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Duke Nuchem

@Duke_Nuchem

Full time options trader and investor. Student of learning, and building for a better future.

Katılım Ocak 2025
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Seer@seer_xyz·
This is the type of shit that has kept me from buying a Tesla for years, seems like this type of stuff still happen way too often, and with my luck that’d be my first week with a Tesla.
Unsullied@unsullied713

My $TSLA Model Y basically just got bricked when I used a supercharger today. Still under warranty so they are going to tow it. Cool story till you realize that because of this I can’t get in the car, have all my possessions still in the car and I’m 100 miles from home. But don’t worry, they can’t do anything till Monday. Worst customer experience ever. @elonmusk this can’t be the customer support or experience $TSLA offers.

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Seer@seer_xyz·
my boy @Duke_Nuchem wanted to see Sanctum's WR on its first call of the day, I expected it to be really high, I was right, 100% WR. $SPY $QQQ $SPX
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Duke Nuchem@Duke_Nuchem·
@Team2Trading I see a lot of trader use the 9 ema. Why do you use the 13 instead?
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Casey@Team2Trading·
2 minute chart + 15 minute chart 📊 Side by side 💻 Confirm the break & ride the trend 🏄‍♂️ This setup is goated 🐐 $SPY $QQQ $IWM
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Sunil Gurjar, CFTe@sunilgurjar01·
If you haven’t watched “Trading in the Zone” by Mark Douglas, you’re missing the real foundation of trading. Just 22 minutes. But it can change how you think about the market forever. Because your real advantage isn’t on the screen, it’s in your psychology.
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Somesh@KayCapitals·
Literally smacked the market again today. I am unstoppable at this stage. Big days back to back 156k yesterday. 81k today 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨
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Stock Talk
Stock Talk@stocktalkweekly·
Everyone knows momentum trades eventually unwind, but differentiating between a prolonged unwind, and a brief pullback in momentum is always challenging, as they look similar technically, at first. Even more challenging, is transitioning a portfolio from momentum into cash and/or other categories at the perfect time, at the perfect speed. Hindsight is always 20/20 in markets, and most of the reflective opinions you see in times like this are pure hindsight. This market has, for 3-years straight, rewarded trend + momentum riding. The best performers have attached themselves to that trend for years, rightfully so. Instead of managing risk on dips, traders & investors (including myself) have gotten conditioned to double-down on risk in these moments. This is the first momentum sell-off over that extended period where that risk has not been rewarded. I've given back a huge amount of gains from this year, now down to just +160% YTD, but perspective helps. My past 1-year performance at +584%, and my past 2.5-year performance (since I started sharing the consolidated portfolio publicly) is still at +3,000%. This gives me confidence in my ability to recalibrate and adjust if the market regime does change for a longer period. My biggest mistakes over this period were A) violating simple technical rules about single-stock risk (which I usually follow) and B) getting increasingly greedy with leverage during the best 1-year sprint of my career. In a way, both of those mistakes are intimately related. If you've been struggling these past 2 months, just know you're not alone! Yes, the S&P-500 has barely budged, but most of us on this platform are trading & investing single stocks, the best of which have seen absolute carnage over the past 4-8 weeks. This is the biggest 1-month drawdown for momentum stocks in history, according to both the Morgan Stanley & Goldman Sachs momentum indexes. It's important to remember that momentum stocks are the inherently the best performing stocks in bull markets, but they bite back hard when sentiment & speculative enthusiasm roll over. The bottom may be near for several stocks (at least temporarily), but the volatility will likely continue until we get a more stable macro backdrop. In the background, yields are pushing 5%, oil is pushing $100/barrel & tariffs are resurfacing. In the foreground, we have live recalibration of strategy & rethinking of narrative happening in the most important industry in the world (and the market). I appreciate all of you who take the time to read & engage with my posts, and listen to my Spaces. It sincerely means a lot to me to have earned your ear over the years. But, I know a big part of that is transparency, and so I don't want to be one of those who hide or go quiet during times like this. Markets are not easy, and fast regime-changes and steep pullbacks are when the important lessons are learned, and when transparency is most important of all! Keep your head up! Have a great weekend friends. and get some rest. Cheers 🍻
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Sanctum
Sanctum@sanctumaixyz·
Does $QQQ 's first bounce mark a durable recovery or a trap? The first green candle usually marked temporary relief from oversold conditions, not proof that the selling cycle had ended. Erdos verdict: the first green day after a washout was usually a reflexive bounce, not a durable low. QQQ made a lower low within the next ten sessions after 69% of signals, while median 10-day forward returns remained negative. One important nuance: this does not automatically mean short every first green day. Washout bounces can be violent, and the eventual 21-day and 63-day returns were still positive. The practical lesson is that the first green day should be treated as a candidate stabilization event, not an entry confirmation. Confirmation would require things like follow-through, reclaiming key levels, stronger breadth, or holding above the washout low.
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Seer@seer_xyz·
I anticipate there will be not many screenshots of accounts today lol
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Duke Nuchem@Duke_Nuchem·
Challenge account going well lol.
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Scholar
Scholar@Limitlesss1·
$SPY Learn how i spot these moves Get all my alerts Join my $7 Discord —teaches a reformed, data-first view using GEX, IV Rank, and the Price-to-Premium Gap theory to anticipate moves before they happen. and direct 1:1 access. Join for just $7/month $70/yearly : launchpass.com/scholar-club-i…
Scholar@Limitlesss1

