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Danny Cheng
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4h ago

When $PLTR spent a whole year going nowhere, the usual “smart” crowd came out with Elliott Waves, sacred indicators, and that familiar $60–$80 crash call. Very scientific. Very confident. Very amazingly wrong. While they waited for a collapse that never showed up, the actual opportunity sat there in plain sight. Now the chart has moved, the thesis held, and those forecasts look less like analysis and more like an expensive way to miss a generational wealth setup — again. @cantonmeow @gabz_investing @GreatMattsby @sheslee @tonylee80

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4h ago

$SLNH (October 14, 2026-Daily Chart) Bullish or bearish? https://t.co/ycX9rqhsIW

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4h ago

$TRT (October 13, 2026-Daily Chart) The momentum bar serves two key functions: When price is above it, former resistance flips into support and momentum begins to build. When price is below it, momentum weakens and the bar acts as a sell signal. $TRT is one of the clearest examples. A breach of the longest momentum bar at $13.90 signals it is time to sell.

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5h ago

$WULF (October 13, 2026-Daily Chart) Sorry for being accurate. https://t.co/kDVCW4imrr

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$CIFR (October 13, 2026-Daily Chart) The chart is self-explanatory. https://t.co/UBm12r9M9y

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5h ago

$META Congrats to all $META shareholders, including my community. https://t.co/rgYeu4Fedp

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6h ago

RT @dannycheng2022: Everyone has a chance to buy low and create wealth if you have followed my Volatility Holes — one of the most reliable indicators on my charts. The whales have given us plenty of time to load up these bullish stocks: $AMD — highlighted near $100 → currently ~$594 (≈5.9x) $NOW — highlighted near $81 → currently ~$140 (≈1.7x) $SHOP — highlighted near $94 → currently ~$179 (≈1.9x) $RBRK — highlighted near $44 → currently ~$120 (≈2.7x) I usually share these high-probability indicators in my "Must-Read" posts and Weekly Insights. The next time I share, don’t ignore it. Read the post twice, stay patient, and build conviction before you size up. That’s how the edge compounds.

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13h ago

$MARA , $CLSK, $RIOT and $KEEL (October 13, 2026-Daily Charts) My honest advice: These are very volatile and speculative stocks. Holding too many positions can affect your emotions and sleep, while holding too few means they have almost no impact on your portfolio. I don’t think many people can make millions in each of these stocks!

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13h ago

Everyone has a chance to buy low and create wealth if you have followed my Volatility Holes — one of the most reliable indicators on my charts. The whales have given us plenty of time to load up these bullish stocks: $AMD — highlighted near $100 → currently ~$594 (≈5.9x) $NOW — highlighted near $81 → currently ~$140 (≈1.7x) $SHOP — highlighted near $94 → currently ~$179 (≈1.9x) $RBRK — highlighted near $44 → currently ~$120 (≈2.7x) I usually share these high-probability indicators in my "Must-Read" posts and Weekly Insights. The next time I share, don’t ignore it. Read the post twice, stay patient, and build conviction before you size up. That’s how the edge compounds.

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15h ago

$GLD (October 13, 2026-Monthly Chart) The last Volatility Hole nailed the top at $490-range! Since then, the pullback persists, with $363 acting as key support. https://t.co/0QVFzY3v8m

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15h ago

$TLT (October 13, 2026-Monthly Chart) Long term downtrend persists! https://t.co/wOtDdFK9DC

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15h ago

$P (October 13, 2026-Daily Chart) Can $P survive the recent Volatility Hole? https://t.co/YCV77YeQI3

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15h ago

$NU (October 13, 2026-Daily and Weekly Charts) Both volatility holes on the daily and weekly charts have marked the cycle bottom, before $NU resumed the daily and mid-term uptrend. Near-term resistance is seen around $16.22, with mid-term resistance near $18.60. https://t.co/G4Rh7vhNu1

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17h ago

$MSFT (October 13, 2026-Daily Chart) The last volatility hole, together with the descending blue ribbon, accurately timed the cycle bottom. After that, MSFT resumed its long-term uptrend, and it has survived the volatility hole each time so far. Could $MSFT survive this time as well? Please check out the buy signals I have highlighted on the daily chart.

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1d ago

$ADUR (October 12, 2026-Weekly Chart) Never bet against the Volatility Hole + Yellow Candle. If the dip deepens, the momentum bar at $10.9 is the key support to watch. The momentum bar at $13.04 acts as near-term resistance. https://t.co/QoAFl16EZm

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1d ago

Everybody wants a 10x stock. Almost nobody sizes the position properly, adds aggressively on drawdowns, or holds through full cycles. Without proper sizing, every position stays touristy. Without adding on weakness, compounding never accelerates. Without holding through cycles, the big move gets missed. Most people trade in and out, miss the parabolic runs, ask for pullbacks, and then keep waiting for even lower prices while the real gains happen without them. A true 10x takes full cycles, not months. Examples from my top 3 core holdings (>90% of portfolios since first entry): $PLTR: $8.80 (May 2023) → $209 (~24x in 3.5 years) $NVDA: $15.20 (Jan 2023) → $220 (~14.5x in 3.8 years) $AMD: $110 (May 2025) → $610 (~5.5x in 1.5 years)

