This video presents a comprehensive options trading strategy centered on two core systems: laser scalping (quick in-and-out trades at exact lows of one-minute candles for 10-30% gains) and intentional holding for rare setups (1-2 trades per day for larger 50-100%+ gains). The strategy emphasizes buying oversold dips at specific support levels (753, 751-750, 748) and using the green-red-green pattern as a reliable bullish reversal signal. Key principles include avoiding holding losers, cutting losses quickly, and timing entries precisely at market lows. The instructor recommends focusing on one or two tickers (like SPY) for consistency and using AI tools for post-trade analysis to expand trading insights.
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It is time to prepare to finish this week very strong within the green. We absolutely crushed it once again. My first trade on the day was buying spy call options once 750 our bull rally level was reacting bullish. I bought these calls in the morning towards the exact lows. Then news came out and I sold them for a 200% return. As I was in that trade, shortly after, Groar decided to buy calls on a further out of money to strike and those went up over 500%.
Then we proceeded to have many more wins. I ended up having five more wins in a row buying spy call options at the exact lows multiple times when it kept on retesting that 754 dip buying level.
For those of you who watch the game plan, you are well aware if the SPY gaps up or if it's holding above 749 and breaking above 750 751, the entire game plan for the day was to buy the dips for a bullish trending day. Losing remains a personal choice. I ended up going six for six, a 100% success rate, starting the day off with a massive win on a 200% plus return on calls. then proceeded to scalp and bottom tick calls at the exact lows of the 754 channel. We're going to be going over the trades towards the end, but first things first, we're going to get straight into the moneymaking analysis. So, in terms of the game plan, this is going to be very, very simple.
We're going to start off with the weekly chart. Then, we're going to go into the daily chart. Then, we're going to go into the 30-inut chart.
in terms of the weekly chart, right?
This is what I want you to understand.
There is some contradictions in terms of the weekly chart. But once we start to, you know, get more surgical and dissect this going from the macro to the micro, you know, macro, weekly, and then breaking down to the micro, daily chart, 108, 30 minute chart, we're gonna have a better understanding if um SPY is going to have a bullish or bearish trend day, and is it going to be a bullish or bearish close, right? So, make sure you stay to the end. So, in terms of the weekly chart pattern, you can see this was the previous week. We have this um green trend reversal candlestick pointing to the upside, right? This one looks fairly similar. And then you can see the next week it ended up closing um bullish in the middle. Um not at all-time highs and it did give back some gains, right? So, there was likely a drop into that close there. Um so, it had a bullish closing weekly middle, not closing strong to highs, right? So, I mean, I went back historically just to kind of read on how it would normally close in a situation like this. This is another similar situation. You can see it kind of closed in the middle as well, right? So, um, in terms of the weekly candlestick based off of the two things that I'm seeing now, this is a different situation. Take a look at this. And this is actually in the most alignment, right? And the reason why I'm saying this is, and this is something that nobody's pointing out or talking about.
Look at this green shine reversal weekly candlestick, right? So, look, big green bullish candle, green trend reversal candlestick. And then the next um next week, green bullish pin. The same green bullish pin. This one actually looks like the most compared to the other ones that I just showed you. Look at the next week. A strong bullish close directly at the market all-time highs. Right? So, one pattern I really want you to focus on in terms of the weekly closing is going to be um you know, starting June 30th, 2025 up until, you know, July 21st here, right? But take a look at this pattern. And now what we're going to do is we're going to go to the recent pattern. Look at this. It's identical, guys. So, I know there's there's showing signals of slight contradictory where it's either going to close in the middle and give back some gains, right? Or it's going to close strong at the highs. What we know now is it's going to do one of those two things. Meaning, it gives back some gains, closes in the middle of the week, right? And we'll go over exact prices if that's the case, or it closes strong and bullish at new all-time highs. Now, if we were to go in terms of based off of confirmations, the most confirmed thing is a bullish overall week. Take a look. And it's not just um June. It's it's this pattern right here. I'mma highlight all this, right? So, the strongest outcome is a bullish close. Now, again, this is just speaking for the weekly chart. And the weekly chart does also say it could get back some gains and close in the middle of the week rather than at new all-time highs, right? But in terms of what the weekly chart pattern is signaling, it's signaling that the most likely outcome would be a bullish closing week for new all-time highs. Now, you need to keep on watching the video because once we get into the daily chart in the 10day 30-minut chart patterns, when you go from macro to micro, it gets more accurate and certain. But we have to start with the macro to get a sense of overall direction on what can occur. So, basically, um, if you go back to, you know, the dates that I've that I've stated right here, so this right here, take a look, right? Um, look at this big green candle. So all of this all of this big green candle big green candle big green candle right just a lot of similarities.
This weekly candle looks very very similar to these weekly candles. Trend reversal weekly trend reversal weekly.
Next week bullish pop next week bullish pop and then next week gap up strong bullish close. Right? So basically the weekly chart pattern is looking identical to June, you know, um June 23rd week um up until July 21st week.
And then also right here, this looks very similar as well. um you know September 9th up until October 7th, right? Big green bullish candlestick, green trend reversal, green facing up, strong bullish close, right? Big green bullish candle um trend reversal, green bullish up, strong bullish close. Right.
So, in terms of the weekly chart, there's two outcomes on how we can close on the week. We can get back some gains, not close at all-time highs, close in the middle of the week, or we can close at new strong all-time highs. In terms of what the pattern is signaling, it is signaling that the favor in the most likely outcome based off the weekly chart foundation is a strong bullish close at new all-time highs. Right? So, based off of the weekly chart pattern, what do we have? We have the most likely outcome is a strong bullish close at new all-time highs, right? And we also have another situation, right, where it could close in the middle, right? So, in terms of absolutely certainty, it's not going to be a strong bearish closing week where all of the week's gains are gone.
It's either going to close in the middle or close strong at the all-time highs.
In terms of the most likely outcome with the weekly chart foundation, it's a strong bullish close at all-time highs.
Now, we're going to get into the daily chart and then we're going to get into the third um you know um 30-day 30-minut chart, right? So the reason why the reason why we went over the weekly chart is to get an understanding of how the week could close. Is it going to close bullish in the middle or bearish?
Bearish completely [ __ ] eliminated.
Get back some gains still could happen.
Strong bullish closing highs most likely outcome. We need to know all of these things heading into tomorrow so we can start to make trades when we get the confirmations at our levels. And the more time passes along with the information that I'm going to provide to you with the levels with the confirmation, you're going to have a better understanding and more of a confirmation if it's actually going to close strong and bullish alltime highs or give back a little bit gains but not close super bearish, you know, where it gives back all the week's gains more of in the middle of the week, right? So that's what we know beforehand. as the chart develops, you know, we're going to be absolutely certain on what's going to happen, but we do know the most likely outcome, which is a strong bullish trend day, right? Anyways, we're going to get into the daily chart. This is where things are going to get more surgical. This is where we're going to have a better understanding on, you know, what on on everything, right, with the trading. So, taking a look at the daily chart, the spy is currently signaling a strong bullish closing trend day. So, I like how the daily chart is in alignment with the weekly chart. And, you know, as I'm making this video and game plan, it almost feels like I I'm saying something that recently happened to an exact te and I feel like it's going to happen again. So, um you know, I'm speaking things into existence right now and based off of what I'm feeling with the words coming out, um basically this is all strong and bullish. It's likely going to be a strong bullish trending week. And I said something similar with these similar patterns with like the green red green this week and stuff like that with buying oversold dips like right here we had a green red green oversold dip previous day lows best price. We literally bought calls at the low that day and then we also had trades where we didn't buy the low but they came back to life and we still banked.
Basically it looks like we're in a very similar situation. And I will say whether we close bullish at the highs or in the middle and get back some gains from all-time highs, the number one thing you can do tomorrow is an oversold dip. And that's where I personally want the bulk of my profits to come from heading into tomorrow is buying an oversold dip. I'm much more interested in buying an oversold dip rather than playing the direction of the close, whether it's going to be a strong bullish close or in the middle. Right? So, in terms of edge and like rare setups based off of everything I'm seeing, the most logical thing and the easiest money to be made and the easiest trade to be made um where you would want to either put bigger size or hold for a longer period, right? because with trading um with my system, right, I have a strong foundation where I laser scalp and I bottom tick, which means I get in at the lows of a one minute candle and then the options flip quick and with a bottom tick situation where I'm in and out scalping laser quick, you know, I can quickly make 20 to 50% in a couple minutes, right? And then power hour, obviously a lot more. Um and then I have another system where if the setup is extremely rare, right? then I'll look to hold it longer, potentially size a little bit bigger and definitely um add to winners. Right? So, basically the whole rare setup play where you're going to want to hold for a bigger win and not just get in and out for massive gains because you can make a [ __ ] ton of money getting in and out if you know how to do it and you're consistent with it and using the right brokers and tools. But for those of you who really want to hold a trade and aim for some bigger gains, the number one thing you can do tomorrow, and this is going to be expected to be the best trade and the biggest one of the day is to buy an oversold dip. And we're going to be getting into that. So, we already confirmed that the most likely outcome is a bullish closing week. Um, and in terms of the daily chart, we have a green, red, green bullish daily candlestick chart pattern, right? So, take a look.
