Darth Maul

@Venu_7_ @1ChartMaster Took common shares on this around 26, rode it to around 45 and then closed it out, insane it’s still going. I look at that chart weekly and it has no brakes🔥

@1ChartMaster oh yeah 100% @1ChartMaster - it hardly closed below 21day/50 day sma what a beast find by you!!!!

$BTSG Good chart to study levels. Remember us discussing this one @Venu_7_

@Remzztrades So fucking true🔥

Men only want one thing

@1ChartMaster $ionq, $jpm, $crcl Love the 30 min pivot on days like today. Once lunch session starts I put a lot of charts on M30 tf and just watch for pivots. It’s great, thanks so much for sharing this amazing system concept

Anyone use the 30 min pivot today? There was some pretty good ones out there if you went hunting.

April Recap: Turned my red start to the year to a green year. 1 good week was all it took. That 1 week conditions were very good allowing me to finally put on size and press the gas a bit. Glad to finally see some solid swinging conditions although the conditions are still very much showing a stock pickers market. Things done well: pivoted quickly early in the month with good recognition that swinging was back on the table. Learned from 2025 to really focus in on the RS names and focus on those names until they stop working. Pressed the gas on my best setups. Things that could have been improved: Early in the month despite selecting the right names, it took me too long to properly adjust to holding and swinging. I got shook out too quickly in the 1st 1-2 weeks of the month leaving a lot of profits on the table due to the quick washouts that would occur only to get bought up within the next hour or two. This was due to having the daytrader mindset for the past few months with the choppy action that the market brought. The shift I needed in mindset should take no more than a week max in my opinion. I also lacked a bit of conviction early in the month, there were some very asymmetric opportunities especially around when the original ceasefire news came out and I didn't feel that I took the most advantage of those opportunities, so that required a bit of reflection in my risk to reward thought process and in the future needing to accept taking a bit more risk for those bigger reward opportunities. Regardless grateful for a good April, lets see how the next month goes. Some of my best winners: $MRVL, $ARM, $GFS, $AAOI, $MU, $DELL Thanks to @TrinityTrading_ for helping add to my conviction on some of these plays, very specifically $ARM haha. Thanks @TradeZella

@TT_stocks_ I’d appreciate being in

Who wants in my private group?

@RealSimpleAriel Simply incredible😮‍💨🔥🔥

A record month with still open positions in $AAOI $AMZN $ARM $DELL $DOCN $IGV $LITE $MU $NVDA $PL and a short in $AXTI. Second best April for the S&P 500 of ALL TIME!! Not sure how the market follows this up, but it was suer incredible to experience it!

Absolute end of an era. Powell’s last day. Through a lot of chaos last few years the only constant has been Powell, purple ties, well anchored etc🤣

@Remzztrades 🤣

Tf I look like Jesus?

@1ChartMaster Super super effective, perfect for undercut and reclaim. Used it to enter off the 9dma 2 days ago, amazing help thank u

$MU 30 min pivot strikes again. So simple yet so effective. New ATH 🫡 Give it a try I think you might find it quite effective.

The end of an era 🍎🫡 $AAPL

$AAPL returns each year under Tim Cook: 2012: +31% 🟩 2013: +5% 🟩 2014: +38% 🟩 2015: -5% 🟥 2016: +10% 🟩 2017: +46% 🟩 2018: -7% 🟥 2019: +86% 🟩🔥 2020: +81% 🟩🔥 2021: +34% 🟩 2022: -27% 🟥 2023: +48% 🟩 2024: +34% 🟩 2025: +9% 🟩

Sorry for the delayed March trading recap, busy with exams. A red March for me, had a hard time finding traction, still not the best environment for my best trading which is swinging. So mostly day trading and scalping. I could sit out and not trade but I personally feel it is important to trade and stay engaged just to learn from the action. While my month was red I kept my losers relatively small. Comparing my 2025 March where conditions were similarly rough, 2026 being worse imo, I did a poor job last year adjusting to the conditions and kept trying to trade like it was a bull market. Adjusted that fast this year. Both Q1 2025 and this Q1 2026 were my 1st tastes of actually trading bear markets and I can appreciate how much easier trending bull markets are. Q1 things I did well: recognized early it isn't a swingers market. Sized down, cut losers very quickly. Worked on different types of setups/systems to take advantage of the more range/choppy trading conditions. Had less fear taking setups and did a better job of just executing trades as the setup appeared, adjusting my fear based mindset to a more opportunistic one. Most importantly, survived. Q1 things I need to improve: be more selective in the names/setups I end up taking to day trade/scalp. Overtraded some days when was unnecessary. Early in the quarter, had too much hesitation taking setups, later in the quarter overcorrected and took too many setups. Still finding that balance. Looking forward to what Q2 brings. Keep moving forwards. Thanks @TradeZella

@RealSimpleAriel @RealSimpleAriel love following you as a trader. Are you still in Nebraska? I did my undergrad there

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.