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1d ago

Many people ask what percentage allocation is appropriate for high-conviction stocks. In my own portfolios, the top three conviction names consistently account for more than 90% of the capital I invested in stock market. I never encourage anyone to copy this approach. It only makes sense if you have done the research yourself, can stomach volatility, and are prepared to take risks. $PLTR has been my No 1 position in six portfolios so far. I first shared the idea with a few friends back in 2023 and have charted it continuously since launching my Patreon in February 2024, repeatedly encouraging members to include it if their goal was to build meaningful wealth. Some followed and kept accumulating from around $18. Others, often with large egos, criticized the idea or questioned how I managed the position. Two years later, the outcome is clear and the track record speaks for itself. There is little point debating those who simply missed the move. With the permission of a few close friends on my patreon, I am now sharing a small part of their $PLTR positions. I have long said that position sizing ultimately determines whether gains become life-changing or remain ordinary. Even when you are in the right stock, a tiny allocation will not move the needle—it stays tourist-level. The next time a high-conviction setup appears, do not ignore sizing. Almost no one on X discusses it seriously. Over the past 2 years I have shared more than 65 bullish signals along the way. Simply adding on each of those signals has produced compounding results that are difficult to ignore. Never overlook the MUST-READ posts in which I highlight these setups. I will continue sharing further bullish signals in future MUST-READ posts with my community. When members unsubscribe, I do not feel upset. The time required to research, chart, and write exceeds 35 hours most weekends. Anyone who leaves is choosing to forgo continued access to that work. The loss is theirs, not mine! I will keep raising the tier fees to a reasonable level to reduce casual traffic soon, because the only group I prioritize is my community that consistently values my effort and hard work! @cantonmeow @Hiteshp99 @Jimmy_tesla_01 @sheslee @tonylee80 @niker8202

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1d ago

RT @dannycheng2022: Conviction is not measured in months. It is tested across multi-year cycles. $NVDA: -66% in 2021–22, then about +407% over 3 years into 2026. $AMD: -65% in 2021–22, then about +447% over 3 years into 2026. $TSM: -56% in 2022, then about +409% over 3 years into 2026. $PLTR: -65% in 2022, then about +1,049% over 3 years into 2026. $HOOD: -90% from the 2021 high to the 2022 low, then about +1,600% off that low into 2026. Many missed the parabolic run by trading in and out. Many more failed to hold through volatility. And many more will never learn!

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1d ago

$AMD (October 12, 2026-Monthly Chart) The monthly chart is what I care about most as a long-term investor. I play full cycles of 3–10 years, not the 1–2 year swings most people focus on X. On $AMD’s monthly chart, the last volatility hole (yellow candle) marked the cycle top near $227 in March 2024. That sell signal was followed by 11 months of consolidation and drawdown. Then, in June 2025, a bullish red candle appeared while retail sentiment was still fearful and skeptical. That buy signal launched the next advance, and the uptrend has accelerated strongly since. My monthly signals have been more than 95% accurate on major stocks. That is why I treat the sell and buy signals as equally important. The sell signal after the volatility hole protected capital during the long consolidation. The buy signal on the red candle captured the subsequent move. Ignoring either one usually means missing part of the cycle. If you bought $AMD with me between May and June 2025, the process is simple: sit patiently and ride the trend until the next bearish signal appears on the monthly chart. There is no need to follow most voices on X. Many will tell you to wait for higher levels based on their systems or Elliot Waves—advice that would have caused you to miss another generational accumulation window.

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1d ago

RT @chad_ventures: $PLTR weekly all-time high close - my biggest position. Congrats to everyone who's in, and a BIG thank you to Danny @dannycheng2022 for always pushing me to load up more. https://t.co/Zr6TaSIUoO

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1d ago

$KEEL (October 12, 2026-Daily Chart) The last descending blue ribbon (a mid-term downtrend) lasted three months, and the new one started on October 6. Will the historical pattern repeat, or will there be a sudden trend reversal? https://t.co/jJDOmS1G5c

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1d ago

$SLNH (October 12, 2026-Weekly Chart) A volatility hole that forms with a yellow candle, accompanied by declining whale accumulation, is a reliable sell or trim signal. Do not ignore these next time. https://t.co/ZIZ8gasbM6

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1d ago

$GLD (October 12, 2026-Daily Chart) The last dual volatility holes marked a temporary top for $GLD, followed by a sharp plummet. Three momentum bars now stand out in Panel 1: $371, $378, and $398. The first two are acting as key support, while $398 needs to be cleared for further upside momentum.

