Turned 1,200U into 50,000U in 90 days without getting liquidated once.
It wasn't luck. It was these three habits, and I never broke a single one.
First, some background.
Three months ago, his account was down to just 1,200U. He asked me if there was any hope.
I said yes, but he had to do exactly what I said, without a single mistake.
90 days later, his account was at 50,000U.
Today I'm laying out exactly what he did. How much you take away is up to you.
First, split your money into three parts. Never go all-in.
Split the 1,200U into:
400U for short-term trades, no more than two a day
400U to w

#USCPIDataIncoming **US CPI Data Incoming: A Key Moment for the Crypto Market**

The upcoming US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data could become a major catalyst for financial markets, especially Bitcoin and the broader crypto sector. Investors are closely watching inflation trends because they may influence the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate decisions.

If inflation comes in lower than expected, markets could see renewed optimism and stronger buying interest. However, a hotter-than-expected reading may increase uncertainty and put pressure on risk assets.

For traders, this is a moment to

$SOXLB$SOXLB is currently at 45.59, with key support at 45.30 (Bollinger lower band) and first resistance at 45.95 (where MA5 and MA20 converge). Price is hugging the lower band, MA5 has crossed below MA20, RSI at 42.5 is weak but not oversold, and the MACD histogram at -0.0313 shows bearish momentum continuing. The range over 30 candles is about 3.9%, with volatility at a neutral-to-low level—under this setup, the biggest mistake is trying to catch a rebound because “it hasn’t fallen much yet.” A slow decline amid low volatility often trades time for price movement, and stop-losses can easily

Gold fell from 4,106 to 4,029, but is still up 5% this week—who’s buying, and who’s selling?

Gold’s moves on NFP night were far more interesting than the number itself. Before the data came out, gold was around 4,106, having touched a weekly high of 4,146. After the 165,000 print, spot gold plunged to 4,029.82, dropping nearly $60 and briefly falling more than 1%. Spot gold closed around 4,074, while futures fell $38.6, or 0.94%. On the chart, it was a solid down day.

But look at the weekly chart, and gold is up more than 5% this week, its best weekly performance since August. In other words

By the way, nothing I've shared today is coming from Sahil or anyone on his team. My portfolio allocation is my choice and my responsibility.
Looking back, shocked I even replied. He's been blocked for months and his current crash out is something I'm watching and also taking with a grain of salt.
Last post on this person and this position change.
The extraction has gotta end.

$NBIS is expected to post $907M in revenue this quarter while it posted only $582.3M revenue previous quarter.
Thats a 55% jump expected in one single quarter. I think with the way the stock is performing, there is every single chance that it misses that estimate and by quite some margin and Stock plunges to $100 or lower.
My 2c.

Reversal scenario .. $BTC
A close above $98,192 means the entire decline is over and an uptrend begins ✍️

$CRDO fell off from this rising channel..
This has tested 0.7 fib so far but I feel the red zone near 80-85 is calling. 0.786 fib with SMA200 on W1 and a local low of 2026 is there.. That can make it for a perfect bottom. A bounce to 0.618 near 137 can be looked at a perfect opportunityu to short..

$BTC - #Bitcoin didn’t hold the $79K reclaim. BTC was rejected near $80.8K and dropped back down, sweeping toward $75.5K before buyers stepped in.
Price is now at $76K. On the weekly, BTC is down -3% with a low of $74.9K, but it is still well above the 2021 ATH zone around $58K–$69K, so the macro structure is intact.
A reclaim of $76.6K, then $79K, would put the recovery back on track.

Here’s one big reason retail investors do so bad in the stock market
When the market falls, it usually gets cheaper & more compelling
& that’s exactly when people start panic buying protection. The put/call ratio jumps because everybody’s hedging.
You see this on the chart below where the line is trending up in recent months. That means more hedging is likely happening.
Then when everything’s green & everyone’s greedy, they finally feel safe enough to go all in on buying calls at the wrong time.
It’s backwards
The market pulled back toward its 125 day moving average, the Fear & Greed index wen

$BLUAI I chased in at 0.0072, and now it’s at 0.0064—my position is down 11% on paper. I was wrong on this trade.
Honestly, I was just being greedy. Yesterday, I saw it hit a 24-hour high of 0.0074, and with 2.0M in trading volume, it seemed fairly active. I thought I could make a quick trade, but I bought near the local high. Today it plunged to a low of 0.0063, and my mindset went from “make enough for lunch” to “I’ll get out as soon as I break even”—classic chasing-the-pump behavior.
The lesson is simple: a small-cap coin with 2.0M in trading volume can pump fast and dump just as fast. Don’

We saw up to 6% drop on $Btc earlier this week when tech stocks saw blood.
In that btc drop , at least $4B was sold in a single 4H candle , a bulk of that drop, if not all of it, was attributed to ETFs.
To recover that drop quickly, Bitcoin will need a catalyst to drive it up 4-5% from here. Asides that, fast recovery isn’t feasible.
Can we get a catalyst in form of a very good news today?

Turning 1,200 U into 50k U in 90 days. Everything he did was “the opposite.”
While others chased trends, he stuck to one coin.
While others made ten trades a day, he made one every three days.
While others added to their positions after making money, he withdrew his profits.
After 90 days, his account held 50k U.
It wasn’t that he was smarter than you. He was just more “boring.”
First: He only traded major coins and never switched.
For 90 days, he traded only ETH.
Altcoins up tenfold? Didn’t look.
New coin listings? Didn’t look.
Coins the group chat touted as 100x? He didn’t even add them to h

Just a heads-up, everyone: be careful, as what comes next could be like 2022.5.4; short positions can be held with conviction

The Options Market’s “Chain-Reaction Meltdown” — Why Was This Sell-Off So Relentless?

Guys, many people are wondering: Sure, U.S. stocks fell, but how could the Nasdaq drop 5.5% in a single day, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 12%? Did all the institutions in the market somehow agree to dump everything on the same day?

Actually, behind this lies an extremely brutal mechanism: options market makers’ “Gamma squeeze.”

Before this crash, large numbers of retail traders and institutions bought call options, thinking AI stocks could keep rising. To hedge the risk of selling tho