Host Daily Degeneracy with PharmD_KS. My name is not Drew. https://xitter.cf/t.co/l2nhFKHSSr
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Drew Dat retweeted
Video supplement for the plan for 10/16. Will have a written version out in a bit. No flashy titles, no bold calls, just giving you the spots to manage your risk and express your bias.
Drew Dat retweeted
I need 56 more YouTube followers to hit 10k
...don't let me downnnn
youtube.com/@volsignals
Drew Dat retweeted
Market makers just closed a 3rd straight session
with a position < $1B of SPX gamma
the 6th time since July 2024.
Every prior time, the S&P closed 5%+ away from the trigger inside a month.
Median biggest move: 8.9% (vs a normal month of 3.6%)
(short thread)
Drew Dat retweeted
Absolutely!
This is one of the better ways to make serious money without putting serious capital at risk.
With Drew doing the homework every day on multiple names, you just have to show up, choose from the lot and press some buttons when the setup triggers.
What's your excuse?
Drew Dat retweeted
I don’t personally engage in making claims about being “tHe bEsT dAy tRaDeR oN tHiS aPp”
You’ve all seen that garbage.
But Drew has to be one of the best if not the best out there with 0-1 dte on individual names.
REAL risk management and REAL setups.
Does not require a full Discord membership as it is a separate service.
Drew Dat retweeted
Another 8 bagger in the Degen room this time on $IWM poots. Sniper entry, tight stops. Again, this is not some yolo room take a trade and hope. These are powerful setups with tight risk. Collect base hits 30-100% and runners for multi baggers
Drew Dat retweeted
Attention Degenerates!
In consultation with the Ancient Order of the FURU and the League of Distinguished Degenerates, it has been ordained that the secondary offering price must expire on, of course, 4/20. Your existing price is locked in forever as long as you remain subscribed so perhaps not the worst idea to try it out or tell your friends it is worth trying out (if you think so anyway) and lock in the price point before it is raised toward the "meme price" it should of course be.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER
Drew Dat retweeted
Everyone’s dumping $CAG.
Not the Bots.
Today they’re proven right, up +4.5%.
Here’s why the most hated food stock on the street is actually a setup 🧵
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The stock is down 45% from its highs.
Slim Jim. Duncan Hines. Orville Redenbacher’s. Birds Eye.
Brands in 90% of American fridges and pantries.
Trading like they’re going bankrupt.
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Yesterday a board director bought $358,500 of stock.
At the 52-week low.
Insiders sometimes know something.
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New CEO incoming June 1st.
The old one lasted 11 years. Fresh eyes, fresh strategy.
This is exactly when turnarounds begin — not after, when everyone already knows.
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While you wait?
9.8% dividend yield.
You’re getting PAID to hold a beaten-down blue chip.
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Morningstar fair value: $32
Stock price today: $14
The market is pricing in permanent decline.
I think it’s pricing in fear.
$CAG 🧵 RT if you’re watching this one
Drew Dat retweeted
Speaking from my experience, minimal as it is: if you missed this move and/or lost money being on the wrong side of it, definitely review your day but don’t torture yourself rabbit hunting coulda woulda hindsight nightmare stuff.
There’s no need to reinvent your entire universe around blowing a trend day, just put it in the lesson folder and show up again tomorrow.
Drew Dat retweeted
You’re either committed to this…or you’re just visiting.
If you spend enough time in the markets, you notice a pattern.
Thirty years ago, there were people I talked to every single day. Smart, engaged, confident. Most of them are long gone from this business.
And every year or so, you find yourself in a new circle. New voices, new personalities, people deeply immersed in the markets. Some you meet online, some in person. You connect, you share ideas, you talk regularly.
Then time passes and they’re gone too.
What’s interesting is how normal this feels on a day to day basis. Especially on platforms like X, where you’re constantly surrounded by people discussing markets, sharing wins, building followings. It creates the illusion of a stable community.
But it’s not.
It’s a rotating cast.
Many of the people you interact with today, who seem successful, confident, and consistent, won’t be around in a year or two. Not because they chose to leave, but because they couldn’t sustain it.
And when you step back, you realize this business quietly filters people out over time.
There are a lot of reasons why.
Some mistake a favorable market for skill. Others never develop a real process. They just react to what’s working in the moment. Many burn out emotionally. And a lot of people tie their identity to performance, so when the performance fades, so do they.
But one thing stands out more than anything.
The inability to look beyond today.
No long term plan. No patience. No real desire to build something durable.
Because the truth is, if you genuinely want to be here, you will find a way.
The people who last slow things down. They think in years, not weeks. They focus on process over outcome. They learn to enjoy the game itself, not just the rewards.
Most people, though, are here for the money.
And there is nothing wrong with that until it is the only reason. Without a deeper drive, it becomes very hard to endure the setbacks, the uncertainty, and the time it takes to improve.
So they become part of the conversation today.
But not tomorrow.
If you stay in this long enough, you realize something.
The faces change. The conversations repeat. The lessons stay the same.
And what you are really watching over time is not just people coming and going.
It is time revealing who was truly built for this.
Cheers, DELI
Drew Dat retweeted
Trump going from Venezuela to Iran is basically like me trading.
Venezuela? Perfect setup, worked but I sized too small.
Next trade? I am euphoric, I go 10x size on a shitty setup: Iran. It goes wrong. But I am trapped, keep adding size and blame the market for being wrong.
