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Bo Yoder

@bo_yoder

Helping RIAs Optimize Investment Strategies In The Volatile Age of AI | 25+ Years Proven Market Forecasting Experience | 2 X McGraw-Hill Author

BoYoder.com → شامل ہوئے Haziran 2016
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@bo_yoder Holy cow! It's Bo Yoder.
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
Narratives often follow the classic story arcs we are familiar with from movies and tv. This is why sometimes life feels like a movie. I’ve talked about the “running, screaming with hair on fire” phase and we are there now. The narrative points I see are all doom. Iran a disaster Israel going to nuke the world. Administration and maga in shambles Oil and gas production gone for five years Famine Death of the dollar Etc… Now… Before you go cry into your beer look at the classic three act structure. We are at the point in the movie where the hero has been shot and stabbed, is tied to a chair being tortured and is about to die a slow and incredibly technically complicated death. In the movies what happens next? Miraculously the hero escapes, kills the bad guys and rides into the sunset with the find the girl the crystal skull etc. Like in a market narrative you can’t have redemption without catastrophe. So don’t freak out…that’s the goal of the narrative this summer. The last 20 minute action sequence of this movie we are living in is the midterms. Doesn’t it make sense that the great escape would happen late summer into early fall? Watch and learn. We are having a global “experience” in my view. And it’s being crafted. So expect a nightmare summer leading to some of the best longs you can imagine. Pain without fear is just another sensation. Get hard and stay the course.
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
MSTR Update: After a near perfect daily LPT Ping Pong we are rallying up again after the bear side liquidity harvest. Gap fill will be an important trend test to see if there is any interest in releasing from the range. (search lesson index for the detailed lessons on this LPT pattern.)
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Bitcoin Update: I’ve been quiet because there is literally nothing to talk about. War? Meh. Israeli prime minister dead or not? Meh. Housing market, energy disruption, private lending, bank bailouts? Meh. Nobody home to knee jerk react to news or perceived shifts in economic factors. Go back to sleep, you’ll need to be recharged and on point when things pop off.
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
This… Beware of the “new thing”. If you can’t master one asset class and instrument, the problem isn’t that market… It’s you and what’s between your ears.
developing valhalla - h/acc@valhalla_dev

The "OpenClaw made me $ x,000 from trading prediction markets/crypto" stories were pretty much all affiliate scams. They're getting paid by Kalshi and Polymarket to post about and popularize automated trading via LLM bots. Both companies pay for posts that get a lot of impressions, because they make money off of raw trading volume. They bot tweets, YouTube views, etc. to get content going in the algorithms. Then tons of people are tricked into just downloading OpenClaw, handing it the keys to their wallets and letting it run, 99.99% of the time losing all of their money. There are a handful of VC backed startups that are basically only making money off of these affiliate scams. Not "small VC's with very little following" but the biggest ones in the US. I'm not going to call them out because I do not have the budget, time or interest in fighting with legal, but if you know of the big wigs in the US VC space, especially around crypto, it's not hard to guess. I can't pretend to know how VC money works, because my immediate next question would be "how are you going to make money for the VC's if all of your money is coming from Polymarket/Kalshi affiliate revenue" but my assumption is that you get your initial revenue from affiliate income, then you pivot to infrastructure or something reasonably stable after you get a huge wave of followers from the initial (likely botted) exposure. I have seen at least one OpenClaw startup with VC backing do this. Once you pivot to infrastructure ("run your OpenClaw bot on my VPS infrastructure that's just DigitalOcean with a couple bash scripts") then you're making money off of people deploying OpenClaw bots on your infrastructure, then Kalshi/Polymarket make money off of those people losing all their money trading. The entire grift is wholly based off of ensuring your customers lose every dime. It's pretty shocking, unless you've been following how grifty the space has been for a while. I'm an AI believer. I played around with OpenClaw a lot. I've built my own harness (in Rust, btw) and really believe that there's a bright future for agents. There is so much grift in the space right now that has to get shaken out for that to happen, though. Unfortunately, it's going to victimize a lot of early users first.

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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
Another super fast and clean LPT ping pong trade to study in NQ.
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
Stopped out of my re entry in yen, bonds doing great. Quietest war market I’ve ever seen in close to 30 years trading. Head on a swivel, keep risk LOW.
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
MSTR Update: Nothing but gaps and chop. Stuck waiting until some clarity is given.
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
Wow, what a classic LPT ping pong setup. Super clean harvest/false break and whoosh to the target. Bookmark this post then search “index lesson“ in my timeline and go through the free lessons available there on the LPT Ping Pong. Textbook.
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
This will be an interesting case study. Monthly chart of ERII. See the liquidity farm at $6? Lots of inventory there if The Syndicate wanted to accumulate size. If you want me to follow and forecast this over the next few months, you have to answer this question. Why would The Syndicate want to bother with a stock that trades 400k a day? What’s special about this equity?
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
@AGratefulApe Go find my lessons in the lesson index about “timeframe arbitrage” and that’ll lay it out much more succinctly and clearly.
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Saad Ghazi@AGratefulApe·
@bo_yoder So 1k in value goes to 2500 ie expected 2.5 RR and you take 2k leaving $500 as a runner in case it goes further ie breaks the range and starts to trend? 1 min liquidity ie on the 1 min chart?
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
The farmed the war gap in Nasdaq. We are likely to see a LPT Ping Pong back to harvest the high above the gap (double yellow) then death dive or rush for 26,050. Still a ton of disaster risk, insurance issues causing oil shocks, Iran sleeper cells, more coalition drama. I don’t see an edge for now. Going to stay flat for a bit until things clear. Motivated to put back my yen, bond and index shorts but not until I can feel confident my stops will hold.
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
The yen harvested the last swing high and turned down again. Time to re-engage for my white paper short now that the war has started and the markets are starting to react to the fallout.
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Sometimes you can have confidence based on a deeper timeframe set of behavioral patterns… Most of the time you don’t know and so you’re fishing… I call these financed trades. Let’s say I risk $1000 on a one minute set up that I think is going to go to a profit of $2500 based on a one minute liquidity farm that I have identified. When it hits that scalp objective I’ll take off $1500 thus guaranteeing a $500 game and let the rest ride with a wide stop as a “freebie“ to see if it can hit a much larger and often deeper timeframe objective.
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Saad Ghazi
Saad Ghazi@AGratefulApe·
@bo_yoder How do you know when the farming is done ie ranging is complete and they are ready to trend in a direction?
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
@AGratefulApe I would assume they are harvesting inventory premarket to service their market on open orders which are resting on the books and therefore known.
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Saad Ghazi
Saad Ghazi@AGratefulApe·
@bo_yoder I noticed they tend to farm after hours (like going above 25,383) is this to keep the options locked or some other reason?
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
Another textbook cycle to learn from. Last three daily bars. They farmed NQ lows. Rallied to the small daily gap to grab inventory at a premium. Dumped to harvest the farm. If this chart and my description is confusing to you, go back and study my “updates” posts. When it clicks into clarity for you your ability to see the likely next step for the markets will be vastly improved.
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
@AGratefulApe Think of it like a trucking company… Drive your truck to the warehouse and buy cheap items in bulk, then you drive them across town and distribute them to a convenience store and a hefty markup. Rinse and repeat
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Saad Ghazi@AGratefulApe·
@bo_yoder we just harvested the bottom labelled here!
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Bo Yoder@bo_yoder·
Textbook Farming. Study this, it is a classic example of the behaviour.
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