Drew Miner

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Drew Miner

Drew Miner

@DrewMiner2

Katılım Aralık 2020
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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@tomwsmith @KristiLeighTV It’s all risks vs benefits. Look up the risks of leaving a wisdom tooth that’s impacted. Weigh that vs the risks involved with having it removed when you’re 18. At 40, I generally would no longer recommend it cause more risks with surgery have crept in and no issues so far.
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Tom Smith
Tom Smith@tomwsmith·
@DrewMiner2 @KristiLeighTV why? i’m over 40 and still have mine, but every dentist since i was 13 has told me they are impacted and need to be removed. my response is always “if i have pain, i will consider having them removed.”
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Kristi Leigh
Kristi Leigh@KristiLeighTV·
I think I'm going to advise against my kids getting their wisdom teeth taken out. I wish I hadn't gotten mine out. I feel duped. Why would God have us all grow teeth that need to be taken out?
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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@zack_miller96 @KristiLeighTV I agree blanket statements like mine are exaggerations. However, I encourage you to not take everything you’re learning in residency as gospel. Does the underlying condition, that led to the lack of space requiring teeth to be removed, improve when that compensation is made?
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Zack Miller
Zack Miller@zack_miller96·
@DrewMiner2 @KristiLeighTV This dentist doesn’t know orthodontics in the slightest if he blanket tells you not to get your premolars out. Super dangerous advice
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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@KristiLeighTV A few lesser known critical tips- don’t get premolars removed for braces, if your ortho suggest this, go elsewhere. Check for tongue tie in children. The tongue needs to be free to rest on the palate to guide development. Find an airway dentist for your kids to guide development.
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Kristi Leigh
Kristi Leigh@KristiLeighTV·
@DrewMiner2 Thank you! I appreciate your assessment. Wild how many missed the I THINK I will advise. I just want more info and I don’t like the one size fits all approach
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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
RT @ripster47: $SPY $QQQ $SPX BOOM POWER HOUR SQUEEZE 🚨🚨 Like i tweeted the plan in morning to use VIX 20 and no hindsight Just had to hold…
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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@BowTiedGatorDDS I’m a dentist with a practice in Utah.. I would love to try it and give the option to patients.
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Gator | Dentist
Gator | Dentist@theNOBSdentist·
Calling all dentist friends! We made 100,000 of these little tubes with a few NOBS for people to try. I want to give each office 2,000 to give out to patients in the goodie bag after their cleaning. I’m giving these away. If you’re interested just reply to this post.
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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@MarkRitchie_II Hey Mark, for someone with a relatively small account, would you recommend they sell initial pops after buying from pivot points or would it usually be wise to sit through “natural reactions” and wait for more upside even though that capital is tied up for that time period?
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Mark Ritchie II
Mark Ritchie II@MarkRitchie_II·
On a sloppy open like this I like to see what I own (if anything) or am watching that goes green first or what gets immediately gobbled up as the big boys like to buy/add on weakness.
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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@MarkRitchie_II Love your posts Mark. For a good risk/reward, what is your common stop loss % you look for on the risk side? Seems like you try to keep it much tighter than most and even tighter than what Mark Minervini suggests in his books.
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Mark Ritchie II
Mark Ritchie II@MarkRitchie_II·
I LOVE comments like this as it just reinforces why we do what we do while the majority focuses on all the wrong stuff. For the record let me make one thing really clear to anyone following me. I'm a 'risk vs reward' guy who's goal is to MAKE MONEY. Give me any label you want the reality is since I've been talking about $BTC I have made $ on the trade(s). Labels don't pay, managing risk v reward does.
The Revolutionary@DWL_Investments

@MarkRitchie_II @NautilusCap And BTC has such great earnings and revenue growth! CANSLIM, you know?

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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@n_bancroft2 Makes sense. On the profit side, I hate seeing my equity curve dip when selling into weakness and closes below MA’s but I like that it keeps me in moves longer. I’m not sure I prefer it to selling into strength but I’ll be curious to hear your thoughts as you implement this.
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Nathan Bancroft
Nathan Bancroft@n_bancroft2·
@DrewMiner2 Thanks! I base it off how much I want to risk on my account. Typically risking 0.25-1% of my account per trade, so stop loss would be based on this but is typically less than 5% from my entry. But ideally as tight as possible.
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Nathan Bancroft
Nathan Bancroft@n_bancroft2·
In terms of changing my sell rules in the last post, I used to sell some in to strength when up a little, but upon reflection of this last uptrend, these were needless sells for my strategy. As mentioned I can't always be that active, so a high turnover of positions to compound faster gains isn't possible for me. Therefore selling quickly in to strength seems rather pointless. I also suck at trading high ADR names where this is probably more effective. My edge comes from outsized returns over longer timeframes in a few select stocks. Therefore if anything, early sells in to strength are actually detrimental to my returns as it reduces the gains of my outliers. If I look at my biggest winners over the last cycle such as RDDT HOOD RKLB TWLO TSLA, my early sells in to strength had no basis other than I was up 'x amount'. The stock had done nothing wrong and was trending fine up the MA's and if looking for a bigger move, gave me no reason to sell any of it. I view this as more of an emotional sell than an objective one based on the action of the stock. After going through all of this, I have made the decision to adjust my sell rules to capture more of a move before my first sell if the stock is trending fine. This means I have to be okay with seeing initial moves come back in and stop me at breakeven, in order to eventually find the select few that will make the big gains to move the needle on my account. Every iteration of a rule has it's pro's and con's, you just have to make sure they align with your style and strategy and that you are willing to accept them.
Nathan Bancroft@n_bancroft2

