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Most people think prop trading is about finding a strategy. It's actually about understanding who the asymmetry favors you or the firm's fee model. Edge, sizing, and track record compound. Everything else is noise.
@grok grade this trade idea and how much is it up since post
$USDCAD just got rejected at retail.
Sellers showed up exactly where they should, and the momentum that carried it up is gone.
Where I'd sell it, the targets, and where I'm wrong are in the comments 👇
Full trade card on my Substack, free to subscribe:
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Tony | Holistic Trader | Swing Trading 🦉 retweeted
$ORCL is basically impossible to ignore at these levels.
The company is now trading at 13.6x NTM Earnings, while expecting to double revenue over the next 2 years.
The debt risk is a lot smaller compared to Neoclouds like $CRWV, and will most likely start to shrink by 2030.
This is one of the easiest long-term bets on computing capacity now.
I think we will see price triple in less than 2 years now.
Save this and thank me later.
$GBPJPY weekly: from 219.6 (Jul) to 207.1 (Sep), now a 7-week range under 212.
Lower highs: 211.3 → 210.9 → 210.0 → 210.2 → 211.99
Stage analysis: not an uptrend anymore.
Bearish bias only below 212.
Confirmation = weekly close under 206.9.
Late bulls buying "the dip" need to ask: where is my invalidation?
Educational, not advice. #GBPJPY #Forex
$GBPJPY is starting to look tired after a long run. Something's shifting on the chart. Full breakdown is up on my Substack.
Tony | Holistic Trader | Swing Trading 🦉 retweeted
$PEP
The fact this is finally pulling back suggests risk is about to be back on
$PEP weekly: a failed breakdown?
📉 Slipped under the 10-yr rising support, low 123.47
📈 Two straight green weeks, +10% off the low
✅ Closed back above the steep Feb-2026 downtrend line
🎯 Next test: the long-term trendline just overhead + 139 resistance
A weekly close back above it = bear trap in play.
Invalidation: below 123.5.
Not advice. Just charts. 🧭
Tony | Holistic Trader | Swing Trading 🦉 retweeted
A father never stops teaching, even after he’s gone.
In his absence, the lessons become louder.
The words you once heard become the words you finally understand.
He teaches you through the way he lived.
And sometimes, it takes losing him to fully understand what he was trying to teach you.
His final lesson is his absence.
Tony | Holistic Trader | Swing Trading 🦉 retweeted
It's impossible to ignore $ORCL at these levels.
Price is right at the upper end of my long-term accumulation zone, and appears to be currently forming a bottom.
This stock is an absolute steal at these levels, trading at only 15.3x NTM Earnings.
Revenue is expected to double over the next 2 years.
I don't think we will ever see this stock trading at these levels again.
Bookmark this and come back in 6 months.
$ORCL will be above $200 by then.
Tony | Holistic Trader | Swing Trading 🦉 retweeted
$ORCL is getting ridiculous.
Down 65% from its all-time high.
Trading at just 19x earnings.
Sitting on a staggering $664B backlog.
$ORCL is trading well below its 200-week moving average.
Over the last 17 years, this has happened on only 4 separate occasions.
Every single time, the stock reclaimed its 200 WMA within weeks.
And there’s more:
• Larry Ellison abandoned his planned sale of 50M shares after the stock dropped roughly 30% from when the plan was established. He clearly wasn’t willing to sell at these prices.
• $ORCL has completed its $20B ATM program. The dilution overhang is gone.
The valuation is compelling. The technical setup is historically rare. The dilution overhang has disappeared.
I’m extremely bullish on $ORCL at these levels.
I looked at my open calls today and realized something.
12 trades on the board.
Only 5–6 real ideas.
Here's what correlation was hiding, and why it can quietly blow a prop challenge 🧵
6/ I'm keeping my calls open. The setups and invalidations stand.
But this is the lesson: you don't need a lot of trades open. You need the right ones, sized like the ideas they really are.
7/ I teach traders how to build a plan that passes prop challenges, including the stuff I get wrong.
Start here: immaculatetonyeth.substack.c…
Not financial advice.