Not sure how other traders at feeling but all the news is causing me so much news and headlines fatigue that I haven’t really been paying much attention to X or outside news lately. Just so much easier to focus on price and the charts. The market environment is still difficult but at least the focus is more singular which makes my mind a bit clearer

@RobinhoodApp is just unreal, all the retail merchandise companies should take a note from $hood. For a company who doesn’t even focus on clothing, this is how all clothes and merch should be delivered🔥 Really appreciate the care given!

@Remzztrades Just amazing, congrats🔥

We met 9 years ago. I was a broke college kid just trying to make it out, like most. Today I bought my wife her dream mom car. 2026 X6M Competition. Trading changed everything.

Feb Recap: Another tough month for me in the markets. Closed the month a little bit red but almost BE. Was also quite difficult psychologically due to having 2 exams this month. Executing trades near the end of weeks with exams has always been difficult for me. Main two issues for this month: Not executing some of my setups. Had multiple setups come in the 1st 3 weeks of the month that I hesitated on and didn't execute, 80% of those setups worked out if executed. The failure to execute was mainly due to having a tough read on the market but also just fear of giving back capital. 2nd problem was not giving the market enough time to settle at the open. This was an issue in the last 2 weeks of the month for me. I found my self pressing a little too fast into the session rather than waiting for the market to show its hand. So those are 2 of my focuses for next month to keep in mind for improvement. In this market, action is difficult so trying to just stay alive until better conditions come along. Keep pushing forward, thanks @TradeZella

@TedHZhang Most cultures don’t know how big Indian weddings really are, it’s a whole other standard😂

I don’t know if any culture can beat Indian weddings…

@Mr_Derivatives Happy Friday everyone💀

Happy Friday everyone! Say it back and I’ll give you this cool 🔪 emoji. Cause you know, FRIDAY THE 13TH!

@TedHZhang @perplexity_ai Damn this is very good, appreciate you sharing

My favorite @perplexity_ai prompt I’ve made for traders. Feel free to copy and use. ———————————————— Please analyze [TICKER] for me and provide the following, concise and clearly organized: 1. **Explain what the company does in like I'm 12 years old** - three short bullet points about what it does and any helpful relatable examples and analogies. 2. **Professional summary (max 10 sentences)** - industry, main products/services, primary competitors (list tickers), notable metrics or achievements, competitive advantage/moat, why they are unique and if they are a biotech provide if they have a commercial product or in clinical stages. 3. In a table, provide the follwoing: * Any hot theme, narrative or story of the stock * Any catalysts (earnings, news, macro) * Any significant fundamentals (huge growth in earnings or revenues, moat, unique product or service, superior management, patents etc) 4. **Show all the main news/events for the last 3 months:** - Use a bullet-point table for: - Date (YYYY-MM-DD) - Event type (Earnings, Product Launch, Analyst Upgrade/Downgrade, etc.) - Short summary (max 1-2 sentences) - Direct source link - Mark any major price-moving events (surprise earnings, large guidance shift, top-tier analyst actions). 5. **Mention any recent insider buys/sells or institutional filings if visible.** 6. **Summarize how the stock is moving vs. main competitors and overall sector trend in past month (up/down).** 7. **Flag upcoming catalysts (earnings, product launches, regulatory events) in the next 30 days.** 8. **Note any changes in analyst price targets for this ticker during the period above.** - Format for easy review. If possible, use tables for events and peer moves. - Respond in clear, concise, easily readable style for use in trading decisions. Overall, Focus on the reasons why the stock can make a big move in the future - earnings, sales, guidance, product launches, analyst upgrades/downgrades, insider buying especially from CEO/Founder and executive team, partnerships, and sector/news catalysts. I want to focus on stocks with catalysts and themes as catalysts are the cause of big moves in the stock market. Finally, discuss and bring up any relevant previous perplexity queries and conversations.