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Been a while since I posted this one.
$SPX 30K foot view.
I don't lose sleep over stonk investments. Ever. Sometimes on oversized trading positions but investments never.
This guy plays dumb. He's not.
Generational level wealth isn't meant to be used for scalping options.
Once you get it the job is to preserve it and take surgical shots when they appear.
They don’t come along everyday
Legit the best week I’ve had in months. I hope this volatility never leaves.
$SPX is making 100 point moves DAILY!!!
y’all remember the #KOSPI levels?
Recent action confirms this #KOSPI level’s significance once again.
It is difficult to break and highly correlated with one of the heaviest subsectors in the S&P 500, making it an effective timing tool.
I do not expect it to hold indefinitely, yet respecting it has produced substantial profits. A break would likely trigger a waterfall decline across many popular stocks.
Is this a good short here? No.
The "h" pattern is widely recognized as hell for shorts. The proper short entry sits much higher at the retest of the former trendline. This level in particular carries institutional significance. Similar supports w/o that significance are still difficult to break, and the first attempt often fails, triggering vicious short covering that eviscerates short positions.
$SPX $EWY $SMH
#KOSPI varsity level now being challenged.
You have to admit these levels are pretty damn accurate to be a coincidence!
I do unfortunately have to be fair and include what this is gonna look like if it doesn’t hold...
We purchased $SPX calla from the $SPY 734 floor.
737 presented difficult intraday resistance so until there's acceptance it's quick scalps & adding as levels gain acceptance.
Bigger moves will come, up and down, as structure forms with time and patience.
$IWF vs. $IWD April 2026 Update:
The falling wedge measured move target was hit on the final trading day of fiscal 2025.
In the months that followed, high-momentum retail favorites ($ALAB, $NBIS, $OKLO, $RGTI) experienced sharp drawdowns, while defensive value names like $WMT began a notable period of outperformance.
This long-term correlation chart continues to serve as a powerful framework for identifying major market inflection points and for viewing the stock market as a reflection of technological progress since the internet era.
Keep notis on if you like free money.
Feeling incredibly blessed and will continue to pay it forward in some capacity that’s fair to my subbed Fam
Why can’t we have normal politicians?
Trump full steam ahead on AI was the only thing good about his administration and these fucktards are going after it???
It doesn’t matter. Pandora’s box is already opened. Opportunity is knocking
TEXAS GOVERNOR-ELECT CALLS FOR HALT TO NEW DATA CENTERS
Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa wants data-center development paused until new laws protect residents.
“We need to stop what we are doing with data centers until we have those protections,” she told CNN.
Hinojosa also said Elon Musk’s companies can operate in Texas, but on her administration’s terms, despite Musk backing her Republican opponent.
When I first joined FinX I was mostly just a lurker for the first few years.
On those big down days that tagged the 200sma, I’d quietly add to the generals in my long-term account while half the timeline treated it like the world was ending. Always wondered why more people couldn’t see the opportunity.
Still funny to me how many people in finance who love money seem to hate discounts.
Totally relatable.
Here's a solution that works for me and countless others that messaged during the bear market.
The Dual Account Strategy to Separate Long Term Investing from Active Trading.
It looks like this:
Maintain two completely separate accounts so that long term portfolio emotions never interfere with short term trading decisions.
1. Longer Term Investment Account
This account is for wealth building only.
•Dollar-cost average a fixed amount into it every month, regardless of market conditions.
•After significant market corrections (for example, 10%+ declines from recent highs), deploy additional capital opportunistically.
•Do not actively trade or frequently adjust positions in this account.
The goal is to let the market’s long term upward drift work in your favor while minimizing emotional decision making.
2. Active Trading Account
This account is for generating returns in both rising and falling markets.
•Keep it fully separate from the long-term account (different broker, different login, different capital allocation if possible).
•Focus exclusively on trading setups that can profit from either direction, without being influenced by how the long-term portfolio is performing.
•Size positions and manage risk based solely on the trading strategy, not on whether the broader market (or your long term holdings) is up or down.
By isolating the two accounts, you remove the common bias of “wanting the market to go up” from your trading decisions while still benefiting from long term market growth through consistent investing.
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I can’t shake the feeling that selling your high-beta tech stocks already down 40-70%, to buy low/no growth consumer names at 30-100x earnings…might not be so smart, either.




















