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🚨 A FIRM WITH 3,500 EMPLOYEES MADE $39.6 BILLION LAST YEAR AND MOST OF IT CAME FROM MARKETS THEY ARE ALSO ACCUSED OF MANIPULATING : JANE STREET And they just had their best year ever while facing a market manipulation fine in India and an insider trading lawsuit in the US. JPMorgan has 316,000 employees and made $35.8 billion in trading revenue in 2025. Jane Street has 3,500 employees and made $39.6 billion. That is 90 times fewer employees making more money than the largest bank in America. Every single Jane Street employee generated $11 million in revenue last year. The average American makes $60,000 a year. No legitimate trading firm in history has ever done this. Now understand how they make this money. Jane Street does not manage money for clients. They trade their own money across every market on earth and they sit on both sides of almost every trade you make. When you buy an ETF, there is a very high chance Jane Street is selling it to you. When you sell, they are buying. In 2024 alone Jane Street accounted for 41% of all bond ETF trading volume globally. They are not a participant in the market. In many markets they ARE the market. And as a market maker they see your order before it hits the market. Jane Street paid Robinhood $61.3 million for stock order flow and $15.2 million for derivatives order flow, meaning they paid for the right to see where retail money is going before it moves prices. They know what you are buying before you buy it. They know what you are selling before you sell it. And their entire $662 billion portfolio is 87% options, instruments that make money when prices move violently in any direction. Now look at what happened in the same year they made $39.6 billion. In India, SEBI found that Jane Street used one entity to buy massive amounts of bank stocks at market open to push prices up while a separate entity simultaneously held short options positions that would profit when the index fell. Near expiry they dumped the stocks, the index crashed, and the options printed money. They did this across 18 documented expiry days. A whistleblower said it happened on 90 to 95% of ALL trading days. SEBI impounded $567 million. Jane Street deposited it into escrow and kept trading the next day. In crypto, the Terraform bankruptcy administrator filed an 83-page federal lawsuit in Manhattan alleging Jane Street used inside information to front-run the $40 billion LUNA collapse. When Terraform quietly pulled $150 million from a liquidity pool with zero public notice, a wallet linked to Jane Street pulled $85 million from the same pool within 10 minutes. A Jane Street employee had interned at Terraform and ran a private group chat with insiders called "Bryce's Secret" as a back channel for information that was never made public. Jane Street allegedly avoided $200 million in losses while retail investors lost everything. In silver, Jane Street built a $1.3 billion position in SLV, a 500x increase in a single quarter while silver was rallying to an all time high of $121. They disclosed this position only after silver crashed 50%. Nobody could see what their options book looked like on the other side of that trade. A 13F filing only shows long equity positions. The short book, the options, the full derivatives exposure, all of it invisible to regulators and the public until it is too late. The daily 10 AM Bitcoin price slam that traders documented happening every single day, stopped only after Jane Street got publicly linked to the Terraform insider trading lawsuit. Jane Street's $39.6 billion makes it the first non-bank institution in history to out-earn every Wall Street bank in trading revenue. The one question nobody is asking: how much of that $39.6 billion came from trades where they already knew the outcome before everyone else did?

Linda Raschke ranked 17th out of 4,500 hedge funds. She doesn't fully automate her trading. Here's why. Most people assume the more automated a trading system, the better. Remove the human, remove the emotion, improve the results. Linda disagrees. Not because she's undisciplined. She runs three separate trading programs built on modeling and systematic rules. But she keeps discretionary elements because of one thing: markets change. "Human behavior has changed. Markets have changed. You see a lot more urgency and range expansion than you did 20 years ago. Humans adapt faster than systems." A fully automated system trades the market it was built on. When that market changes its behavior, the system doesn't notice. The human does. Her edge isn't in beating the system at its own game. It's in knowing when the environment the system was designed for no longer exists. This isn't an argument against automation. It's an argument for understanding what automation can and can't do. Systems apply rules consistently. Humans notice when the rules no longer apply to the current environment. The best traders she's studied aren't the most automated. They're the most adaptive.

“One candle tells us the story within” Just this can be an eye opener

Different day, Same model, Same result. #NQ delivers +2R. This is what happens when you stop guessing and start reading value and liquidity together. Model used: FAILED AUCTION MODEL • Candle closed above VAH • Immediate close back below VAH (failed acceptance) • BSL purge into FVG • Entry from FVG inside value shift • Target: 2R just above POC No prediction just reading auction behavior correctly. When price fails to accept above value, it seeks efficiency back inside the range. That’s the edge, same framework and repeatable result.

