Ghost Alpha retweeted
I lost the entire United States National debt on $SPX today.
Nasdaq down 3% -- going through the damage. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1mGPaZoqD…
The market still hasn't stopped me out of my 5% position in $CRCL (it's at $84)
Come and take it!
When the big accounts lose money and admit it, it’s guaranteed to go viral. That’s how rare it is for people to show.
Respect to @aleabitoreddit
They’re selling everything.
This feels like a day where the bottom can come out from under us. We need capitulation at this point.
$MRNA
Ghost Alpha retweeted
S&P 500: 5 distribution days in 25 sessions.
Big money is heading for the exit.
You don’t buy what they’re dumping.
Zero new buys.
Watchlist? Yes.
Buy button? NO.
$NTRA shaking out weak hands by undercutting yesterday. Holding it's 10DMA and doing nothing wrong at all.
Watching how this one closes.
Single digit sentiment on $SPY
No one wants a part of this market.
We are getting the gap down, does this market have the strength for a reversal in it?
Biggest test for the Nasdaq to hold precedent today IMO. If we close above the 50 somehow, I’m gunnin’ it.
I keep coming back to 1999.
We could gap down tomorrow, but we need another close above the 50DMA on the Nasdaq.
If we get a few of those in a row, we can play ball.
$SPCX gap and fade. Looks like it wants lower.
Maybe a test of the 21DMA?
When I talk about how I mishandled $SHOP or lost money (again) on $BE, it’s because I believe in transparency.
I’m just a regular dude like anyone else trying to learn and improve my trading.
The furus on FinX who never make mistake and have the need to share the bs screenshot (probably one $500 account out of 10 they have set up), are full of it.
Run, don’t walk, away from those accounts.
I like how $CRCL is breaking out of this tight and compressed range within its handle.
The $QQQ and Nasdaq are above their 50, so if they can hold that level, we can play ball.
All of my trading has been on a small scale: 2.5% or 5% positions. If we can get consecutive closes above the 50DMA, I will ramp up.
Technical analysis is still safe from AI. Fundamentals are not.
A cup with handle to me can look like a double bottom to you. Both can be right. The read sits with the person looking at the chart.
Fundamentals are a big part of my process. I can run them at MIT quant level with a $20 Claude subscription.
Going to grow through the watch list and look for actionable trades.
There may be a bunch, but there may be none.
Not financial advice. Educational purposes only! xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1yGBePgmL…
