Green, red, green gaps up. Bullish closing week, bullish closing day continuation.
Green, red, green has a little drop by the oversold dip.
Strong bullish closing day, right?
Green, red, green, bullish closing day, right? So, there's a pattern that's going on where the spy is consistently hitting new all-time highs on the green red green pattern.
The best bullish pattern in existence, especially when you're combining this with a weekly chart foundation that literally says one of the outcomes could be a strong bullish closing week. And it actually says that's the most likely outcome rather than closing in the middle of the week, which would be towards like 752, right? So basically another valid point to be bullish now that I'm looking at this. You know the low of the week was at 749 and we're at 754.
It would seem a little unusual to close in the middle, right? We are we already wrote a bearish closing week where this [ __ ] flips red for the week.
We we already wrote that off the books.
Right now, I will say with such a small move for the week, it's actually looking very unusual and not even [ __ ] realistic to be closing in the middle.
If we close in the middle, you know, 749 to 755, you know, we're looking at like a 752 close.
It's looking like the least likely outcome, you know, just as unlikely as a bearish closing week. So, um I would say since the overall week has been like such a small week, it's just showing signals of it just wouldn't make sense. The move is just so small, it wouldn't make sense to close in the middle. It seems like what would make sense is a strong bullish closing all-time high situation, right? So, I want to put that out there as well. I just think in terms of the weekly chart right now, I think um the move is too small to close in the middle. That's what I personally think with everything going on, you know, stocks going into uh [ __ ] infinity, right? You got um Dell here um up 100 plus points off of earnings. [ __ ] crazy. Insane situations, man. But um you know, I just think Oh, and by the way, I'm going to add this in towards the end. AMD, I'm going to give you guys a play on AMD.
I'm very bullish on this one tomorrow.
And for those of you who've been following my trades on AMD Thursday and Friday that I've been making, you know, they're not timed the best at times, but they always come back to life and work, and they've been massive gains if you held them. So, I'm telling you guys, AMD, I've been doing very well trading this one. Um, you know, but I like to keep my number one focus on SPX. But for those of you who do want to trade something, I'll give you a bonus trade um towards the end, right? But um in terms of my true edge and what and just how I like to trade, guys, I like to make my trading extremely boring and just focus on one to two symbols really just spying S&P. Um part of creating an edge in the market is just to do the same simple things over and over again with the same tickers rather than bouncing around trying the same strategies on other stocks. But I do understand, you know, Friday zero dates, you know, very exciting. But in terms of my trading, I'm really getting to a place where I'm trying to make this [ __ ] as boring as possible and just literally just trade one ticker. Like I know I used to trade stocks more on Fridays, but I'm trying to more sway away from that. But I will give you a bonus play because AMD does look really good for those you are interested in it. Look, um, you know, basically this right here, green, red, green, you know, red pin, red pin, tiny green pin, bullish day, tiny green pin, bullish day. Dude, it looks identical to April 13th. My gosh. If we gap up, it is calls at the highest [ __ ] levels possible.
If we're reacting bearish, gapping down, then it's calls at our lower levels.
Even if you buy at the higher levels and it drops, the lower levels are going to print hell of a lot more than that L.
Dude, if anyone's red on Friday, I would strongly suggest to just not trade.
each week keeps on getting easier and easier. Guys, look at the trades, man.
There's not another group in history that's doing this. Look at this, man.
Look at these trades.
Literally at market open, my first trade of the day, 9:55 a.m. I bought 750 calls. My game plan said there was going to be a bull rally at 750 if we start to break above. The market opened flat. It held 749 and puts are very dangerous at 749. I brought awareness into that, right? So, I let the market play out a little bit, got into calls when it started flipping, when it started looking bullish, bought the calls towards the lows, and then I literally sold this [ __ ] deep in the money at 358 cents from 124 at 10:13 a.m. As if that wasn't enough for a big enough win, shortly after I got in on that trade, Groar decided to go um two more points out of the money. Much cheaper option trade, 55 cents. And he sold his at 237 cents for 400%. Dude, that's two trades, 600%. People are like, "Which one should I take? Should I take that one or this?"
I'm like, "Dude, if you take both, that's two massive wins." Obviously, this one is is double the win I had. But dude, if you take both, that's two massive wins at two different times. We have multiple systems that make people rich. Losing is genuinely a personal choice. When you start off your day with two massive wins and 600% returns, that's green enough to be green for the rest of next week. But anyways, man, look, we're in the greatest of times to be trading. It's very revealing. It's very exposing for those of you who are genuinely locked in. And one of the best ways to be locked in, guys, a lot of rich people, what do they do? They live in a house away from everyone else, right?
Nature, mountains, you know, the water, but they're typically away from everyone else. I genuinely believe, you know, I know everyone's different, but at least for me, I'm absolutely certain. I think for a lot of people the best thing is just to be away from everyone when they're trading and just to lock the [ __ ] in and focus. You know, simple setup, simple room, no distractions, don't leave the house, just lock the [ __ ] in, right?
A lot of rich people for a reason, you know, are living away from everyone else secluded with no one in sight. It's because, you know, a lot of rich people, the way they make their money is by like staying in their house so you can just keep on like building a bigger and better house.
and um just locking the [ __ ] in, you know, and then intentionally going out for fun or intentionally going out for a mission to accomplish more things, right? But it's like, dude, you guys need to understand with stocks with this [ __ ] you don't have to go anywhere. So, literally like the end goal with stocks is basically to just not be around anyone and just like build up a massive compound. It seems like that's one of the end goals with this whole stock [ __ ] That's one of the conclusions that I've come to. Um, rather than living in like a crazy [ __ ] penthouse, it seems like the end goal is just to keep building a bigger and better house.
Obviously, some people aren't interested in doing that, but I will say an edge is to live near nobody. It's a massive edge, you know, and also like nature, water, stuff like that helps too, but like away from everyone. So, um, anyways, you know, um, this is the best foundation, guys.
And for those of you who are actually good at trading, oh my gosh, you're going to be thriving. You're going to be making a [ __ ] fortune these these next couple years. It's going to be the best trading years of of your guys' career, especially for those of you already thriving and doing well. You guys need to lock in, dissect everything you're doing, get very surgical, and um, see all the small things. Another thing that has been improving my trading is, you know, just when I'm done trading, looking at what I did for the day and plugging everything into chat GPT. That can actually help a lot because basically one of the ways I use chat GPT is just to expand on what I already know or something that I'm experiencing and it can help gain multiple perspectives and it can add on to things that I might have not seen or thought of. And then when I see these things and read these things then I think can see of more things and then I could plug that into chat GBT and it could expand on that.
So, I do think one of the biggest edges um to chat GBT, one of the ways um I haven't in terms of trading, I haven't been the one to use it beforehand when I make a trade for that. I don't see much of an edge um really in it if you know how to trade, right? But I will say when you exit a trade, when you're done for the day, I do think Chat GBT has a massive edge to trading, you know, psychologically, emotionally.
um just so many variables to trading, right? Creating these potions, right?
Basically, I think it has a massive edge when the day is over and just like discussing the overall day, things you've experienced, trades you made, creating edges, expanding on all that, even plugging into trades. I think it has a massive edge in that realm, right?
Um in terms of planning and stuff like that, I already know what to do. have experience. So I don't use it for that or anything like that. But I will say the biggest edge that I found in actually using AI. It's just when the day is over, but not for planning, just for evaluating everything I experienced in everything um that I experienced for the day, you know? So as your day goes on, you guys can write some things down of like trades and just things you're experiencing, stuff like that. And when the day is over, when it's fresh in your head, just plug some [ __ ] into AI, see what it has to say. And then I'm telling you, once it starts saying [ __ ] your mind starts expanding and it starts seeing and noticing and thinking of other things and and then you can plug that new [ __ ] back into chat GPT. So, I think that's an edge and I'm going to be taking that actually a lot more serious.
But like I said, for my trading only after the fact, only when the trades are closed out. That's how I've only been using it and when the market is closed, not when the market is open. Right? So, um I think it's a great way to journal things and to expand on overall trading and creating an edge, right? One of the reasons why I'm just really not even on Fridays interested in trading stocks because guys, the times are just too good and too easy. So, like one of the ways of creating an edge and locking in is just to trade one ticker. And no matter what I try to do or create, SPY is always going to be that best ticker for me, right? I could try to create a system where I trade stocks on Fridays and it works out, but that's only one day out of a five day week where I'm going to be trading those stocks, which means I lack the edge. Also, you know, consistency is part of building edge.