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1d ago

$RIOT (October 12, 2026-Weekly Chart) 3 months later, the bearish trend has played out as anticipated and shared in July, even amid widespread retail skepticism. It is rarely wise to bet against clear, time-proven bearish signals. I still remember how many influencers confidently told us in 2024 that $RIOT would definitely hit $100 in late 2024 or 2025—targets that turned out to be little more than clickbait or the result of weak technical analysis. Each previous descending blue ribbon (mid term downtrend) lasted roughly 3–4 months, and the latest one began in September. Will the historical pattern hold again, or could we see a sudden trend reversal? @cantonmeow @Hiteshp99 @tonylee80

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$WULF (October 12, 2026-Weekly Chart) Don't bet against the bearish signals that I shared before! https://t.co/xCt8VWw3sP

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$PLTR (October 12, 2026-Daily Chart) Have you sold $PLTR during some of the best generational buying windows of the past few months? Did you sell (or stay on the sidelines) because most “furus” on X kept calling for a drop back to $60–$80? Did a high PE ratio scare you out of buying or adding? For me, $PLTR has been one of the easiest stocks to hold and accumulate over the past three years. If you lost money in PLTR or haven’t had it in your portfolio, you are either following the wrong guys, listening to the loudest voices instead of the actual setup, or letting a single metric override the broader thesis. My approach has stayed consistent over the past few years: 1. Fade the loudest bearish voices on X. Many of them lack vision, skip proper research, and have cost people generational wealth opportunities by being wrong at exactly the wrong times. 2. Do my own fundamental and technical work using 2 systems and indicators rather than relying on someone else’s narrative. 3. Track institutional and whale accumulation closely. 4. Size up on every meaningful drawdown as long as the structure remains intact—until the thesis itself changes. 5. The clear buy signals have been highlighted on my daily chart: (i) Volatility Hole along with the descending blue ribbon (ii) Longest momentum bars, once cleared. (iii) Trend reversal red candle (iv) Volatility Hole breakout along with the red ribbon. @cantonmeow @EWTracker @GreatMattsby @sheslee @tonylee80 @niker8202

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1d ago

$PLTR weekly all-time high close - my biggest position. Congrats to everyone who's in, and a BIG thank you to Danny @dannycheng2022 for always pushing me to load up more. https://t.co/Zr6TaSIUoO

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2d ago

$MSFT (October 11, 2026-Weekly Chart) Trend Analysis: The last volatility hole marked the cycle bottom at $355. Price then picked up momentum and reached the $465 range before backtesting the lower boundary of the volatility hole for support, and resumed the long-term uptrend. Currently, the longest momentum bar in the $514.44 range acts as key support. As long as MSFT continues to hold above it in the coming weeks, the mid-term uptrend remains intact. $550 is acting as resistance for now. Whale accumulation has increased to 98.6%, aligning with the current uptrend. Support: $480, $500, $514 Resistance: $537, $550 How to Use the Signals to Buy and Sell ? 1. Volatility hole + descending blue ribbon → Buy and accumulation zone 2. Red candles at $370 and $387 → Buy and accumulation zone 3. Momentum bars at $397 and $414 → Buy and accumulation zone once cleared Then sit tight and exercise patience until the next bearish signals appear on the monthly chart.

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3d ago

Chasing all-time highs is fine when the stock is in the right stage of a long-term uptrend channel. I’ve done it with these names, and those old highs now look like deep discounts: $NVDA at $38 (post-split) — prior ATH from summer 2023 $PLTR at $45 — prior cycle ATH from 2024 $AMD in the $220s — prior ATH from 2025 Those “expensive” highs became the new lows. Will explain more on this this weekend if I have time! @cantonmeow @sheslee @Hiteshp99 @starship_ride @niker8202 @RosannaInvests @tonylee80

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3d ago

Concentration Over Complexity (October 10, 2026) $AMD is up 6× since my first entry in May 2025. $PLTR is nearly 2× since late July/August 2026. These are my top two core holdings and together make up more than 65% of my portfolios. Concentration and simplicity have beaten chasing every new ticker. However, every day I see new names from my followers and subscribers, but I’m NEVER, NEVER interested in them. Diversification is the hedge against not fully understanding what you own. I’d rather research a few businesses deeply (fundamentally and technically), size them with conviction, and let time work! I share my core stocks in my portfolios with my positions openly on X because I want others to succeed and understand why sizing matters— not to brag. Not everyone here is willing to show their actual process. My approach is straightforward: research the right businesses, size up methodically, and sit patiently. No options. No leverage. Just compounding. $AMD 6× in ~1.5 years and $PLTR nearly 2× in three months came from that discipline. Focus on the right stocks, size with intention, let time do the heavy lifting instead of diversifying into too many unnecessary stocks to dilute the gains!

