$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

If you're curious about the random $SPY / $QQQ candle: Just now, “US and Iran discuss phased deal to reopen Hormuz and end US blockade" - Reuters - "A deal before the midterms could benefit Trump, as reopening Hormuz could ease tensions in the Gulf, contain ​oil prices and help bring down politically sensitive US gasoline prices." - "Trump has said he thinks the US and Iran could reach a deal after midterm elections to Congress on November.” Would make sense for Trump to want markets as strong as possible during Midterms elections…

$QQQ (September 23, 2026-Daily Chart) A surge in whale accumulation in panel 3! Shall we worry about recession which permabears have been telling us since late 2022? Cyclical bull markets often last closer to 3–6 years on average while secular bull markets are usually 15–20 years.

$QQQ (September 22, 2026-Daily Chart For Free Viewing) Still bearish? https://t.co/9MP35H6plM

$QQQ (September 14, 2026-Weekly Chart) Massive drawdowns create the strongest buying opportunities. The last red candles together with the descending blue ribbon confirmed this in April 2025 and April 2026. A breakout from the two volatility holes provided another clear signal. Both acted as strong buy signals. If you wish to succeed, bet against retail sentiment at peak fear and ignore all the market noise. Markets typically see one or two meaningful drawdowns each year. When DIU (Danny’s Indicator of Unfollowers and Unsubscribers) is active, DCA aggressively.

$QQQ and $SPY (September 1, 2026-Monthly Charts) Shall we worry about a recession and an AI bubble, permabears — as you have predicted since 2023? https://t.co/efyKjx7ocr

Interesting to see $QQQ spike when Trump gave a comment on potential rate hikes: Answer: "Trump: No, I have a lot of respect for him, and he'll do what he has to do. I think our interest rates are too high." https://t.co/vKwUWbUfHx

$QQQ (August 12, 2026-Daily Chart) Bullish or bearish? https://t.co/7Ninf0w84l

$QQQ (August 5, 2026-Daily Chart Update) $QQQ has cleared the longest momentum bar at $706.4, and as long as it stays above it, the upward momentum remains intact. https://t.co/IMByrk1xrD

$QQQ (August 2, 2026-Weekly Chart Update) Three weeks ago I shared my weekly $QQQ chart analysis with my community, highlighting the yellow candle that accurately called the current pullback. This week’s candle has now completed a precise backtest of the lower boundary of the bullish red ribbon near $660. A break below this zone would open the next support range at $640–$650, while a reclaim and push toward $690–$700 is needed for bullish momentum to resume. Based on the 1-year trend, bigger drawdowns after yellow bearish candles typically take about 8 weeks to recover, whereas smaller pullbacks usually recover in roughly 2 weeks. Disclaimer: Not financial advice—simply my personal analysis and insights. @cantonmeow @sheslee

My honest advice: Never follow flip-floppers or permabears—most are just farming engagement. Learn to own quality businesses for years instead of frequently trading in and out. You don’t need to time every move, but you definitely need to be in the right stocks with good size! Keep position sizes small in small stocks, as most are speculative in nature and few can stomach 70–80% drawdowns. And if you want to skip the hassle entirely, simply invest in $QQQ and $SPY!

$QQQ and $SPY (July 26, 2026-Monthly Charts) Sorry for being brutally honest, but the stock market just isn’t for most people. The majority would be better off simply buying index funds like $QQQ and $SPY and holding them for at least a decade to avoid the emotional stress. https://t.co/qnefAh9FQb

$QQQ (July 24, 2026-Daily Chart Update) $686 serves as a critical support zone, having triggered a rebound the last two times $QQQ tested it. It’s now time for $QQQ to react. https://t.co/b7IGh1YZeX

OFC I'm aware. But I'm personally sleeping comfortably since I have conviction in my hyperscaler mapping research with $SIVE. And yes, I still have my million+ share position. Not sure if people realize this: but I'm only here to share my thoughts/ideas. I don't control market volatility, what decisions you all make, or how markets react to new information synthesis. It's much safer for analysts to just reactively tag along Morgan Stanley/JP Morgan/Goldman Sachs research whenever it's created and just summarize. Rather than coming up with new ideas from OSINT mapping and waiting them get validated. Because when you discover a new angle: Everyone keeps heatedly debating topics of 4-6 inch InP fabs, employee count, who their hyperscaler customers are, volume ramp timelines, etc to try and play devils advocate with a thesis. Then actively monitoring every single 5-20% price movement. I'm forced to stay on this topic more since it's less validated + there's always heated discussions. Just like $EWY in Feb, which I did memory projections on + Helium/LNG/Oil analysis. But months later everyone sees memory looks structural with Micron's 16+ LTAs and LNG isn't taking down SK Hynix margins. Or $NBIS from last year in terms of sum-of-parts / dilution structures vs $IREN. And now it's close to ATHs and listed on $QQQ. I'm personally just waiting Sivers to volume ramp in 2027 + listing on NASDAQ to support their M&A efforts. So they can walk down the same path as $LITE when they scaled from $3B to $60B+.

