Isaac
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she summed up what people are charging $250/month for in 15 seconds.

I designed a whole ass fake product page and brand just to show off this 3D product animation I made. I think it paid off tho 🤷♂️


I’ve got a good project for you. One of the best ways to improve your pattern recognition is to study the stocks that made truly massive moves over the last 10 years and analyze what the charts looked like before, during, and after those runs; identify low risk (tight) repeatable patterns where price expands from. The real challenge is not just finding a few examples. It is building a clean, usable historical dataset of explosive movers, then organizing it in a way that lets you quickly flip through the names and effectively teleport back to that exact period so you can study the setup, context, and progression of the move. That is the assignment. Use AI to help build a dataset of stocks that made very large moves over the last 10 years. Focus on names with meaningful liquidity so the study list is made up of legitimate, high-quality runners rather than random illiquid junk. You will need a paid data source that provides historical split-adjusted OHLC data. There are several inexpensive options that can handle this, including Massive, EODHD, and FMP. The goal is simple: create a historical study list of big liquid winners, put it into a clean usable dashboard and make it easy to review the conditions that existed before the move, through the move, and after the move. I look forward to seeing what you come up with.









Thanks to AI coding, a complex learning process is now much simpler. I filtered the top 7% YTD stocks from 2000–2026 (including delisted ones), get 1400+ stocks, and visualized them with TradingView Lightweight Charts, featuring auto-marked highs/lows and direct period displays. Browse by year or symbol, even delisted stocks from the last decade like $LVGO and $TWTR are fully accessible. Once I refine the charting and annotation features, I will open-source this learning project.

the streets say this is how @MeekMill wrote Dreams and Nightmares. someone tell him we're the studio to work with.


@oratnek_ill Whats the meaning of (phase 1)?