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3d ago

This morning has been filled with messages of gratitude from my community about $PLTR, with many expressing deep thanks and sharing how disciplined position sizing—something I have consistently emphasized on X and that too few discuss—has translated into life-changing gains for them. I am truly proud of my community and forever grateful for your support and encouragement since February 2024, when I launched my Patreon to share my investment journey. It has been remarkable to see so many of you make $PLTR a core, often number-one position in your portfolios, like me and continue adding through more than 50 bullish signals shared over the past two years. What stands out most is how we genuinely care about one another, stay strong—and grow even stronger—amid widespread fear and skepticism, strategically adding on nearly every dip. Through transparent, selfless sharing of one of my small portfolios in $PLTR on X, you have seen firsthand how I accumulated across a range rather than at any single price level. In this week’s insight, I will outline what comes next for $PLTR. Don't forget to check out Dr Cat's @cantonmeow insightful video on $PLTR! @cantonmeow

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4d ago

$IBRX (October 9, 2026-Daily Chart) Can $IBRX survive another new volatility hole? @DavidDin https://t.co/ILHJJptGZB

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4d ago

$TEM (October 9, 2026-Daily Chart) On the TEM daily chart, the signals have been 100% spot-on when followed. 1. A volatility hole that lines up with the red ribbon is a trim or sell. 2. A volatility hole that lines up with the descending blue ribbon is a buy and accumulation zone. After that entry, each new bullish red candle is a place to add for compounding. No stock rises in a straight line. The path always includes ups and downs, so the indicators are there to mark which swings to sell and which to buy. If the dip deepens, the momentum bars at $61.5 and $66.5 are the key supports to watch!

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4d ago

A Quick Look at Data Centers: $MARA, $CLSK, $RIOT, $WULF (October 9, 2026-Daily Charts) I share data-center trends directly, including when the charts turn bearish. That is meant as a clear read for the community, not as a prediction dressed up to please anybody on social media. Most of the pushback arrives exactly then. A bearish chart draws criticism, and the warning itself rarely gets credit. The reaction does not change the levels on the chart. I still post the trend as I see it, because a direct read is more useful than a comforting one. There is little point arguing the conclusion when the chart is the evidence: the levels either hold or they do not. @HeidingOut @blondebroker1 @Hiteshp99 @Jimmy_tesla_01 @tonylee80 @niker8202 @sheslee

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4d ago

$PLTR (October 9, 2026-Daily Chart) 1. Trend Analysis: PLTR has offered repeated buy and accumulation signals over recent months, even while retail sentiment stayed fearful and skeptical. Those signals have arrived in two clear layers, and both have lined up with a measured, stair-step advance rather than a single vertical spike. The first and strongest layer has been the volatility holes. The initial volatility high marked the cycle bottom cleanly in the $110 range and preceded the surge into the $180 range. A second volatility hole then formed; once price cleared it, choppy action resolved into another leg higher that reached $204.44. Both holes have so far been fully accurate and have functioned as reliable zones to buy or add. Even if those volatility signals were missed, a second layer of confirmation appeared in the momentum bars. Clears of the bars at $123, $132, and $172 each acted as additional buy and accumulation triggers, reinforcing the same upward path. What stands out across both layers is how measured each climb has been. The stair-step pattern has given investors and institutions time to build positions without the kind of sudden spike that often reverses violently. For a long-term name, that grind is healthier than a straight-line run, so the dips along the way remain practical places to add for compounding. Support: $166, $174, $180, $185, $195 Resistance: $200, $207, $220 2. Accumulation Strategies: That is also how accumulation in a particular zone tends to work in practice. A few useful strategies are: 1. Support zone which I highlight every day 2. Volatility Hole along with the descending blue ribbon 3. A red candle on the weekly or monthly chart 4. A retest or clear of a critical (longest) momentum bars I have already shared how I did this myself this cycle, accumulating between $110 and $130 when PLTR was in its support range openly on X. https://t.co/BgAe59ODBC The rule is simple: never buy a stock at one specific price. Buy it in a zone during big drawdown. 3. My Sharing: As highlighted in my previous posts, PLTR remains a name to hold through this cycle, even with retail fear and skepticism around it. Conviction, though, cannot be borrowed. Please read my recent post below: https://t.co/uVVW1l5sag 4. Dr Cat's Video Insights (MUST WATCH): https://t.co/ySMUctxuSv

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5d ago

$ABCL (October 9, 2026-Daily Chart) I shared the bearish yellow candle with the community a couple of days ago. Looking back, those yellow candles have been spot-on! For swing traders, the cleaner approach is to follow them, trim, and wait for the next red candle to buy. The market will keep giving us opportunities, and no stock rises vertically. Some followers focus on the red candles but skip the yellow ones. Don't forget both are equally accurate and reliable!

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5d ago

While others hunted the next $PLTR, I bought more $PLTR! I shared a demonstration of how I accumulated $PLTR nonstop from $110 to $130 near this cycle low on X, when many were so certain it would fall to $60–$80. The point was educational, not to show off: accumulation rarely happens in one day. It often stretches across weeks, months, or even a year. That is also what I did with $NVDA from 2023 to 2024, and with $AMD from mid-2025 into early 2026. The next time whales and institutions offer a large discount, know what to do. While most people were busy hunting for the next $PLTR, I simply focused on accumulating more $PLTR through the market noise and the bearish tweets on X. That is why concentration, patience, conviction, and size determine my final gains, not luck. I can be lucky for a single day. I cannot be lucky for more than 1,000 days, which is how long it has been since my first $PLTR entry at $8.80!