$QQQ (June 2, 2026 – Daily Chart) The volatility hole I marked on the chart perfectly timed the exact bottom on March 31, when 99.9% of the furus (with big accounts) on X were screaming that the top was in and a recession was imminent. Amid widespread retail fear and skepticism, I shared my bullish signals with my community. Those who didn’t believe chose to unsubscribe and unfollow — which only reinforced my bullish thesis. The stock market was never designed for the impatient and unprepared retail to make money anyway. Since then, a clear trend reversal has unfolded, with momentum building strongly: each momentum bar in Panel 1 has been surpassed, the red momentum bars in Panel 2 are making higher highs, and steady, strong whale accumulation continues in Panel 4. Every subsequent volatility hole has been breached, directing price to even higher levels, while the upper boundary has also acted as a reliable buy signal. This is the simplest chart I share with my community so we can block out 100% of the market noise on X. Learn to follow genuine guys with reliable indicators instead of succumbing to permabear noise — unless they can provide a strong, well-supported thesis backed by a proven track record over the past decade! @cantonmeow @matthughes13 @chad_ventures @gabz_investing @Hiteshp99 @Nagetheworld @sheslee @tonylee80

Just had a good chat today with a local young guy who is also a very good friend of mine. He’s been a loyal subscriber since 2024. He showed me his portfolio — 55 stocks, very evenly diversified, including $VOO, $QQQ, $SPY, and $IWM. Honestly speaking, I rarely give financial advice to anybody, including my father, but as a close friend, I decided to be completely honest with him. While heavy diversification is great for spreading risk, the flip side is that you often miss out on meaningful upside when a few stocks really take off. My suggestion was simple: rebalance the portfolio and identify 3–5 high-conviction stocks that are strongly aligned with the current AI cycle and trim the rest. Then, bet heavy on them — especially when whales provide a big discount or when my two proprietary systems flash strong bullish signals. That way, he can move from overly broad diversification to a more concentrated yet still diversified portfolio — the kind most people actually need if they want to achieve real financial freedom.

$BB (May 27, 2026-daily chart) True diamond hands are extremely rare! I want to sincerely apologize for recommending $BB in the $4.5–$5.5 range to the community. I backed up my conviction by buying 40,000 shares myself in that range. Unfortunately, the stock pulled back sharply to the $3.20–$3.30 area. Many people reached out asking if I had cut my losses. As a genuine long-term investor, I did not — and I still have full conviction in the name. This experience has once again shown that most retail investors lack the patience, conviction, and emotional resilience to hold through volatility. Many unfollowed and unsubscribed right at the bottom, only to miss the strong parabolic move $BB is making now. At the end of the day, $QQQ and $SPY are probably the right products for 99.9% of retail traders. That said, I want to give a big congratulations and thank you to everyone in my community who stayed with me through the tough times and continues riding the momentum. Special respect goes to our female whale, LEE @sheslee, who holds over 400,000 shares and has remained rock-solid in her conviction the entire time. True diamond hands are rare — grateful to those who have them!

$SPX (May 23, 2026-daily chart update) No matter whether you are a short-term trader or a long-term investor, the first thing I always check is the broad market direction — primarily through the S&P 500 $SPX and its ETF, $SPY. Why? Because the major indices give you the clearest and most reliable picture of the overall market trend. They act as the heartbeat of the U.S. equity market. Before diving into individual stocks or sectors, understanding the direction and strength of the major indices helps you stay aligned with the primary trend and significantly improves your odds of success. Every day, I chart the following major indices and ETFs for my community so they are well-prepared before the market opens: 1. $DRAM – Roundhill Memory ETF (memory chips / AI infrastructure exposure) 2. $QQQ – Nasdaq-100 3. $SPY – S&P 500 4. $IWM – Russell 2000 (small caps) 5. $TNA – Small-cap bullish 3x leveraged ETF 6. $IGV – Software & Technology sector 7. $NASA – Tema Space Innovators ETF (space economy / innovators)

$QQQ (May 13, 2026-daily chart update) The first volatility hole timed the exact bottom perfectly — right when 99.9% of furus were screaming for a plummet in April. Since then, momentum has been steadily building, backed by strong and consistent whale accumulation. Every volatility hole that has been surpassed has triggered a powerful surge. Now the question is: Can $QQQ survive the new one? @cantonmeow @matthughes13 @chad_ventures