Also, um part of the problem with stocks is they have wider spreads, which means it lacks an edge because the spreads aren't as tight even on zero days on Fridays, right? And um one thing that I'm finding a massive edge in my trading is just not being down and not losing money. One of the things I actually dislike about holding a trade is, you know, you can hold a trade, it can come back to life, but one of the things I actually dislike about it is um you're holding you're holding a trade that can turn into a winner, but you're still down and you're still losing. even if it comes back the best majority of the time. It's like I'm I'm more positioning my laser scalp style of trading to just not be down.
So, it's more relied, I would say, on timing, but in certain situations, I will hold L's, right? But basically, with my trading, I have two systems. I have a laser scalp system, which means I get in, I get out, and I focus on bottom ticking calls, exact lows. You know those big bullish one minute pins where the market flips. I'm getting in at the lows before the flip happens, before that pin is formed. That's what it is that I'm doing, right? So, um that and then just understanding, you know, rare setups, rare setups, certain levels like oversold dips tomorrow, those trades you can hold for bigger wins, aim for bigger wins, not just get in, get out, not rely necessarily 100% bottom ticking, right?
You know, obviously if you try to bottom tick, if it doesn't bottom tick, you just cut it quickly. It's a very small L, right?
Um, it's just bottom ticking has a massive edge in contracts flipping in prices very very quickly for massive gains. Meaning if it goes under the level, you just cut it quick and the loss is going to be a lot smaller, right? And if you're sizing in hundreds of contracts, it's thousands of dollars per minute. So, um, anyways, you know, 10 20% flips in minutes and then if you hold sometimes it's 50% plus. Runners can be 100% plus, right? But anyways, rare setups hold longer, potentially size a little bit bigger, right? Or you can size less. Your choice, right? But I'm telling you guys, if you start using AI and creating a system and creating an edge, it's going to really help your trading a lot. It's going to help you see things you normally don't see. It's going to help you think about things you might not have thought of. And then you're going to expand on that. And then you're going to start thinking of things that you might not have thought of. And then you could plug that [ __ ] into chat GBT. And then it's just a never- ending cycle of [ __ ] intelligence genius pouring the [ __ ] out every single day that's going to compound you into a [ __ ] genius trader, right?
So I I strongly recommend it when the market's closed, when the market's open or like planning for the day. I have no interest in it. Um so anyways, look, let's get into the money. In terms of the money, this right here, amazing zone for calls, 751, 750.
This right here, amazing zone for calls, 749 to 748. Right, these two zones are amazing zones to buy calls. Now, this I'm actually considering this um one of the best levels for calls tomorrow, 753.
Without a doubt, I'm absolutely certain that the market will bounce if we drop to 753. You buy the calls, you get in, you get out, you leave some runners, you make your money, you're going to be green, and you're going to be walking away this week green. Very, very green.
My best trade idea and my favorite trade idea is to buy calls at 753. That is my number one trade idea at the higher oversold level. Now, I will say I absolutely love the idea of buying calls at 750. But in terms of a massive edge, we have a massive edge if the market ever went this low, which would be very unusual tomorrow, 748. But once it does, massive edge in buying calls at 748, 750, and 753.
Now, in terms of where I think the true edge is, 753 to 752. I think this is our biggest edge for calls on an oversold dip. I'm more than willing to just automatically get in at 753 and um 751 to 750 massive edge. And then 748, that's just absolutely unfucking real, right? So those are your best levels for calls.
This likely won't hit tomorrow, but if it does next week, I'll be interested in buying there for a scalp. This is [ __ ] phenomenal. If that hits, I am [ __ ] in. This is the best. Literally the best zone for the expected day tomorrow is right [ __ ] here. This is [ __ ] flawless. Even if the market went lower, right? So if the market caps up, we're focusing on calls at higher levels for a break and retest above 755.
If the market breaks above 755 and it's holding above the previous closing price, we're going to be buying calls at that break and retest level. That would be the number one trade. watching calls for the break and retest above 755 to 756 zone. If the market holds 75460, all we're going to do is focus on buying calls at the break and retest levels of 755 756. That's the game plan. If the market reacts bearish, we're buying calls at 753, 752, right? It would be unusual if it drops this low, but if it does, we're looking to buy at 750 and then also 748.
That is the game plan. I have no interest or recommendation in puts tomorrow. Obviously, if there's a break of trend, you guys can try to trade the price ladder. Meaning, if one of my levels reacts bearish, you can try and buy puts. But, dude, I told y'all [ __ ] to buy the dips. And anyone buying puts today got absolutely [ __ ] destroyed. All you have to do is just scout the dips nonfucking stop like I did. So, I'm going to leave it off with that. If you use this game plan, you're going to be green as [ __ ] Leave runners for a strong bullish overall close. If we gap up, trade the higher levels, 755, 756. If we open up flat and start to slip and go under that previous closing price, you're going to want to trade that lower level at 753 to 752.
753 could end up being the exact lows on the day and it could be the absolute best level for calls if we go below the previous closing price. 753 is considered the best level possible to buy calls if the overall market does end up reacting um a little bit bearish. you know, if the market does end up reacting a little bit bearish in that particular situation, right? So, that's what I want to clarify. And I'm telling you guys, in terms of household names and in terms of money play names, dude, in terms of lasers and dude, I'm telling you guys, part of trading is creating an edge. And one of the ways that I've created my edge is bottom ticking. Bottom ticking is buying at the exact lows of a one minute candle, but you buy it at a special level where it has a big flip.
Meaning, if the one minute candle, let's say it's bearish and you know it's going to flip bullish at this level, you buy it when it looks bearish, it flips at the level automatically and then usually if it flips at the level automatically, it goes up a couple more minutes. And um sometimes it's a massive flip, but if you're doing at our levels, it should be a bigger flip, right? So meaning if you're buying into a bearish one minute candle and you get in towards the exact lows of those calls and it flips for a minute to couple minutes that's 20 to 30% that's look 10 to 30% in minutes and I could do that multiple times a day on a day like today dude you could have ran this up all day if you listen to the game plan. The game plan literally said buy every dip. That's what the game plan said. Buy every [ __ ] dip. Look dip dip dip dip dip dip dip dip dip dip dip dip. You don't have to sell this [ __ ] the exact highest. You can literally just get in, get like, see, look, it top lower this time, it top lower this time, it top lower this time. If I would have held, they could have made more money, dude. You could have just sat here and scalped every [ __ ] day at the exact [ __ ] lows with our levels. That's exactly what I did today. I scalped 754 calls. Um, five times today. Literally, five times. Look at how many scalps there was. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Obviously, there's less if you're selling all the way up [ __ ] here, right? holding through that decay and that stress and that [ __ ] pain of like, "Oh [ __ ] I was up 30%. Now I'm [ __ ] red. Oh [ __ ] I was up 30% again. Now I'm [ __ ] red."
Right? The market isn't an exact science in certain situations, right? Sometimes it's just going to chop, chop, chop, chop, chop. And the [ __ ] getting in and out, in and out. They're going to run up 100% gains in three to four trades, chopping it the [ __ ] up, buying at the exact lows. If you buy a 100 contracts and you're making 10% plus, dude, you're typically looking at, you know, $1,000 plus within a minute, hold for a couple more minutes, run it up to 3K, do it a couple times a day, run it up to 10K. Dude, I'm telling you, like laser scalping is such a deadly edge. I genuinely think the most deadly system is laser scalping combined with I should hold this trade a little bit longer. The rare setups hold a little bit longer. 753 hold a little bit longer. Aim a little bit bigger. Leave some [ __ ] runners for close. 753. You see, I know that [ __ ] right? 755 756. Yeah, leave some runners and [ __ ] but like don't aim as big unless it's a strong gap up form in a floor, right? But dude, you got to know when to hold longer and maybe size a little bit bigger, but you don't have to size bigger. You know, if you're holding longer, it's already going to create bigger gains. Um, but some would say to size a little bit bigger because, you know, you're holding longer for a reason. It's meant to be held longer because it's a [ __ ] A+ setup. Why the [ __ ] would we sell an A+ setup that quick? Now, obviously, if it's a laser scalp, yeah, we're going to look to get in, get out. But guys, I'm telling you, this has been my strongest edge that I've seen. My foundation is laser scalping, meaning my healthy baseline for trading is making laser scalps, which means I'm in and out 10 to 30% quick. Sometimes a little bit more, sometimes a little bit less. You know, thousands of dollars like that. Some trades 1K, some trades 4K, you know, some trades you get surprised with news like today, [ __ ] 10, 20K, right? It varies.
You know, if if you're laser scalping and news comes out, you know, a laser scalp turns into a 200% win in [ __ ] minutes. Welcome to the bullish market.