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5d ago

Top-tier Technical Analysts for $PLTR- Part 1 I don’t publicly praise others unless they are genuinely exceptional. As most of you know, $PLTR is my number one position across all of my portfolios, and one of the easiest stocks to hold and keep accumulating through each drawdown amid retail fear and skepticism. There have been plenty of fake gurus who have cost people a generational opportunity to create wealth. At the same time, a handful of top-tier technical analysts have been remarkably accurate in calling and analyzing $PLTR’s price action. Here are the amazing guys worth following for $PLTR analysis, in no particular order: @StockPatternPro @cantonmeow @GreatMattsby @blondebroker1 @gabz_investing @chad_ventures @EWTracker @sheslee @Freedom_By_40 @redfoxryder @Venu_7_ @HeidingOut @TheRonnieVShow @panicsellweekly @MentoviaX @Bearlovesbull @longinvest32 @TheProfInvestor @RosannaInvests @bdinvestingg @yxinsights @dannycheng2022 Sorry if I miss out any amazing guys in the list. Feel free to let me know.

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5d ago

Most Stocks Do Nothing for Months — And That’s Exactly When Winners Are Made (October 8, 2026) If you lack patience and conviction, you are better off leaving the stock market. Most losses do not come from picking a bad company. They come from thinking in weeks when the payoff is always measured in years. Good stocks can go nowhere for 6 to 12 months. That stretch feels like failure, but it is often the best buying window for a long-term investor. Price is consolidating, attention fades, and shares are available while almost nobody wants them. Once that base ends, Stage 2 begins: the uptrend, usually with a vengeance. The mistake is selling into that boredom. People treat activity as progress, so a quiet chart feels hopeless and they exit at the bottom or in the middle of the base. The genuine long term investors who do better usually do the opposite. They accumulate when the stock is ignored, size up only if the thesis still holds, and let time compound! Sounds easy but the majority find it difficult! Wealth from stocks is built in cycles of 3 to 10 years, not in a few months or a single year. When the right names keep doing nothing, that is often when the winner is made, if you can endure the flat stretch and filter the noise on X. That is the approach I have used with $NVDA, $PLTR, $AMD, and $OSCR over the past few years!

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5d ago

$MRNA (October 8, 2026-Daily Chart) Can $MRNA survive the latest volatility hole (with upper boundary at $211.2) and start another leg up? https://t.co/sXVb9i3XmH

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5d ago

$CONL (October 8, 2026-Daily Chart) $CONL met resistance at the longest momentum bar, $6.2, then pulled back and broke the next bar at $5.4. If the dip deepens, the next momentum bar at $5.04 is key support. Leveraged products are built for short bursts, not for holding. They reset every day, so the return is a multiple of each day’s move, not of the move over weeks. A stock that falls 10% and rises 11% can end roughly flat. The 2x version of that same path often ends down, because the losses compound on a smaller base and the daily reset never gives the loss back. Chop makes it worse: up, down, up, down, and the leverage bleeds even when the underlying goes nowhere. That is why it behaves like gambling. The house edge is the decay. Retail is the side that usually holds through it, and the product is not designed for that side to win. A straight stock can be sat on. A leveraged play has to be timed, and timing is the part most people lose.

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5d ago

A bull market is not won by trading in and out. It is won by building conviction in the right stocks, sizing up, and adding whenever the market offers a real discount. From there the work is simpler and harder: sit through the volatility and ride the trend the whales have already set. That is why talk is cheap and a disciplined strategy is not. There is no need to keep hunting for the next A or B name. My top three core stocks, $PLTR, $NVDA, and $AMD, already making up more than 90% of my various portfolios, have proven my track record over the past two years, and they are very likely to keep performing well through the end of this bull cycle.

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5d ago

$TSLA (October 8, 2026-Daily Chart) Trend Analysis: Red Ribbon Likely to Expand in Panel 1 Price is working higher in steps. The last volatility hole was the bottom amid retail fear and skepticism. Since then, action has been choppy inside a mid-term uptrend, marked by the red ribbon in Panel 1, while whale accumulation has climbed steadily to 37.6% in Panel 3. Two bullish signals are still in play: 1. Red ribbon (Panel 1) — the stronger signal. It marks the mid-term uptrend, so it is more sustainable and reliable than a single candle. For it to expand again, Panel 3 needs strong, steady whale accumulation, not just a one-day spike. 2. Bullish red candle (October 5) — the weaker signal. It only holds with a consistent daily close above $381.59. A close below $365.91 invalidates it. A yellow candle on the daily chart can erase it easily, which is why the red ribbon outranks the candle. Overhead levels, in order: the longest momentum bar at $380 acts as the temporary resistance, which might requires some more attempts to break through. Still ahead are $393, then $408, then $422 respectively. Clearing them is a matter of time and patience, not a single session. MUST-WATCH: Dr Cat's Video Insights on $TSLA https://t.co/cBYJKL8YlT @cantonmeow @Hiteshp99