Prop firms accidentally created a system where a 20 year old with $2,000 and one setup can control more capital than most hedge fund managers… And they can't do anything about it Think about what they built: They charge you $200-$500 for a challenge They hand you $100,000 in trading capital They "keep" 10-20% of your profits They're betting you'll fail 90% of traders fail. That's free money for the firm. Challenge fee collected. Capital never touched. Next customer The ones who pass? They're betting you'll blow the funded account within 3 months. Revenge trade. Overtrade. Break a rule. Pay another $500 to try again Their entire business model is built on human psychology being predictable But here's what they didn't plan for: What happens when someone treats challenges like a capital acquisition strategy instead of a trading account? The exploit: You don't buy one challenge and pray You buy 5-10 simultaneously and run the exact same setup across all of them with a trade copier One entry. One click. Copies to every account at the same time Firm 1: $100k challenge - $300 Firm 2: $100k challenge - $300 Firm 3: $100k challenge - $300 Firm 4: $100k challenge - $300 Firm 5: $100k challenge - $300 Total investment: $1,500 Total capital if all pass: $500,000 "But what if I fail?" Buy more You only need to pass 3 Pass 3? You're controlling $300,000 on $1,500 investment Make 3-4% monthly on $300k = $9,000-$12,000 gross Your 80% cut: $7,200-$9,600/month From $1,500 in challenge fees. Zero personal capital in the market. Zero risk beyond the fees The failed challenges? $600 lost. That's less than most people's car payment. Except your car payment doesn't have a $10k/month upside "But how do you actually pass?" Here's the exact framework that took my client from $0-$1.5M capital: This is where the firms get fucked Their rules are designed to exploit emotional traders: - daily loss limits catch revenge traders - drawdown limits catch oversizers - time limits catch impatient traders Every rule is a psychology trap. And every trap has the same counter: Trade less. Wait more. Follow a system The methodology that breaks prop firms: Before the session even opens you already know the direction. How? The previous session told you If London reversed - New York continues. If nobody reversed - New York is the reversal. The 6AM candle confirms it. Sweep and close back inside the range = reversal day. Expand through = trend day You check this at 6AM. Takes 2 minutes. Direction is set before 9:30 9:30 opens. You're not guessing. You're waiting for ONE thing: Price to sweep external liquidity - a previous day high/low, a swing point - and retrace into a fair value gap within the upper half of the previous 4-hour candle's range When it hits that gap, you confirm with two things: 1) Does the correlated asset agree? If NQ sweeps the high but ES doesn't, the breakout is fake. That crack in correlation is your confirmation to enter 2) Does the lower timeframe show a V-shape? Aggressive expansion into the level, sharp displacement out, new gap forms. That's the reversal confirmed Enter the gap. Stop behind the sweep. Target the next relevant swing - the extreme with no failure swings beyond it One trade. Maybe two. Done by 10:30 That's it. That's what passes challenges in 10-20 days The prop firm designed their rules to catch emotional traders who take 8 trades a day and revenge trade after losses You took 1 trade. You were done before lunch. Their rules don't apply to someone who only needs 90 minutes The math that should make every prop firm nervous: A disciplined trader with this system: - 1-2 trades per day - 55-65% win rate - 2.5-3R average winner - hits 8% profit target in 10-20 trading days - pass rate across multiple challenges: 60-70% 10 challenges × $300 = $3,000 investment Pass 7 at 70% = $700,000 in funded capital 3% monthly = $21,000 gross Your 80% cut = $16,800/month $3,000 turned into $16,800/month. Recurring. With zero personal capital at risk The firm is praying you revenge trade on day 3 Instead you took one setup at 9:42 AM, hit 2.5R by 10:15, closed the laptop, and went to the gym They designed the game to exploit the 90% who can't sit still They didn't design it for the 10% who treat it like a system The system is rigged. Just not against you Against every trader who takes 15 trades a day and wonders why they keep blowing challenges Don't be them i teach the exact exploit in my free discord. Link in bio. (and if you want to work with me private, i only take 1-2 serious traders - DM me "SYSTEM" for 1-on-1 coaching)

🚨 I didn’t plan to release this… but here we are. On Wednesday, I’m dropping something for FREE. Minicharts Pro [Herman] Most traders don’t struggle with entries. They struggle with CONTEXT: -Jumping between timeframes. -Missing structure. -Forcing bias on incomplete data. So I built something for myself… A tool that lets you see multiple timeframes at once - without switching charts. No distractions. No overcomplication. Just clean structure across: • LTF execution • HTF context • Optional SMT comparison • HTF imbalances (FVG) Everything… in one view. You’ll be able to: • See multiple timeframes at once • Track structure without flipping charts • Add optional SMT comparison • Visualize HTF imbalances directly Built for real chart work - not theory. This will be a FREE public indicator - release on @tradingview Just something useful for traders who actually spend time on charts. Dropping Wednesday... Are you currently switching between timeframes… or actually seeing the full picture?