$SPY 🎥 Live Trade Breakdown: How Unusual Whales Data Led to a 150%+ SPY Winner 💰📈 Today's trade is a perfect example of why I trust data over price. This was a live recorded trade where I bought SPY 746 call options before price reflected the bullish positioning. Those calls are now up 150%+ as SPY continues trending higher. In the video, you get to watch my thought process in real time as the data updates live. You can see exactly why I entered early and why I stayed in the trade despite the initial volatility. The reason was simple: every major data point was telling the same story. I was watching: Market Tide – measures overall net trading activity across the market. SPY Holdings Net Flow – measures the combined net flow of SPY's underlying holdings like Apple, NVIDIA, Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla, and more. SPY 0DTE Net Flow – shows how traders are positioning in same-day expiration options. All three were extremely bullish. Traders were aggressively buying calls, selling puts, and generating strong net positive volume. Even though SPY hadn't moved much yet, the money was already positioning for higher prices. QQQ was showing the exact same thing. Its Holdings Net Flow, combined with the Market Tide, confirmed broad institutional buying across large-cap tech. That's important because when the biggest companies inside SPY and QQQ are all seeing bullish positioning, the ETFs themselves often follow. This is also why I put so much emphasis on Holdings Net Flow instead of only looking at the ETF's individual options flow. Holdings Net Flow combines the positioning across all of the companies inside the ETF, giving you a much clearer picture of what institutions are doing beneath the surface. This trade is a great example of letting the data lead and price follow. If you've ever wondered how I read Unusual Whales data in real time and build conviction before a move happens, this video lets you watch the entire process unfold live.

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Duke Nuchem@Duke_Nuchem·
I don’t generally promote other discords, as I feel like a lot of them are a rip off. Fake furus etc. However, there is one. That is extremely affordable, and if you’re a new trader, the information is EXTREMELY useful. Scholars discord. For $7 a month…you absolutely cannot go wrong. He does one on ones, as many as you want included in that. I think for new traders. This is a very good way to grow your account, and better yet. understand the market dynamics at play: @Limitlesss1
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T2B x Blue@TheBlueBMs·
@Duke_Nuchem X and twitch Twitch for visuals And X for those who don’t have twitch I know you at least have x or how do you know me lol So it can reach as many people as possible
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T2B x Blue@TheBlueBMs·
$SPY all these paid discord cucks “Look at my member making 2k today. This one 20k, paid right for their $3500 membership” Meanwhile we have our lad Jeremy in two days of trading up over 200k And I don’t sell you no bullshit $3000 course or discord I just sell you VIBEZ
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