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6d ago

$SPY (October 7, 2026-Weekly Chart) The yearly drawdown is the buying window A yearly drawdown is often the golden buying window, even when most gurus tell you to hold cash or sell. Viewed in hindsight, those periods have frequently been the strongest accumulation zones. How to identify the buy and accumulation signals 1. When the descending blue ribbon appears on $SPY, be excited while others are worried. Stay patient first. 2. Once price stabilizes in a zone and a fresh red candle forms, start buying and accumulating gradually. 3. If a volatility hole also appears, treat it as an even stronger buy and accumulation signal. Then stay with the position. Hold tight and ride the trend set by the whales. You do not need to trade in and out, as the market has consistently rewarded long-term, patient, and disciplined investors. @cantonmeow @sheslee

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6d ago

$MRVL (October 7, 2026-Weekly Chart) Volatility holes and ribbons 1. A volatility hole with the red ribbon helped time the temporary top. Swing traders can make use of the signal to sell or trim. 2. A volatility hole with the descending blue ribbon marked the strong buy and accumulation zone, and completed the bottoming process at $54. Recent Buy Signal The latest bullish red candle (buy signal) appeared while $MRVL traded between $200 and $223 during the week of September 4 and was shared with Tier 3 community.

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6d ago

Almost every week over the past year, I get asked if it’s too late to buy $NVDA, $PLTR, and $AMD. The cost of sitting on the sidelines is higher than not owning them this cycle. No need to get my approval—if you never start a position, you’ll keep missing. That said, no stock goes up vertically, and every pullback or drawdown is what I always like!

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6d ago

Early followers know my track record. $NVDA: first entry $15.2 in Jan 2023. More than 15x since. 
$PLTR: first entry $8.8 in May 2023. About 21x since. 
$AMD: first entry $110 in May 2025. Can this do 10x for me? The process hasn’t changed. Each cycle, find the few names that actually matter. Hold through the noise. Add on real discounts so the position compounds instead of just sitting there. Not every entry will be a 10–20x. The edge is staying early on the right ones, and patient enough to let the math work.

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6d ago

How to Identify the Buy/Accumulation Signals: $BB as an Example (October 7, 2026-Daily Chart) Trend Analysis: The dual volatility holes marked the early stage of the bottoming process. Price then turned choppy and retested the lower boundary of those volatility holes before momentum resumed. The base was built as whale accumulation gradually rose to 63.9%. The bullish red ribbon has continued to expand after price cleared the most critical momentum bar in the $8.9 range. Momentum bars at $10.4 and $11.4 would act as mid-term resistance. Clear Buy signals are: 1. Volatility holes at $7.2 and $7.8 2. Longest momentum bars at $8.7 and $8.9 (once they are cleared) @cantonmeow @niker8202 @sheslee @Hiteshp99

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$BE (October 7, 2026-Daily Chart) The last volatility hole marked the recent bottom around $160, followed by choppy price action within the uptrend, consistent with strong and steady whale accumulation. Above $300, $320 is the next resistance. https://t.co/SGQ0ryGGCD

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$SHOP (October 7, 2026-Weekly Chart) I’ve already explained the last bottoming signal this cycle, which came with the double volatility holes. Not only did I share it with my community but also posted it free on X. Hope you guys were paying attention.

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$MSFT (October 7, 2026-Daily Chart) Keep it simple Once the upper boundary of the last Volatility Hole was cleared, it rallied, with the bullsih red ribbon starting to unfold (panel 1), in line with steady and strong whale accumulation (panel 3). https://t.co/BncgTE8QGU

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$AMD Still too low. 1300+ this time next year in my opinion. https://t.co/7L4Lw3bLIT

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The most expensive trade of 2026 was selling the leaders! (October 6, 2026) The most expensive trade of 2026 was not buying the top. It was selling $AMD, $PLTR, and $NVDA because fake gurus and permabears said the move was over. They did not just miss a level. They called the end of the trend, and anyone who listened got shaken out of the only trade that mattered. They called $AMD $300 after it had already hit $584. It is over $640. They called $PLTR $60 after it “failed” $135. It is near $190. They called $NVDA $100 off the $190 double bottom. It just made an all-time high at $243.37. That is not risk management. It is fake TA built to get you out. Follow them and you do not just miss a bounce. You sit out the uptrend, wait for a breakdown that never comes, and hand the shares to the person who ignored the call. The level they drew becomes your exit and someone else’s entry. Bad analysis does not stay on the chart. It transfers the position. Every share you dumped because you believed those targets was a generational AI ticket, sold low and marked up without you.