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Anthropic pays engineers $750,000 a year to understand how AI models actually work. Stanford just put the same knowledge on YouTube. 2 hours. Completely free. This is the lecture that teaches you what most AI courses skip entirely. Not how to use the tools. Why they work the way they do. The engineers who understand the why build things the people who only know the how cannot even conceive of. The gap between those two groups is $750,000 a year. You can close most of it in an afternoon. Bookmark this before you scroll past it. Watch it this weekend. Not eventually. This weekend.

You’re picking the wrong FVGs ⚠️ Here’s how to find the ones that actually hold Bookmark it. Retweet it You’ve been doing this wrong.

#OIL WTI Futures... May 2026 contact, CLK2026, expires today Open Interest on expiration: 19,000 contracts... Each contract 1000 barrels, 42,000 gallons. If you are off $30 per barrel, it is $570,000,000 to manipulate. At the peak of open interest, there were 330,000 contracts.... and at the expiry only 19,000. WTI Futures contract is not really physicall settled. There may be physical realities why lets say India does not send a fleet to USA, buy the futures and get it delievered. A supertanker, ULCC can carry 4 million barrels and if you make $30 per barrel, it is $120 million... The cost of ULCC is per trip from USA to India is $10-$20 million... lets say $30 million... Hindus and especially Marwaris are exceptional traders... I learned trading from one of them... They won't miss such an arbitrage. So, we don't know what's happening but we know that WTI futures are pure paper markets which explains why they had to push down with all sorts of fake news from #Trump and presstitutes over 30% from the top. There is a rule for commodity traders... 25% rule... if you go down 25%, u close it down... becaue at 50%, u lose it all.... for Trump & Crooks, they had to push it down to these ridiculous levels because they had to get paper positions out. Some of them simply rolled early, that's why CLM2026, June contract that will expire on May 19 for June delivery, already over 340k in open interest. While crooks banged the futures over 30% from the peak, they coordinated with releasing over $100s of billions of dollars into the system to paint a coherent picture in equities. Meet #Bessent... one trick pony... Now these men are not serious people... simple crooks.. they have no idea what all these do to the system. Simple question: You are in oil business and a CEO or CFO... and you are trying to make a business plan and hedge oil futures... would u buy or sell any WTI Futures? Unless you are not a retard, which most likely not, you don't do that. If stocks make a U-turn and excesss money u pumped spills over, how do u mop out, especially when you got no term money but all overnight? You are dealing with exceptionaly simple crooks at places they should not have been allowed to be. This movie will end much worse than even I can imagine.

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Você alavanca 10x achando que vai ficar rico mais rápido. Matematicamente, está fazendo o oposto. Em 1956, um engenheiro da Bell Labs chamado John Kelly Jr. resolveu um problema que ninguém tinha formalizado: qual é o tamanho ÓTIMO de uma aposta? A resposta mudou cassinos, hedge funds e mercados de previsão. 🧵

If you’re a scalper… this strategy will change your trading. Simple. Repeatable. Effective. Mark the swing high & low. Then: 1.Wait for price to retrace into a 1h FVG 2.Drop to 5M at a key session time 3.Wait for a fresh 5M FVG to form 4.Enter on that FVG 5.Target opposing liquidity No chasing. No guessing. Just timing + structure. That’s the edge. 📌 Save this

Çoğu kişi choch görünce trade’e giriyor Sonra neden stop olduğunu anlamıyor Çünkü choch tek başına sinyal değil Gerçek model şu: 1) Likidite alınır Eşit tepeler/dipler temizlenir 2) Bos gelir Piyasa yönünü zaten burada göstermiştir 3) Choch oluşur Ama bu sadece erken uyarıdır 4) Ob oluşur Asıl işlem bölgesi burasıdır 5) Fiyat geri döner Giriş burada yapılır Stop yukarıda Hedef likidite Çoğu kişinin yaptığı hata: Choch gördü → atladı Ama piyasa şöyle çalışır: Önce likiditeyi alır Sonra yapıyı kurar En son sana giriş verir Sen ilk sinyalde giriyorsun Piyasa daha setup’ı tamamlamamış oluyor Bu yüzden sürekli stop oluyorsun Sabır burada edge’dir Kaydet sonra tekrar oku

True fair value within markets Fair value areas comes from agreement with both buyers and sellers at the largest volume, resulting in complete market efficiency. It represents a "balanced" state where neither side has gained conviction to push price into a new discovery phase. There are multiple ways to trade this, but the key thing to remember is the market always wants to move in fair value.

Day traders listen to me: Don't enter until the 15M and 1H confirm what the 4H is showing you. If they don't confirm, sit on your hands. This one filter will save you so many blown accounts.

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