Welcome to the bullish market. That is some dude, it is so [ __ ] scary to buy puts in this market. Especially if you're buying at our oversold dip buying levels. Like I I literally even warned [ __ ] yesterday if about if we go below 74970 749. I warned those [ __ ] And we didn't gap up. We didn't gap down. We just opened up flat.
I gave it some time, dude. We were all bullish. We all banked on calls. We start the day 600% plus. We're a million [ __ ] steps ahead than anyone who even watches these [ __ ] game plans. Like, we're in a realm so far [ __ ] out, but everything just goes in the [ __ ] money, dude. Like, that's why we go far out of the money. We're just so far out of the [ __ ] like stratosphere where we have to do things differently.
Um, but guys, I'm telling you that has been my biggest edge. I have a healthy baseline, stable majority profits, plenty of um couple trades or plenty of trades for the day. Sometimes laser scalp in and out, in and out, in and out quick, right?
Bottom ticks, buying the dips. That's what I've been doing best. And then we have our rare setups. I would say one to two intentional trades per day. Hold longer, maybe size in bigger if you want to. You don't have to, right? you really don't need to size bigger um because holding longer is going to equal bigger gains, right, than your laser scalps.
So, if you size bigger, it just amplifies it. So, the only reason two two size and bigger is if you're okay with risking more on a setup that is better than a laser scalp, right? Some people, they just want to trade the best setups where they can hold longer and win big. One thing you need to understand about holding is guys when you hold a trade this is the this is why this is the you want to know the number one reason why I hate holding trades this is it you want to know the reason when you hold a trade you can when you hold something you cannot prevent a loss you can prevent how much money you're going to lose by how much you size in you know obviously if I enter a trade and it goes to zero the most I can lose is what I put in and that could be my max risk per trade right but what I dislike about holding in trades is as you hold a trade you cannot control as you're holding it like if you're up you can get back profits right or you can hold it longer and make more profits. Nothing's an exact science. If you're down you can lose more money and be down more and go to zero and then sometimes it comes back to life, sometimes it doesn't. Right? The reason why I like laser scalping is because I can bottom tick options. That's what I can do. I found an edge within the market where I'm buying at the exact lows on a one minute candle or on a very small fivem minute channel. Now, if it starts to go below my entry, I can just quickly cut my loss. So, what I like about it is I'm in control of quickly cutting my losses and I can just get back in control by re-entering rather than holding, you know, through a big draw down.
Obviously, it's not a big draw down. If something goes to zero and you're putting in a small amount of money, but if you're making big percentage gains on something that you're putting a small amount of money into, it's not massive gains despite the big percentage win, unless you're adding to the winners, right? But then when you add to a winner, sometimes you get profit stopped out quick or sometimes it goes straight the [ __ ] up.
You know, I just I'm starting to like the idea of just cutting out the equation in terms of my trading to just holding holding holding holding holding, right? Especially when it comes to losers. The only way you can really hold a win without losing is just to time a trade properly, set a profit stop, and move the profit stop up higher. And then eventually you get profit stopped out and then of course you can detach some of your position size from that profit stop where you decide to sell those runners wherever you want to sell them.
Right? So basically in terms of my trading I'm trying my absolute best to eliminate losses. That's been my main goal. I don't want to lose money. And if I do lose money I want to lose a very small amount compared to what I'm making. And I prefer to lose that very very quickly, right? Sooner rather than later instead of holding something and having hoping to come. That's just what my trading has just like that's the [ __ ] that it's been on, right? So I have two things. I have a system where I hold. I add to the winners. I set the profit stops, right? If it goes straight up, I'll make a [ __ ] ton. If not, I'll quickly get profit stopped out because, dude, I don't want to hold those and and I don't want to be down a lot percentage-wise, you know? Because if I'm down a lot percentage-wise, I ain't sizing in big, dude. [ __ ] that, you know? I I don't need to play the lottery. I don't need to scratch the ticket. I just need to time my [ __ ] accurately. And then when it's time to hold winners on those rare trades, hold my winners, set profit stops. Sometimes they'll go straight up. I'll make a [ __ ] ton. Sometimes I'll get profit stopped out quick. I'm still winning more because I added to the win quickly, right?
That's how I'm perceiving the market.
I'm not seeing a massive edge in holding through a big draw down on a small position size. I could just time a trade perfectly and then I could hold a trade that's meant to be held, but only hold it if it's winning. If it's not winning, I could just cut it, get back in, hold it when it's winning. Or of course, you can size in small, have it go down a [ __ ] ton if you like. And then when it starts winning, you can add to your winners, right? You guys do what the [ __ ] you want. It's just, dude, when I'm bottom ticking multiple trades a day, like it's undeniable.
Every single trade that I'm posting in the chat, I'm getting in on the lows of the dips.
You literally buy 100 [ __ ] contracts, low of a dip, run that up 10, 20, 30% in minutes, you just made 1 to 3K. You do that five times a day, you're up over 10K a day. versus holding a trade for the entire day, small amount of money, make 100% on a small amount of money, and you were down like [ __ ] 70% of times, and you held it for [ __ ] hours, and then like, like, dude, I like to win. I like to get in and I win. It's over. And then I flip, keep flipping, keep flipping. Oh, like, all right, we got a laser scalp. All right, let's run out 30%. Oh, we got a rare play. All right, let's run up [ __ ] 50 to 100%.
Right. Oh, we want to hold this one longer. All right, let's set the profit stop and move the profit stop up higher.
I'm just trying to eliminate the whole red thing and being down thing. You know, if anything, it's okay to be a little bit red and cut a loss quick, but holding a loss, I'm just swaying away from that, dude. I just I've hit a point in trading where I don't see the ROI in holding a loser. I I don't see the ROI in holding a loser. I could just time a trade right, get out, make a nice scalp, and then if if it's one of the trades where I think it's going to be a big winner, I could time that right and then just add to the winner rather than having a draw down in the first place. So, I'm just more aimed towards uh timing [ __ ] you know? Now obviously if you're holding it could create bigger draw downs which is why some people they start light they size in small and then when it flips green and starts looking bullish they add add real size right the key to that if you're going to hold [ __ ] till [ __ ] infinity especially losses you have to start light you have to size in small and then when that [ __ ] flips green looks bullish then you can add to it right or you can even buy another strike before that even happens if you want to try a trend reversal strategy at lower price too but like dude I'm just more focused on timing [ __ ] Um because I have an edge with timing. But I will say if you hold your trades, timing is extremely difficult. And if you try to time a trade where you're going to hold it for a long period of time, typically you're not in at the exact lows, right?
So if you're not at the exact lows, you either cut it quick, get back in, and you might have to go through that cycle a couple times, or you hold the loser, size in lighter, and then when it flips green, you add to the winner. Right? But see, that's just another thing that I don't like about holding is because I might not be in at the exact lows and I'm buying [ __ ] zero dates, you know?
That's just one of the reasons, right?
So, um, this whole laser scalp sha scalping of bottom ticking stocks is compounding and adding up like crazy, especially like days like this. Like, dude, look at this. Even on my scalp where I was aiming for a small win, it turned into a massive win because in a single minute, if you can't hold longer than a [ __ ] minute on a big ass move like this, then I don't know what the [ __ ] Like, on a massive move like this, I made 200%. And then on smaller moves where I got in, I got out, I was making like 15%, 20%, if I held, I would have made [ __ ] 100%. But like, dude, I was making a [ __ ] ton of trades today. I had six wins in a row. I mean on a day like on a day like this realistically you can make over 10 plus trades you know just buying these [ __ ] dips all day you know if you're buying these dips sometimes you're out here sometimes you're out here it's each each trade is different right but giving yourself the option to print is [ __ ] amazing but um you know I've just been focused on edge within trading and I've noticed that my edge is two things timing scalps perfectly laser scalping for smaller wins right and then um identifying the best setups at the best prices. For example, if the market dropped to 753, we are all buying and holding calls for a bigger win, a bigger move and making a [ __ ] ton of profit on that, right? So, I would say there's a right setup to hold and aim for bigger wins and scale into as you're green. And then there's also a right setup to get in towards the exact lows. Don't hold the loss and sell for a quick win. I use both systems, dude. The scalp system is [ __ ] crazy. I'm literally running up thousands of dollars in a couple minutes doing this a couple times per day. And whenever I have a loss, I just cut the [ __ ] quick.
So the trade just plays out right away.
And when something plays out that quick, you need an edge. And part of my edge, I'm the guy. When this looks bearish right here and this is red and bearish down here, I buy here and then it flips bullish and then it goes up for another two minutes, then it comes right back down and I'm out within three minutes.
