfCharts @StockMktTV Great chart!

Here’s an intermarket read. Risk assets are likely to be under pressure if the dollar and credit spreads break higher from these bases.

@Crumb_hunter @DualityResearch @sentimentrader gotta hit up my boy @howtoswingtrade for the capital flows on oil - idk how those are looking

@itmrandy @DualityResearch @sentimentrader Agreed, I was just curious if you noticed any short-term capital flow out of oil There’s also a price high enough that even oil companies don’t want oil at either so it’ll be interesting to see how crude behaves these next few weeks

Oil is the common thread behind the market's recent headwinds. h/t @DualityResearch for being one of the first to highlight this.