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Guess the exact price $SPY closes at tomorrow.
Closest prediction wins $50, paid out via X Money.
Drop your guesses below.
WAIT... WE DID IT AGAIN?!
Last night, we also alerted $AEHL sub $10 on the same watchlist.
Don't believe me? check the Timeline.
Last night, we alerted $ZNB at $0.91.
This morning, it absolutely exploded more than 100% to $1.83.
We can't keep getting away with this.
TONIGHT’S STOCKS TO WATCH
$AEHL — Holding up extremely well with strong momentum after-hours. Not my typical low-float setup, but this name has a history of explosive overnight and early premarket runs. If momentum carries into tonight, I’ll be looking for a push toward $13+.
$ZNB — Heavily beaten-down name starting to show signs of a potential bottom reversal. Want to see the $0.90’s hold as support before making a clean break above $1. If buyers step in with volume, I think $1.50+ could be on the table.
See y’all in the morning.
Somebody call Chris Hansen, cuz we’re headed to the Children’s $PLCE
Extremely beaten down and heavily shorted name gaining huge momentum after-hours. Looking for a continuation move tonight into premarket. If it can break $0.45 then a breakout is on the table.
High risk play but let’s cook👨🍳
There’s no better feeling than finding a stock nobody gives a shit about and watching the entire market discover it 12 hours later.
Last night, we alerted $PARA at $2.45.
Today, it's living up to its name, going absolutely PARABOLIC and ripping to nearly $5.15.
If you're not following us by now, you must really hate money.
TONIGHT’S STOCKS TO WATCH — EP. 25
$INLF — Love this setup heading into tonight. Looking for a reclaim of VWAP followed by a clean break above $0.42. If buyers can push through that level with volume, I think we could see a quick move into the $0.50’s.
$PARA — Quite possibly the greatest ticker name in the entire market. Looking for $2.30 to hold as support before another leg higher. If momentum returns, I’ll be watching for a breakout past $3.35.
$CDT — Heavily beaten-down penny name that’s starting to show signs of life. These oversold setups can move aggressively when volume comes back. I’ll be watching for a breakout above $0.10, with the potential for an explosive move if momentum builds.
Let’s cook.
TONIGHT’S STOCKS TO WATCH EP. 24
$SMTK – This is about as textbook of a setup as you can get for a potential overnight and early premarket explosion. Extremely low float, solid volume starting to build, and playing right into the penny stock momentum we’ve been seeing lately. If volume continues pouring in, I think a move toward $0.60+ is absolutely on the table. Really liking the potential here.
$FNGR – We’ve played this one a couple times already, and it’s back on my radar. This name has a history of explosive overnight and early premarket runs, and with penny stock momentum heating up, I wouldn’t be surprised to see another one. If volume sticks around and buyers keep stepping in, I’ll be looking for a push above $0.20.
Penny season is getting interesting. Let’s cook.
Ever wondered why a stock suddenly stops moving overnight or gets stuck around a 20% gain?
It's not always a trading halt.
Theres actually a rule preventing stocks from trading any higher, even when buyers are willing to pay more.
🧵Here's why:
Why would they restrict this?
Overnight markets have significantly less liquidity than regular trading hours.
A relatively small order can send a stock flying through a thin order book.
The 20% band is designed to protect traders from extreme executions.
But there's a catch.
It can also prevent legitimate price discovery when major news breaks.
And here's something most traders don't realize:
That 20% limit isn't necessarily measured from the previous day's closing price.
It's measured from the venue's reference price.
So a stock can still be up 100%+ overall while hitting its overnight price ceiling.
Now the real question:
Should overnight markets have these restrictions, or should buyers and sellers determine the price freely?
TONIGHT’S STOCK TO WATCH
$CHWM – This one’s a lotto ticket, but I really like the potential here. High risk, high reward.
Volume is still relatively low, but with an estimated float of just 800K shares, it wouldn’t take much buying pressure to get this thing moving. We’ve seen time and time again how explosive these ultra-low-float names can get once volume starts pouring in.
The 3 biggest trading mistakes I made that cost me thousands.
Hopefully this saves someone some money.
1. Going into trades with too much size
I used to throw way too much capital into a trade right away. If I didn't time my entry perfectly, I'd have barely anything left to average down.
Now I usually start with half my intended position. If it rockets, I'm happy. If it dips and the setup still looks good, I have room to get a better average.
2. Refusing to take a loss
This one probably cost me the most money.
I'd be down 10% and convince myself it was about to bounce. Next thing I knew, I was staring at a 30% loss wondering why I didn't just sell.
Taking a small loss sucks, but watching it turn into a massive one sucks a whole lot more.
3. Selling my winners way too early
I'd finally get a great entry, watch the stock go up 15%, and immediately sell because I was scared of giving back my gains.
Then I'd sit there watching it run another 50% without me.
I've learned to take profits along the way instead of dumping my entire position at the first sign of green. That way I can lock in gains while still giving the trade room to run.
The biggest thing I've learned is that you don't need to catch every move to make money.
Sometimes the best trade is the one you don't take.
What's the biggest trading mistake you've made?
Parabolic Technologies going parabolic might be the funniest thing I've seen in the stock market this year lmao