And since I'm bottom ticket, that shit's like 20 30%. Dude, one minute scalping is such a [ __ ] edge. And the cool thing about it is if you're wrong for like a minute or two, you could just cut that loss super [ __ ] quick. But um the key is just the reversal. the reversal in the in the contracts being priced so low within that little reversal move when it's bearish and then flips bullish, it's so much bigger profit compared to if the candle just closed bearish and you cut it quickly.
I'm telling you, man, if you guys can figure out how to identify reversals on one minute candles where they're going to have a nice little uptrend at certain levels like I'm doing, like dude, 700.
Look, these are all levels. Like I even told you guys yesterday, calls at 749. I literally said calls at 749 if you want to try to bounce level, right? Um, that was literally the lows for the day. But this right here, red down, red up.
That's literally the best pattern. I mentioned that several times. Um, the trend reversal pattern. Green double red, green. Dude, the market is so [ __ ] predictable. Green, red, green, bullish uptrend. Green, red, green, bullish uptrend. Wick right here. Spikes up to the wick. Like, guys, this [ __ ] has never been simpler. It's never been [ __ ] easier, man. But look, laser scalping. Um, no, this is actually the big win. Big win. 753. Um, this could be a big win, too. 750 to 751, right? This could be the big win, too. Uh 748, but that's I don't see that happening tomorrow. And then um above on a gap up 755, 756 higher levels, getting in on calls, riding this [ __ ] up, right, dude. The market is just too easy, guys.
It's become too easy to make money, man.
It's like, [ __ ] Like, my trading has outperformed my business, man. I'm I'm looking at my growth in trading and then I'm looking at like my business and my social media.
It's just outperformed. It's it's like anything to do with like people I just like outperform it, man. Like business, recurring business and like oh social media grow to social media like trading it's just oneonone. It's me versus me.
Like that's literally like what what greater competition than my [ __ ] self? Like man, it's like this is the beauty of [ __ ] trading, man. Like I'm looking at my results like financially and in life and everything is just pointing trading, trading, trading, trading. No matter what the [ __ ] I do with my business, with my social media, it's like, dude, all this [ __ ] just comes back to [ __ ] trading. Just keep on. That's literally why on Fridays, like I'm trying to stay away from stocks because guys, part of an edge is just trading one simple.
Like, you know, people think in edges you have a strategy and you use the strategy on multiple stocks. No, you have to [ __ ] one stock. You know, if you're sleeping around with a bunch of other stocks, you're not going to get the same results. You're going to have different price action energies on on your attention. Um, you know, different spreads, none of this stuff is good. You know, like to sleep around with a bunch of stocks, not good. Just [ __ ] one every single day. Get in, get out. [ __ ] it.
Don't hold it. Don't hold it for [ __ ] ever, dude. Like, we're not marrying [ __ ] spy. Like, [ __ ] that, you know?
I mean, I'm married to the game, but I'm not marrying this [ __ ] ticker. I'm I'm getting in, I'm getting out. I mean, I'll trade it for the rest of my life, but um I'm I'm not married to this [ __ ] like, no, [ __ ] that. Like, but um you guys, I'm telling you, you guys need to get in and out and just rack up a [ __ ] ton of money, man. Um but yeah, the people who obviously have large accounts, they'll love that scalping [ __ ] It's just [ __ ] insane.
Like it's so [ __ ] easy to make thousands of dollars per minutes.
Start questioning why the [ __ ] am I even spending time holding a trade when I don't have to hold a loss. I don't if I don't even have to be down. I I could just cut at a,000 and then sell for 3,000 and do that a [ __ ] ton instead of what? Holding for hours to make the same outcome. Like guys, I could just add to winners when they win. Like [ __ ] all this holding. like this whole holding [ __ ] creates losses and it creates bigger draw downs and I don't like that. I know when you size in you can control what you lose but you know but I also have to understanding if you want to win big you have to hold trades um if you want a massive winning big trade you know which comes down to sizing in small holding through the big draw down and then adding to the winner right but um I'm just really trying to focus on my system even when I'm winning big to just time it to just time it accurately like guys I'm at a point. I don't want a draw down. I don't want to be down 50%. I don't want a [ __ ] L. If it's an L, it's quick. It's not even a [ __ ] scratch.
If if you make thousands of dollars a win and you're only losing $500 on a loss, it's like it's not even a [ __ ] L. You just keep on trading. It's gone.
It never was [ __ ] there. One win wipes out three [ __ ] L's. Like basically I still think I could time big wins properly. So if I can [ __ ] holding L's, time big wins properly and add to winners, set profit stops, move profit stops up higher. You know, I think there's certain rare setups where if we just get in and hold, we're going to be close to the bottom. But I will say if you're aiming for a big win, you have to understand the percentage loss is always going to be bigger than the laser scalp. So think of your position size as well because obviously if I'm aiming for a big win, dude, it's still very realistic to be down, I would say 30%. But like under 30% that's just like really pushing it, you know? Like with our setups, we shouldn't even be [ __ ] down much. I get it. Like if we're holding and [ __ ] that's different. Um, but certain trades just make sense to hold. But dude, it's just like the [ __ ] I'm on. Like, dude, I'm looking at this [ __ ] chart. I'm sitting here saying, I could just buy the exact lows of this dip every time it hits this price and I know this shit's going to go up because my game plan works and it's all confirmed on these 30-minute candlesticks and I could just keep on doing this and making thousands of dollars per trade. Whereas someone else, they'll hold a trade all day and the price goes in their favor and it might not even be green because it didn't go deep in the money. I'm s saying, dude, I could just laser scalp the [ __ ] lows non-stop and then I could have a rare setup one to two times per day like we had in the morning. We bought the bull rally level in the title and this [ __ ] went up 200%.
I could do that twice to three times a day. And then I could do my scalps [ __ ] three times a day, sometimes [ __ ] more. So I'm starting to see like basically I'm aiming for like I'd say two holding trades per day. two. The best rarest setups, I'd say two is a good number. Three max probably. And then with scalps, I would say a good base is three. And then on rare days, six to 10. And then, who knows, I might get so [ __ ] locked in, dude. Who knows? Maybe someday I make a 100 scalps a day. Maybe I turn it up that [ __ ] much. 100 scalps a day.
10 losses minus 100%.
90 wins, 10% average, [ __ ] 900%.
and sized in big, cutting losses quickly rather than size in small, add to a win, make a 100% gain.
So, like I said, man, I'm on some laser scalp [ __ ] and I'm on some like intentional hold for big win [ __ ] but I'm trying to sway away from this whole idea of a draw down. I'm so done with the draw downs with my trading. this whole idea of like, oh, let's be down 50% and hold and have our losses come back to life. Look, it works. I get it.
But, dude, I just think I could do like a trillion times better than that. So, I'm just going to be very intentional with my setups that I hold. Um, and plus, if you're doing that, it's small wins unless you add to winners, right?
And you can also add to laser scalps, too. But it's like, dude, if anything in that situation, I could just buy another strike as well. But guys, I'm just hitting the point. I'm thinking about edge.
And in terms of options, a big edge is in timing. It really is.
It's not in having draw downs and having losers come back to life. That can be an edge, but it's like in terms of trading, zero day options, this [ __ ] is about timing. That's what the [ __ ] this [ __ ] is about. If you go too far out of the money, this [ __ ] can go up all day and you might not be green because it takes too long or never goes deep in the money. Like I could never enter a trade if it goes in my direction and I'm not green. [ __ ] that. When I enter a trade, I need to be green. I need to be green right away.
And um if that direction's going in my favor, I need to be I need to be green quick. None of this Oh, spy went up one to two points. That was a massive move.
But we went too far out of the money and we're not green. Like, [ __ ] that. If this shit's going up, I need to be going up. If not, I ain't trading. Like, dude, I'm on some different [ __ ] I'm on the laser scalp [ __ ] a couple times today.
I'm very locked in. So, this can scale to a lot more than a couple times per day. And um I'm on my intentional [ __ ] Hold big winners. Hold for bigger wins.
Hold longer twice a day. That's the [ __ ] I'm on. And I'm And I Dude, I'm just I've had it up to here with the draw downs. I don't want to see it. [ __ ] the draw downs. If you're down 90 [ __ ] percent, get better. Get [ __ ] Oh, it flipped green. It went up 100%. Dude, get better.
Down 90%. Sold for 100%.
Down 0 to 3% sold for 10%.
One trade is a better risk-to-reward and it's done in a [ __ ] minute. The other trade takes for [ __ ] hours and barely goes [ __ ] green. Like, dude, I've had it up to here with this whole holding loser [ __ ] Look, it works and they come back to life. But guys, I think we could do better. Let's be more intentional with our setups. Like, [ __ ] this idea of like holding for [ __ ] losers and going Who the [ __ ] wants to hold a loser if they're going far out of the money?
That's like the most deadliest combination. Like, dude, if I'm going further out of the money, I don't want to hold no [ __ ] loss. That [ __ ] is dead. That [ __ ] is [ __ ] dead.