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Lottery tickets vs. compounders. I still remember telling a few guys in my community two years ago not to go too heavy on $CLSK, $MARA, and $RIOT. They looked like lottery tickets, not long-term investments. I pointed them to $NVDA around $70 and $PLTR around $20 instead. My advice fell on deaf ears. Just holding and doing nothing: About 3.5x on $NVDA About 9x on $PLTR. A fortune, instead of bagholding. Conviction is easy to ignore until the price proves it! @chad_ventures @sheslee @cantonmeow

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Bought more $NBIS into the pullback over the past month. https://t.co/P42zXzhv6C

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$ISRG (October 6, 2026-Daily Chart) For viewing https://t.co/31oNwYE4pg

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I spent more than six months accumulating $AMD the same way I did in 2023–2024: into retail fear, skepticism, and the same questions about why I was “hurting my portfolio” buying Advanced Money Destroyer. From ~$110, that position is almost 6x. Most people didn’t follow. They listened to fake gurus on X and kept hunting small speculative stocks instead.

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$SMH (October 6, 2026-Daily Chart) Who is bearish? https://t.co/uqpyO4aa1W

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Don’t sleep on $TSM. I have been bullish on it since my initial position in Feb 2024.

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In a bull cycle, the edge is not finding more ideas. It is sizing the right ones. Find the conviction stock, size it properly, and keep adding on each drawdown so the gains compound. I use my monthly rental income for those adds, when whales offer the yearly discounts. Concentration in those names is what has let Lee @sheslee and me keep printing millions in each of our conviction stocks-- $PLTR, $NVDA, $AMD, $OSCR, $BB and more to be shared later. Of every strategy in a bull cycle, sizing the right stock matters most for maximum returns. Small stocks sit in a different bucket. I have plenty of wins and losses there, and I do not weigh them much, because most of them are lottery tickets. Many people keep hunting for the next $PLTR, or rotating through small names, and end up frustrated, because those are not the compounding stories. If time allows, I would like to do a Space chat with Lee @sheslee and @cantonmeow on why sizing the right stock is the most important strategy for maximum returns in a bull cycle.

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$NVDA (October 6, 2026-Daily Chart) Many X gurus told you $NVDA was topping out back in 2023, and some of the smarter gurus even compared it to Cisco. By now they have gone quiet. Every time I look at those tweets, I can’t help laughing — they misled people into selling one of my highest-conviction stocks and missed the uptrend. Luckily, our community did the opposite. We have kept holding it since February 2024, and Patreon subscribers have been adding along the way. I have shared more than 40 bullish signals over the past two years. Know who you follow, and know who is selflessly sharing it on X for free.

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$ARM (October 6, 2026-Daily Chart) A base has been built. The momentum bar at $282 is acting as support, with resistance in the $337–$338 zone. https://t.co/hRnNcwOkSL

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How many believed the fake furus on X, sold $PLTR in the $40 range and $AMD around $200, and never bought back?

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$SPY (October 6, 2026-Daily Chart) Still bearish? https://t.co/R4naCpCZsM

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$SPCX (October 6, 2026-Daily Chart) The volatility hole along with the descending blue ribbon marked the cycle bottom amid retail fear and skepticism. Since then, price has been choppy inside an uptrend. SPCX has broken out of the prior resistance zone at $150-range and is continuing higher, alongside a surge in whale accumulation, now at 85.18%. Momentum bars at $147, $151, $161 in panel 1 would act as support, with resistance at $176 and $190. Dr Cat's Last Video Insights: https://t.co/p7R0NLONG0

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$TSM (October 5, 2026-Weekly Chart) The first Volatility Hole, together with the descending blue ribbon, marked the cycle bottom in May 2025. Since then the long term uptrend has resumed. The last two Volatility Holes were cleared and each triggered the subsequent rally. Reliable buy or accumulation signals: 1. A Volatility Hole that forms with the descending blue ribbon 2. The three Volatility Holes, once cleared 3. The momentum bars highlighted on the weekly chart

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RT @dannycheng2022: Conviction Cannot Be Borrowed (October 1, 2026) Even the right stocks do not protect you from losing money. Plenty of people still lost in $PLTR, $NVDA, and $AMD, the top 3 core stocks, which make up more than 90% in my portofolios because they were in the name without the behavior that made it work. Some shorted a primary uptrend and got squeezed. Some bought after a sharp run, then sold the first real drawdown because the position was larger than their nerves or their capital could handle. Others used options or leverage that forced them out before the thesis had time to play out, or they chased every dip and every rip until transaction costs and bad entries erased the edge. A stock can be a core winner and still be a losing trade if entry, size, and holding period do not match the volatility. That is why conviction cannot be borrowed. The holder who sat through 30–50% swings had a different risk tolerance, time horizon, and balance sheet than the person who had to exit. Copying the ticker is easy. Sitting through the drawdown is the trade. The person who held did not just own the stocks. They owned the volatility, the doubt, and the time. Without that, even the right names still lose money.

