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Active Trader. Stocks/Options/Futures Trader, Dividend Collector. Always learning. NFA. (Primarily a scalper)

Florida, USA
Joined January 2021
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Larry retweeted
Their rules, our choice. I went from maximum allocation to zero accounts with @Topstep. For me to step away, considering how pro-TS I was, says a lot. We traders need to speak with our wallets 💰. If you don't like the rules, like I don't, stop purchasing evals‼️
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BREAKING: Oracle stock, $ORCL, surges over +12% after announcing expectations that free cash flow will reach $30 billion in FY2029. Investors had expected free cash flow to remain negative in that year. The company is also guiding for $225 billion in revenue by FY2030.
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Reads were on point today trading $MNQ Hold times could be improved, but entry ideas were all great.
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Larry retweeted
$ORCL *ORACLE CORPORATION - REAFFIRMS FY27 OUTLOOK: $90 BLN+ REVENUE, $8.1 NON-GAAP EPS *ORACLE CORPORATION - TO LIMIT ADDITIONAL CAPITAL RAISES TO $20 BLN THROUGH FY30
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Oracle $ORCL targets $225B+ in annual revenue by FY2030. Key financial targets: • FY27 revenue: $90B+ • FY30 revenue: $225B+ • Revenue growth: 35%+ CAGR through FY30 • FY30 non-GAAP operating margin: 40%+ • FY30 non-GAAP EPS: $21+ • Positive free cash flow: 2H FY28 • FY29 free cash flow: $30B+ • CapEx to peak in FY27-FY28 • Growth to become self-funded in FY29 • FY29 net debt/EBITDA: Below 3.5x Oracle also plans to limit additional capital raises through FY30 to $20B: • $10B in equity • $10B in debt This excludes debt refinancing and is separate from the $20B equity raise already completed in Q1 FY27.
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Last $MNQ scalps short after the FOMC announcement was released:
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Logged in and took 2 small $MNQ scalps short, then logged out. This feels like an example of a 'failure to follow through with an idea type of scenario', in hindsight. Still getting my feet wet after a long break. Will continue to work on improving.
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$MNQ 'big round number' target short scalps
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I'm on a roll with earnings trades. I single handedly provided support for $HOOD selling my $75 strike short put yesterday. You're welcome.
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RT @optionsbbq: If you're not using AI to help identify trade ideas and taking advantage of having multiple sets of eyes from different per…
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Larry retweeted
Anthropic currently has a larger cash pile than every public company except for Berkshire Hathaway and Google - CNBC
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Red flag for FOMC day tomorrow 🚩
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Bro why you did put me to live, 1 day before payout time :(( 28.000$ profit just gone for nothing…. @Topstep @MichaelPatak
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Larry retweeted
Firms moving like this is unacceptable. Live transition window needs to be implemented 25/48hrs after last payout or trader should be allowed to trade until next cycle @Topstep @dotjosh @MichaelPatak
Bro why you did put me to live, 1 day before payout time :(( 28.000$ profit just gone for nothing…. @Topstep @MichaelPatak
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$MNQ shorts off big round number price level; multiple scalps until final target reached.
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BREAKING: Brazil's -19.8% stock market crash on Monday was one of the rarest market events in the last two decades, according to our analysis. Brazil's EWZ ETF plunged -19.8% on October 26th, marking an 8.4 standard deviation move. For context, the ETF's average daily move over the last 20 years has been just +0.04%, with a standard deviation of 2.36%. Under a normal distribution, the probability of a decline this extreme is approximately 1 in 58 quadrillion. In other words, this event should be virtually impossible under conventional statistical models. What just happened in Brazil was *almost* impossible.
One of the most insane charts we've seen. Even as Brazilian stocks plunge -30% after their Presidential election, Brazil's volatility index is DOWN -40%. Brazil has lost -$200B of market cap today, yet "volatility" is collapsing. What is happening? Let us explain. (a thread)
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$HOOD bounced right off my price alert to the penny
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$HOOD Conference call must not being going well.
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