Trade down 90%, sell for 100%. It's like a 1.0 risk to ratio, 0.9, whatever, whatever the [ __ ] I could do a laser scalp, like 3 to 5% draw down, 10 to 30% in a minute. Like, dude, I'm making my money now. I ain't holding for no lower riskreward ratio. Like, [ __ ] all that.
[ __ ] all that [ __ ] So, that's the [ __ ] that I'm on. And um I'm I'mma keep it that way, man. You know, and I plugged all this [ __ ] into um AI2 and it literally said this whole like holding loser [ __ ] It ranked it actually the worst strategy out of all my option strategies that I plugged into it, right? But look, everyone has their systems and the systems work. But another thing about far the money options and holding for [ __ ] ever, you know, the market gives us seasons that are dry or it doesn't do much, but reward laser scalpers. That's the cool thing about laser scalping is you could do it every single day. No problem. Get [ __ ] better. You know, if you can't laser scalp and get then get [ __ ] better. It's like laser scalping, you do this [ __ ] every day.
Holding for all the money is not an everyday thing, you know? supposed to trade an asset class every single day that's not meant to be traded every every single day.
It creates a lack of stability and it creates losses and it creates good seasons and bad seasons. And the [ __ ] I'm on, dude, I'm on a never- ending winning season, which means I'm never [ __ ] losing. If I'm losing, I'm simply making more money after the loss.
Oh, lost 500. Well, the next trade is 3K. Did I really lose? I was just trading to get to a bigger win. Without the loss, I can't have the bigger win.
you know, there's no way to eliminate it unless I just want to try to [ __ ] trade less and just edge the absolute best ones. But dude, I'm here to trade and the more I trade, the more money I make. So, I don't mind a couple L's if there's some small L's. The wins are so much bigger than the [ __ ] L's. So, this is the [ __ ] I'm on. This is what I'm sticking with. Um, I'm going to be mapping out trades where I'm planning to hold intentionally, right? So, obviously, if we gap up, I am looking to hold more intentionally for gap and go.
That's one of my holding intentional plays rather than a scalp because that could be the exact lows of a gap and go.
If we drop to 753, I am looking to hold intentionally, right? And then between those levels and with 30-minute candles and another thing you guys should focus on as well, 15-minute candles, 30-minute candles, half of that 15-minute candles, very good as well, right? It breaks down that macro 30 into a into a 15-minute direction, right? And then in between those levels with a 30-minute chart or at those level with 30-minute chart, I'll be making laser scalps too, dude.
You know, that's another thing.
I have two systems to make money. Laser scalps. Hold for big winners. I'm just trying to eliminate the idea of big draw downs when I'm holding for big winners.
I think it's absolutely undeniable. of the best educational curriculum and it seems ridiculous to hold a loser um on something that I can get in at such a good deal, such a good price and time fairly well, right? It seems pretty ridiculous. I would say at most like 30% like keep it around 30% L draw down on the ones are holding for bigger wins like around 33%. Obviously, laser scalps a lot less, you know, it could be 5% 10%. But anyways, you guys need to understand, man, being selective in separating. This is a rare setup. We're going to hold it. This is a scalp. We're going to get in and out and cut it quick, right? But dude, I'm going to do this, too. So, I have a system where I get in, I get out. It [ __ ] prints like crazy.
So, when it's time to hold a trade, I'm going to use both my systems because two wins is bigger than one.
Think about it. This is [ __ ] genius.
If there's a trade I'm supposed to hold longer, I'm going to go further out of the money and aim for a bigger win, but I could still enter a laser scalp and that counts as two wins. And the laser scalp is going to make me more money on top of the bigger win. And suppose the bigger win doesn't work out. The laser scalp is probably gonna work out. So that protects the L. Dude, if I if I laser scalp a trade that's supposed to be a big win, the laser scalp is usually going to work. The level's just too good. It's undeniable. But sometimes trades flip green to red, you know?
Which is why if you laser scalp, you ain't flipping [ __ ] red, right? If you're holding big, you're flipping red unless you set that profit stop. You got to set that profit stop 10% plus, right?
But look, listen.
If there's a level where I want to hold, it's a best setup. I'm gonna make two trades. I'm gonna make a trade where I get in and out with a strike at the money or one point out of the money.
Then I'm going to make another trade since I'm trying to hold it, right?
One to two points plus out of the money, further out of the money.
That laser scalp is gonna [ __ ] hit.
And that's bank.
Then if my trade I'm holding doesn't hit, you know, it's either a small L or if I was green, I could set the profit stop. Boom. Profit stopped out. Move the profit stop up higher. But dude, the point is that laser scalp adds to more wins, more wins, more gains, and it also protects me. It protects me on that second trade. Suppose you hold a trade and you flip green to red. Suppose you hold a trade and um you quickly get profit stopped out for a small win, right? By laser scalping in and out, it's going to add. It's gonna amplify your gains in the safest way possible.
Dude, if I could buy another strike and make another trade on something that looks like it's going to go up a [ __ ] ton, why the [ __ ] would I just buy the one strike when I can have two wins? I have two systems. You know, if if I have a system where I get in and out, wouldn't it make sense to also use that system at the best price that could go up a [ __ ] ton more but still sell too soon? Absolutely.
because the level's better. It's a better setup than the other ones. But I use it on the other ones, too, because it's the foundation of baseline that [ __ ] prints, too. So, guys, this is the beauty of options.
If I'm holding a trade for all the money because I'm aiming for the bigger win, well, why the [ __ ] not have another win and get in and get out? If it's so damn [ __ ] good and we're gonna hold this [ __ ] to [ __ ] infinity, why the [ __ ] not buy another strike and have a nice win? Make another extra [ __ ] 2K, 3K.
Like, [ __ ] man. Some people just want to make 5K. Other people want to make 10K with with another [ __ ] trade.
Like, dude, it's absolutely undeniable. I was thinking about that, man, and I really realized like I'm gonna go far out of the money on a trade I'm gonna hold longer. So, why not just buy another strike two and go closer like at the money or one point out of the money and have two massive wins? Two wins is is obviously considered more risk because you're making more trades. But two wins is more gains.
If I'm already risking, holding for a bigger win, why the [ __ ] not get in and out and bank? I get in and out on [ __ ] that isn't even like the most amazing setups. These are like decent setups.
So, if the best [ __ ] setup appears, why the [ __ ] not buy another strike and make another one? This is something I thought about a lot, you know, cuz when I'm going far out of the money on a trade that I'm holding as it's going up, I could be red. I might not even be green.
The trade might not even work out. But, you know what?
I bet you the vast majority of the time it's going to have a nice spike in your favor, right? In that situation, trades too far out of the money, you didn't make money. Quickly got profit stopped out for small gains. But if you just get in, get out with a strike closer at the money, barely out of the money, and you sell that [ __ ] quick into the spike, it's going to make bigger gains than the gains you would have made holding if you got profit stopped out, right?
So, I think it's an extremely edge to make two trades on a trade that's meant to be held. Obviously, only if that trade that's meant to be held is meant to be timed perfectly as well. If not, then be more meticulous with that other opportunity, right? Because I'm not looking to hold my laser scalps. And the beauty of this is the trades that I'm trying to hold, dude, they're at levels that are designed to bounce first anyways. So the beauty of this is I my system, this is how it kind of works.
If I'm holding for a big win, typically I'm trying to get in towards the lows.
So this means that I can make a scalp and I can also make a trade further out of the money. The scalp prints first. I get in, I get out and then the trade further out of the money takes more time to print. Bigger percentage gains, right? Sizing, you decide how big you want to size on each, right? Literally the scalp could be a bigger win than the bigger trade percentage-wise if you size in less on the trade percentage wise.
It's very possible, right? You guys decide how you want your sizing. My number rule with sizing is if I'm holding an L, I am not sizing big. And I mean, dude, at this point, I I've just gotten to the point I don't see the value in holding L's. I could just time trades perfectly instead of playing the lottery. You know, like you can think about like sports. Like some people, you know, before the game starts, they bet on which team's going to win. And then other people have a very sharp edge when the game starts. They make a play as they're observing the game. They make a play in real time. You know, is this player going to score as specific? you know, is what's going to happen in this quarter? Is there going to be a turnover? Whatever the [ __ ] right? I always thought it's more of an edge with everything once it already starts. I don't think it's an edge and like beforehand or like as the market's moving, that's where I think the edge is, right? Holding doesn't seem like the biggest of edges, especially if you're holding through a draw down. I would say holding through a big draw down, it doesn't seem like the most edgeful thing to do within the market because if I can have a strategy where I don't have to hold through a 90% draw down, you know, and the only way to hold through a 90% draw down is by sizing in light. So, it's kind of situating to, you know, sizing in light, big draw downs, nice percentage gains. It's all situating to like smaller account, smaller gain focused, you know.
