I'll save u years of data tracking and experience. the best long setups are simply bear traps. Largecaps or lowfloats, doesnt matter. Look up my "you gon learn today" setup if u need a visual. I stop out (if short) & go balls deep long each time I see it.
if u're a scalper, look for it on the 1-3min chart.
if you're a daytrader that likes to capture big moves, look for it on the 5min or even 15min chart.
if you're a swingtrader, look for it on the hourly, 4h or daily/weekly chart.
The bigger the timeframe the bigger the move.
For example here's when $AMC did the #youGonLearnToday setup back when it was in the $20 area, right before the gamma squeeze. I took the L on my call shorts and flipped long. if it does it again, even at this current inflated price, i'll flip long again.
I can go in my database and find the rest of the examples, but u get the point. save those charts. this is the most deadly long setup ever. and trust me, ive tracked a ridiculous amount of setups over the years. Long and short. none come close to this one
So whenever u see me long random shit like $TSLA $SPY etc, or even dirty cunt stocks like $AMC, 9 out of 10 times it's because stubborn shorts are trapped and are about to "learn today". Same way i find my short setups (trapped bulls). as u see, it all goes back to supply/demand
Now for those interested in the psychology behind the setup, it's simple. Us bears have FOMO too, just like you cunty bulls. so whenever a stock is overextended, most shorts like to scale in short on the frontside (dumbest way to trade ever). then whenever
whenever it finally breaks trend, they tend to pile short & chase the breakdown. or they place a ton of short orders on the Ask, hoping to get filled on pops. So whenever the stock reclaims quickly, trust me, every short is trapped & is afraid to stop out in case it "double tops"
because NO ONE wants to be the idiot who stops out right before the highs just to see the stock "double top" and selloff. So that creates more stubborness, as shorts refuse to cover. not to mention the liquidity issues (very hard to stop out near the highs when the Ask is thin)
Eventually, the stock keeps grinding higher, then boom. here comes the upticks & the "instant transmission" super saiyan rip to new highs. The rest is history. the squeeze cometh. Shorts get their backs blown out & their hair pulled. doggystyle. Ive been there. it's not pleasant.
Other reason it works so well is b/c the trendbreak stops out the weak hands (bulls), which lowers the supply on the way back up (less people to take profits = less supply). So the manipulator uses those stop losses as an opportunity to grab more shares & lock more of the float
Anyway that's it. I can go in more details but it'll take forever, and some of u mofos are not worth my time since u put pineapple on Pizza & subscribe to girls' OnlyFans.
Conclusion, if u're a bull, master this setup. if ure a short, stop out when u see it or #youGonLearnToday
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The 1st step to improve your trading is to stop lying to yourself. You don't suck at trading because of bears/pumpers/ marketmakers etc. You stuck at trading because of:
We live in a society where at the FIRST sign of failure/struggle, people's FIRST reaction is to blame someone or something else. The most important skill to master in this day & age in order to be good at ANYTHING, is the ability to shut the f**k up and look in the mirror.
if u are fat it's because u eat more than u move. PERIOD.
u are frail b/c u dont lift weights consistently. PERIOD.
u are dumb AF b/c u dont read enough. PERIOD.
u struggle at trading b/c SOMETHING is wrong with YOUR process.
🐻This is where every shortseller tries to decide if he should add to winner (on the bounce into trendline) , take profits, or start shitting his pants.
🐂This is where every Bull bagholder decides if he should sell for small loss or hope for squeeze
@__shaka_zulu__ This is some bullshit. That turnover is gonna cost us this game. how the fuck do you fumble on 1st and goal with THREE fucking yards to go
@__shaka_zulu__ 🏈 $LIONSQ is squeezing the fuck out of us 😩. hoping for the late day fade setup to kick in in the final quarter
To maximize accuracy (win rate), you must wait for confirmation.
Confirmation means that you're letting the smart money move the trade in your favor (or stop the momentum) BEFORE u commit size.
This automatically means that u'll have to enter a bit "late". cant have both
To maximize profits (high reward) aka capture the majority of the move's range, you have to get in BEFORE the move starts (when no one wants the stock).
This automatically means that u must risk getting stopped out early by MMs or being wrong on ur thesis (since no confirmation)
High Spatial IQ will help you learn trading faster ONLY because it'll help you recognize patterns faster. But that's about it. Once you learn how to trade, high spatial IQ is useless.
High overall IQ can actually buttfuck u in trading b/c:
1) it'll make u overcomplicate trading
2) the ego that comes with high IQ will make it harder for u to manage risk, since smart ppl hate admitting that they're wrong. So they refuse to stop out or they revenge trade a lot
Ive taught many ppl how to trade, and ironically the smartest tended to struggle the most, because they were just too stubborn to keep things simple or stick to the plan. Meanwhile the low IQ motherfuckers tended to perform better b/c they just executed. No overanalyzing BS