Always do your own research.
Borrowed conviction is exit liquidity — the whales’ castoffs beat their picks by 7 points. Receipts
Rules earned from receipts, not motivational wallpaper. Read these before taking risk.
Borrowed conviction is exit liquidity — the whales’ castoffs beat their picks by 7 points. Receipts
If the story has a date and a crowd, the move already happened. Ask what you know that the price doesn’t. HIMS, −11%
Before putting capital behind a story, do FIGR-level work: read the filings, map the catalyst, price the scenarios, script the exit, and define what proves you wrong. FIGR, end to end
For thesis positions, build and exit in tranches instead of chasing perfect timing. The exception is momentum: when the trigger fails or the tape breaks, act—momentum does not reward patience.
Name the game before placing the trade. Different games demand different evidence, time horizons, and exits.
You will miss plenty of shots. Let them go. There will always be another setup, and protecting your capital and patience keeps you ready for it.
Take care of your body and mind. Sleep, movement, food, and time away from the screen are part of the system—they let you lock in and play the game well.
Give strength room to keep working and give weakness less time to prove you wrong. Small losses keep you in the game; big winners pay for the misses.
MDB was moving our way, but the August 28 calls expired four days before September 1 earnings. Confirm the date at company IR, buy enough time past the event, and judge exits on executable quotes—not a flattering midpoint.
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