But if you size in big with the [ __ ] size in decent with the [ __ ] that I'm doing and compound your account that way, dude, this [ __ ] adds up like [ __ ] crazy. And it happens in an instance. It happens so [ __ ] quick.
Like if I'm sized and I'm laser scalping, I'm not [ __ ] holding. I'm either, you know, lose a K or make [ __ ] 3K plus like in and out [ __ ] quick on that [ __ ] You know, sometimes you get surprised. Sometimes you try to make, you know, 3,000 here and then a big ass spike comes and you end up making [ __ ] 15 to $20,000 because of news. Welcome to [ __ ] options. You know, that's the beauty of options. Oh, I'm selling too soon. I'm selling too soon. Well, if you're buying a [ __ ] dip, nobody's selling too soon, dude. You couldn't hold for a [ __ ] minute on this big ass [ __ ] spike or [ __ ] two more minutes for even double the [ __ ] gains. Like, you know, there's a lot of edge in buying calls, not so much edge in buying puts because whenever the news comes out, it doesn't seem to [ __ ] go down 50 [ __ ] points. It seems to go up 50 [ __ ] points every single time, right?
There's a reason in these [ __ ] edge bull rallies, right? So, trading is about making a [ __ ] edge. And the edge of this thing calls on oversold [ __ ] dips, right? And the edge is identifying opportunities that are meant to be held that likely don't have big draw downs and also identifying opportunities that are meant to be laser scalped. But basically with this whole system of like, you know, I'm going to hold trades for bigger wins. I'm trying to narrow that down to it's timed perfectly. Therefore, I can also use my laser scalp system and have two wins instead of one, which is very advantageous rather than having a system if I'm down 90% because I'm not timing it accurately.
That means I can't make the laser scalp.
And since I can't do that, I'm making less money. Plus, I'm down 90% which means I'm holding through a draw down and it's a small position size because who the [ __ ] holding a big position size down 90%.
So, it's like losing the opportunity to make a laser scalp cuz um you know, you can have a holding system where it's meant to laser scalp or you can have a holding system where it's not meant to scalp.
For example, AMD tomorrow, I think it's going to close at new alltime highs. I'm not sure when it's going to happen.
Meaning, I don't have that laser scalp system on AMD, but I do have a system where if I hold a trade in size and small, it's likely going to print, but I'll likely be down 50% plus first, right? I have that system, too. But, dude, I'm looking at every [ __ ] system I have, and I'm sitting here saying, a holding system, the best setup at the best price, combined with perfect timing where I can scalp it, too. Two massive wins seems like the ultimate [ __ ] edge in the market. and then just laser scalping as well. Right? That's what seems to be the biggest edge. If you can enter a trade that you can hold, but you know it's going to be timed perfectly.
Therefore, you can enter another trade where you scalp. Because if you're entering a trade where you try to scalp and you hold it through 90%, you're [ __ ] Because on your wins, you're not making 90%. You're making smaller gains, right? That's why we don't hold scalps.
We cut them quick. And that's why we focus on timing at the exact lows, right? Certain trades you hold are not designed um for small draw downs. You might have to experience a big draw down. Certain trades you do hold are designed for um smaller draw downs. Obviously, nothing's to an exact science, right? But even if you enter a laser scalp at a trade that's meant to be hold, you can cut the L quickly. And if you enter a trade that's meant to be hold, you can cut the L quickly, right? But I do believe we can narrow it down and focus on trades that are meant to be held that don't experience greater draw downs than 30%.
I absolutely think that's impo I absolutely think that's possible for the vast majority of the time. It's either cut it quickly at like 30%. Um but the vast majority of the time it works and it bottoms before that and goes up a [ __ ] ton, right? So I'm focused on that along with my laser scalp system. And dude, with all these [ __ ] systems that I'm looking at, the laser scalp system is [ __ ] cracked. And even when you're laser scalping, the market's going to surprise you with [ __ ] like this. Massive move in a couple minutes. Massive move in a couple minutes. Massive move in a couple minutes. Like guys, if you buy the right strike, look, spies at [ __ ] seven spies at [ __ ] uh 74980, right? Let's say you buy it on this dip here at 74970 and then you buy a 750 call 30 cents out of the money. If it spikes to 75030 in two [ __ ] minutes, this big ass spike, it's a massive gain, dude. If you don't sell that and you give it all back, [ __ ] degenerate. [ __ ] degenerate.
Like, dude, that's a massive [ __ ] gain. When you buy a trade out of the money, whether it's 10 cents, 20 cents, 30 cents out of money, it quickly goes a little bit in the money. It's a massive gain. It really is. Buy 100 contracts.
Watch how many thousands you're going to make doing that. like a [ __ ] like dude, y'all need to get with this [ __ ] option [ __ ] man. Options give you options. And if options gives me options, this whole like hold a small position size for a 90% draw down, have it come back to life. Like, dude, [ __ ] that. We need to win. We need to time our [ __ ] better, right? But look, the [ __ ] works. Obviously, if you size in smaller, you can hold the [ __ ] L's.
Um, but the [ __ ] does work. I I just think in terms of like the most reliable consistent baseline, dude, this laser scalping [ __ ] and then just identifying trades that you know, you hold them and I would say like 30 33% draw down, 100% plus win. That's what I would say. But this whole idea of like 90% [ __ ] draw down for 100% win like dude one to one ratio, smaller position sizes, like [ __ ] Like we need to be better guys. We need to be at our absolute best. The market has never been this good and it's never been this easy. We need to be absolutely undeniable, right? So, I'm going to leave it off at that. Um, the bonus idea for those of you who stay to the end, I think AMD is going to close at new all-time highs. That's what I think. So, I think it's going to close above 530 minimum. It can go up hell of a [ __ ] ton more, right? With that being said, with that information, you can look into something called a call debit spread.
So, what do we believe? We believe AMD is going to close at all-time highs, right? Right now, the all-time highs are at 527, meaning this can close well above 530 with the momentum that it has, right? So, if we have no [ __ ] idea when it's going to happen, but we do know it's going to happen by the close on Friday, one thing we can do is buy a call debit spread. You could research that if you would like. I would say that's actually the smartest way to trade AMD tomorrow is to buy a call debits spread. Um, and to go with like you can look into like a 520 to a 525 or even like a 5 uh 20 to 530, something like that. Right. But basically, this shit's going to close and hit new alltime highs. It's bullish as [ __ ] That's what I think. Right now, in terms of zero day options, this is what we're going to focus on. We're going to focus on buying the dips. So, if we somehow some [ __ ] way dip back to um 750, excuse me, 508 to 512. Even going to eye this level here at 515. Look, I'm just eyeing opportunities for AMD calls, man.
Whenever it's looking bullish, green, red, green, forming bullish trend reversal confirmations, I'm looking to get in on dips because I think it's going to close above 530. With that being said, I'm signing the [ __ ] off. If you listen to what the [ __ ] I said, you should make a lot of money. If you're making a lot of money, you should join our group to make a lot more money. Um, you know, the gains speak for themselves. I'm in at calls at 955 a.m.
I'm in at 124 cents. First trade of the day, I'm out at 358. Shortly after I entered calls, Chirro alerted to strike two points further out of the money.
He's in at a much lower price. Further out of the money on a 752 call, 55 cents, right? Half the price I paid for my call. Closer in the money. and then he sold his for 237.
Right? We all have different systems.
The point is our systems win and they make people [ __ ] rich. Obviously, there's difference, right? You're going to see with Geor trades, you know, there's going to be trades where you're going to have to hold through 90% draw downs, right? So, if you're not sizing small, you're going to get [ __ ] destroyed. That's why you that's why you guys need to size in light and size in small if you're taking trades that can go down 90% plus expire goes to zero, right? Um, then there was an L. And then on the power hour trades, guys, look, Girro trades, the best ones, morning undeniable, best morning trades to ever [ __ ] exist. Start your days green, take the morning trades. Power Hour, worth taking the risk every single time.
And the cool thing about Power Hour is they're laser quick scalps, you know. Um the holding time is similar to the way I hold my trades. Um but still, you know, Jirro's he he'll be holding longer, but um you know, they're bigger gains because SPX and uh further out of the money, right? Um power hour is where you're going to see my biggest gains percentage-wise when I've entered my power hour trades, but the [ __ ] I've been on, dude, I've just been trading mornings and middle of the day lately. I haven't even been trading power hour um much lately. Um, one of the disadvantages to power hour is you can make a lot of gains, but the disadvantage is you only have um, one final 30-minute candle. However, the chart is fully developed. So, if the best confirmation is there, you know, then you have that, too. But guys, as you can see with options, you can create a [ __ ] ton of different systems, man.