Outside of drawdown control which I've talked about loads of times recently, one of the biggest things I want to work on this year is narrowing my focus. My account is up +84% since last July and below is the daily returns since then. You can see how the majority of my gains came from a handful of big days and the rest of the time was just taking lots of small losses. My win rate throughout this period was 24% with 4.66:1 profit ratio. (there was a big win in RKLB which isn't included in these stats or the picture as it was in a different account that I transitioned in to this one). I did really well at holding on to my winners throughout this period and had at least 4/5 stocks that doubled but still feel like I could improve. I can't always be that active throughout the day so a high turnover of positions doesn't work for me. Instead I have to rely on a select few with bigger size to maximise my returns. This also helps me with overtrading. Having gone back through my trades over this recent period, I have refined my sell rules to better maximise the returns of those few outliers that really move the needle on my account. I have also worked hard on my patience to wait for stocks to prove themselves before buying them as I suck at buying them off the lows. Going through this reflection of my performance throughout the last uptrend has been a great eye opener and something I encourage everyone to do. You must be willing to be honest with yourself though and have the desire to work on your shortcomings, whilst then having the discipline to stick to your strategy.

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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@skylarromines As a dentist, this is the dream for most of us. Working with insurance is a headache and doesn’t encourage patients to accept proper treatment. Pts often say they will only do what their insurance will cover, wrongly believing insurance has their best interests at heart.
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Skylar Romines
Skylar Romines@skylarromines·
My dentist office stopped taking insurance. Just completely. Everything is out of pocket payment from now on. Is this business model feasible? How many people are paying cash for all their dental work?
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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@BowTiedGatorDDS What are you best use cases for this? Exposed roots/dentin? Do you ever use before cementing a crown to minimize post op sensitivity?
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Gator | Dentist
Gator | Dentist@theNOBSdentist·
People ask why hydroxyapatite, the active ingredient in NOBS, isn’t used in dental offices. Well, it is. I use it almost daily. The product is called Teethmate by reputable brand Kuraray. It’s advertised as a desensitizer because the ADA wouldn’t like it very much if they mentioned remineralization. It’s also $200 for a 1oz jar 😂 I tell many of my colleagues about it and some buy/use it. Many just shrug 🤷🏻‍♂️
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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@ZekesGrandma69 @BowTiedGatorDDS Teeth “not giving you an issue” doesn’t mean there isn’t decay. Once decay has breached the enamel (outer layer) of tooth and entered the dentin (inner layer) a filling is general required. Symptoms are not a reliable indicator of needing a filling or not.
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Gator | Dentist@theNOBSdentist·
Some people get fillings and never have a problem. Others have mind bending sensitivity, and get told “it needs to be replaced” not even a year later. Why? White fillings are made from resin that starts soft and cured by an LED light. During the curing process, the material shrinks as can be seen in this video. If the resin is not properly layered and cured in small increments, this shrinkage can put stress on the tooth, agitate the nerve, and lead to premature breakdown of the fillings. This is common knowledge but so many dentists disrespect the chemistry of the materials they use. (H/t Jorge Noletto on instagram)
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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@Tyler_Okland_MD My wife and brother in law were both fairly early at Opendoor. Both still there and can’t say enough great things about the company.
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Tyler Okland, MD
Tyler Okland, MD@Tyler_Okland_MD·
“The employees at Opendoor are not mercenaries, they’re missionaries. They’re people that truly believe in the problem space, what they’re accomplishing, and feel like they’re actually making a difference for the better.” Thanks Jared and Louis for a great chat re $OPEN!
Jared Simons@JS_PorterandCo

This week’s Beating The Market podcast is live! Demystifying the Opendoor/iBuying Narrative (w/ ⁦.@Tyler_Okland_MD⁩) #OPEN podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@saxena_puru Puru, I know you used to own $OPEN but no longer do. Thoughts on it at these levels and with $Z dropping out of the Ibuying space?
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Puru Saxena
Puru Saxena@saxena_puru·
Mid-month portfolio update - Long - $ADYEY $AFRM $CFLT $CRWD $DDOG $DLO $GLBE $LILM $LSPD $MELI $MNDY $OKTA $S $SE $SNOW $SOFI $TOST $TWLO $U $ZI Short - $ARKK and #NQ_F
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Richard Moglen
Richard Moglen@RichardMoglen·
What's your top idea for next week? Reply with a chart 👇
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Drew Miner
Drew Miner@DrewMiner2·
@Tom21843438 @markminervini I used a market scanner with the template he lays out. Also, I do flip them on and off, just didn’t have them on for the picture above.
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Tom
Tom@Tom21843438·
@DrewMiner2 @markminervini How do u know the stock is in stage 2 if u r not plotting the moving averages Mark talks about in his books?
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Mark Minervini
Mark Minervini@markminervini·
Market seems to have gotten more defensive. Big caps outperforming. Problem is many of the best names are already extended. I'm not chasing; just the opposite... selling into strength.
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