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Most investors prefer to bottom-fish stocks that have already plunged. Price action, however, often tells a clearer story: it reveals both the prevailing momentum and the behavior of the whales who help set the trend. Every sector has leaders and laggards. A lesson I learned a decade ago—and do not intend to relearn—is to stay with the leaders rather than chase the laggards. Institutions and large holders tend to accumulate strong stocks for many reasons, while they sell weaker ones for a simpler one: the fundamentals are deteriorating. Fighting that trend, or defaulting to the retail instinct to buy what has fallen the most, is rarely a reliable way to make money or outperform. The semiconductor sector is a clear example. $NVDA and $AMD have acted as leaders and reached all-time highs, while $SMCI has struggled to reclaim $50, well below its prior high of $122.9. The difference is not subtle, and neither is the lesson.

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$ETHA (October 5, 2026-Daily Chart) Trend Analysis: The Volatility Hole, along with the descending blue ribbon, signaled the early stage of the bottoming process. Price then entered a choppy phase and retested the $11.5–$11.6 zone as support before the rally began. Once the upper boundary of both Volatility Holes was cleared, price moved higher, consistent with strong and steady whale accumulation. Near-term resistance is expected around $22.9. @cantonmeow

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$SKHY (October 5, 2026-Daily Chart) Ready to clear the $200 resistance this week? https://t.co/sVilU8sSoG

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$IBIT (October 4, 2026-Weekly Chart) Two volatility holes did different jobs. The one with the red ribbon marked the cycle top. The one with the blue ribbon marked the early stage of a bottoming process, followed by a choppy retest that shook out weaker retail investors before momentum resumed. The longest momentum bar, at $48.04, is now the near-term resistance. A clear break above that level would open the next leg higher. @cantonmeow @sheslee @niker8202 @Hiteshp99

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$QQQ (October 4, 2026-Weekly Chart) In a bull cycle, drawdowns are for adding, not trimming. Accumulate on the bullish red candle, along with the blue ribbon. That is how compounding is built — and why the win rate stays high. https://t.co/FDqZpgSoDH

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My Sharing on $AMD (October 4, 2026-Weekly Chart) Honestly, I don't care too much about traditional TA, but it was my weekly chart that gave me the conviction to hold through the volatility and ignore all the market noise. 1. The double volatility holes marked the early stage of the bottoming — I started adding from $110. 2. Once AMD cleared the upper boundary of the volatility holes and the longest momentum bars, I added along the way up to the $220 range. This explains how I accumulated not just at a specific time, but across a zone over 6 months. While most retail investors keep hunting for stock A and stock B, I stick to my own core most of the time. Simplicity and concentration beat everything! @cantonmeow @sheslee

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$APP (October 3, 2026-Weekly Chart) The last volatility hole marked the cycle top at $627. Since then, the downtrend has continued, in line with a gradual decrease in whale accumulation, currently at 4.9%. Momentum bars in the $213 and $251 range are acting as support for now. For momentum to rebuild, APP has to close above the two longest momentum bars: the $273 area, near-term resistance, and $321, mid-term resistance.

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My top 3 core holdings — $PLTR, $NVDA and $AMD — account for more than 90% of my portfolios combined. $NVDA and $AMD made all-time highs today. $PLTR is next. In a bull market, patience and conviction in the right stocks pay off if you know how to read them fundamentally and technically and ignore all the market noises and fake furus on X. Over the past three years, plenty of people trashed these names. Every time they pulled back and gave a discount to buy and accumulate, the same voices said the move was over. Those discounts were the entries, not the exit! It is not easy to be a bear here. You pay twice: once by missing the parabolic uptrend, and again by refusing the discounts that funded the next leg. The cost is not just being wrong. It is missing the compounding.

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$BB (October 3, 2026-Daily Chart) The dual volatility holes are still in force, with the lower boundary at $7.40 and the upper boundary at $9.35. BB tested the lower boundary but did not close below it, then triggered a rally from there, accompanied by steady whale accumulation in panel 3. The next test is whether $BB can clear the upper boundary and start another leg higher. Congratulations to Lee @sheslee , who holds more than 400k shares — your patience and conviction are paying off. Our community bought from $4 to $5 last year, and this is one of the slower but easier stocks to buy and hold if you have conviction in the company, as Lee does. @sheslee @tonylee80 @cantonmeow @chad_ventures

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$IBRX (October 3, 2026-Weekly Chart) The bullish signals have been highlighted on my daily chart, and since then the momentum has accelerated, in line with strong and steady whale accumulation. Dual volatility holes broke out and surged. Please check out my weekly chart (to be posted soon) for further bullish signals. Congratulations to David @DavidDin — your patience and conviction since $3 are paying off.

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$AMD You don't have to imagine the crap that you have to go through to get here. 66% draw down, rounding tops, double top... People with conviction like @dannycheng2022 and @GreatMattsby would know. https://t.co/aIYEB2nOVB

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Thank you for trusting me and going heavy on $AMD through the fear and skepticism of 2025–2026.

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