And every system is different. If you go further out of the money, you're going to have some red months. You're going to have some bad seasons. If you're always laser scalping, well, you should always be [ __ ] green. And if not, you should figure that [ __ ] out quickly because it can get ugly quickly if not too, right?
Um, but if the market's always providing moves to get in and out, then at least if you're going like not far out of the money, you're trading an asset class where you can make money every single day. Whereas if you're going far out of the money, you know, some days the market isn't going to give you far out of the money setups and you're going to get absolutely [ __ ] destroyed on those days. And that could vary and last for one to two months. You know, we recently had a very bad season for far out of the monies. But the cool thing about farther the monies is the gains are so massive and big where you can afford to have those bad seasons. But some people don't like it because it lacks stability. You know, some people want consistency in their trading and to trade an asset class that works every single day rather than it works 10 months out of the year and then two random months it's [ __ ] horrible and then you got to bounce back from those two months where the market did a light switch where everything you did didn't work even if the price went in your direction. Right? So guys, different systems, different ways to make money.
Everything [ __ ] works. It's just it works in different ways. Some things are more consistent and stable. Other things can bounce back and have red months and green months. Everything's [ __ ] different. But dude, I'm sitting here saying like, if [ __ ] are scalping, getting in and out, the market provides those opportunities every single day. There's no excuses to be red. If you're red, you guys need to fix your [ __ ] [ __ ] Um, if you're scalping, far out of the monies, well, far the monies don't print every single day because the market doesn't give the moves on far the monies every single day. Um, sometimes it gives weeks or months where they don't [ __ ] print.
Now, obviously, if you're having massive winning seasons, you can afford the draw downs, right? But with scalping, there shouldn't be big draw downs. There really shouldn't because you get out [ __ ] quick.
SPY 75 and the wins are a lot bigger than the L's. Even when scalping, you know, gains add up. When the wins are bigger than L's, that's when gains add up. And if you had to winners, it amplifies it. Set prop stops, move prop stops up, higher, and amplifies the holding for bigger gains. Right? So, look, this is what the [ __ ] I did after that massive win. Um, 754 calls, 74 cents, sold at 84 cents, sold runners at 94 cents. So, um, like I said, you literally just buy hundreds of contracts, run up a couple thousand, you could do this a couple times a day. [ __ ] works. It prints like [ __ ] crazy, right? Um, watching calls for another dip by at 75430 was the exact [ __ ] lows. Um, 754 calls again, 84 cents. Sold at 93 cents. Another win, right? Every time you make 10 cents on a contract with 100 contracts, that's a $1,000 profit in a minute. Um, this [ __ ] adds up like [ __ ] crazy, man. 754 calls at 68 cents.
7 54. Um, that was sold at 77 cents, right? So, I'm in at [ __ ] uh I'm in at 68 cents. I'm out at 77 cents in a single minute. It's bottom ticking, guys. You got to be [ __ ] quick. 754 calls at 64.
Sold at 74. Notice how every time I'm buying and selling, I make like a quick 15 20% and then it just goes lower. You know, people think holding is so great.
Well, how many draw downs did you have to hold to get green? With all those draw downs that you had, you could have made multiple strikes. You could have been in and out and you could have made a lot more money than holding the L's.
It's like, dude, I like scalping because it gives you control.
What if I want to create a strategy where I don't want to be red? I don't want to be down. All right, then let's time the one minute candle perfectly.
When SPY is close to a a strike, say it goes a little bit out of the money. All right. Well, let's create a strategy where when the strike price goes a little bit out of the money, let's create a strategy where we know it's going to quickly go back in the money.
So, we buy towards the lows, it quickly goes back in the money, and we bank like [ __ ] crazy off a small move because out of money to in the money, [ __ ] massive moves, right? That's what the [ __ ] I like doing. I don't like big draw downs. I don't like holding losers. Like, I just don't like it. If I'm holding a loss and I'm sitting here saying, "Dude, I could just make a trade against this loss in print."
I I want to be like in control of the direction. I want to be like in control of gains. I just want to like cut the L quick. Like, dude, this whole idea of holding L's, I could just cut that [ __ ] by another strike. But obviously, like guys, I still have a system where I hold L's, that's where this gets complex, dude. I have so many [ __ ] systems.
I'm just using every [ __ ] system to make money. It's just I'm leaning on the direction of better timing, laser scalping, and then two intentional trades. Aim for bigger wins. That's the [ __ ] that I'm focused on. I'm just I'm trying my best to stay away from big draw downs because I actually want to size in on my trades nicely, not just add to winners and set a profit stop and then sometimes it goes straight in the favor. Like, dude, I want to take some nice size initially because I think bottom ticking is an edge. I think it's a very real thing. Even on a trade that's meant to be held, I think you could still bottom tick that [ __ ] trade, get fairly close to it. I think it's possible, right? A lot harder than bottom ticking, I would say, a scalp, but I do think it's possible. Obviously, if you're going to hold a trade for a bigger win, it's going to be bigger draw downs and more unusual to buy at the exact bottom, right? And um holding trades is just so frustrating. It's frustrating to like not be up when you when the thing goes up in your direction because you're going too far out and didn't have big enough move yet. It's frustrating to be up and then get profit stopped out or go like right back down and just hold it because you don't have a profit stop up on and then hoping it flips back up again. You know, holding is very frustrating. Like it really is.
You could just get in and out and have control just [ __ ] the market all day.
It's like, dude, if people know how to time their [ __ ] they could just dip their toes in the market, make a couple thousand, do it a couple times a day, and that's it. And just run that [ __ ] [ __ ] And then, of course, big wins come with news, and then big wins come with other trades, the rare trades where we hope for bigger wins, but try to time them better. Um, but obviously timing really matters. If you're just like, if you're sizing in small, timing doesn't matter as much.
But dude, this whole idea of like holding forever to make small wins, not as attractive. Um, I just like to get this [ __ ] done quick and I like the size, you know? I I don't like to go green to red. I don't like to get back gains. The the thing I hate, one of the things I hate the most is giving back gains. If I'm up 30% and then I'm down, oh, [ __ ] that. I'm taking 30% every time. Some of the degenerates, like some people who trade in here, they're like, "Dude, I they're like, "Did you sell? Did you get out?"
I'm like, dude, if a trade goes straight the [ __ ] up in my favor and I bottom tick that [ __ ] you don't think I'm going to cut that when I'm up 30%. What do you think I'm going to do? Go back to red? The [ __ ] Before the trade, I was risking my money. During the trade, I was green.
You think I'm going to go red after risking my money? I already won, [ __ ] I bought the lows and the [ __ ] spiked. I already [ __ ] won. I'm never going green to red on that. [ __ ] that. That [ __ ] can go up a,000%.
I'll make my 30% and I'll do it [ __ ] multiple times a day and it'll win nearly every single time. Like dude, six for six, 100% success rate.
Absolutely undeniable. If you guys want to join our group, it's the first link down below in description. The market is always providing opportunities to scalp and on days like this, oh my goodness, man. It is nothing but scalping.
That's all I was doing was just buying the lows of this, selling too early every time and stacking massive [ __ ] gains rather than like holding it and then if it drops back down, giving back my profits or swallowing them with a profit stop. Like look guys, I do both. It's just there's certain levels and there's certain setups I would say that are meant to be held and not meant to be held. Some things are better off being traded two to three times quickly in and out rather than holding for a big win.
You hold for that big win, the [ __ ] goes in your favor. You're not up.
And then as as it's chopping and going against you or whatever the [ __ ] the strikes that are like barely out of the money or closer to the money are going green multiple times. You could have just gotten in and out, in and out, in and out multiple times, multiple wins.
By the time someone else holds 100%, someone could have made three trades and ran up 100% in and out. Whereas, if you're holding, well, think about what you're doing. I'm up now. I'm red. I'm up now. I'm profit stopped out for a small one because I didn't sell when I was up more.
It's chopping. It's decaying. Like, guys, you got to understand options decay. holding something that decays.
It's like, dude, I could just get in at its lows and just exit. Like, if I'm buying calls at 754, this is the bottom. Um, look, let's say AMD.
If I'm buying calls at 516, this is the bottom. And if it goes below this level, well, the next level is all the way down here at 513, right? I could just keep buying calls here, buy calls here, buy calls here, buy calls here, buy calls here. If it doesn't work, I could just quickly get stopped down and call today.
By the time it doesn't work, I could have had like 10 wins already. The [ __ ] Like, literally the cheat code today was just buying the dips, which is what my video said. Just buy the dips, buy the dips, buy the dips, resistance, breaking, retest, green, red, green, buy the dip, buy the dip, buy the dip, buy the dips. Guys, I'm leaving off with that. I just gave you a whole mastermind to make a [ __ ] ton of money. Everything we do works. It just works in different ways. Um I'll I'll see you guys with in the chat tomorrow. We're going to [ __ ] kill it. Everybody should join the group if you want to print and finish this week. Revation.
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