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4 years ago, I was a trader struggling to make things click. No risk management, no plan, no discipline, no patience, and mountains of greed and fomo. Today I had over 4 trades click for more than 500%. One of them hitting a high of almost 2000%. I do this every week now. Below is one of my secrets to success that's so basic you'll laugh.
***Set alerts and chill*** Most traders do it but don't take it that serious. Your alerts need to be precise with actionable purpose. When mine go off I take immediate action with zero hesitation. Fun fact: On trading view you can put a message on each alert, so you never forget what the plan was! $SPX $AAPL $TSLA $AMD $PLTR $ONDS $UPS $IWM $SLV
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🍀Trade of the day: $SNDK $16.5k +🍀
(Annotated charts below👇)
What made this trade work out so well:
-> Day 2 move from a catalyst
-> Premarket strength + retest from profit grabbers near open
-> Higher timeframe + lower timeframe confluence
-> Extra confidence from repeat trades on this ticker for months (repetition is 🔑)
Unfortunately no 0dte were abused from this move but thankful for the opportunity nonetheless
Onto the next.
What to do better for next time:
Small 0dte exposure as a pair for extra exposure
Bit wider stops as Sandisk premiums move like lightning
Heavier initial adds with confidence on the low risk spot vs secondary adds.
Traded live with the whole Tropics family… per usual.
Keep it simple.
Keep it clean.
Break the trend.
Retest the level.
Get paid.
$DAL $ZETA
Shout out to @DrizzNation20 on our team for calling the airlines play!
2 trades.
High conviction.
Tight risk.
Repeatable.
3 straight days catching the same setup on $NVDA.
$AAPL wasn't too bad either.
If you want to join us, that's awesome. If not, please try to find a great place to LEARN.
Trading isn't as hard as you think. It does, however, take discipline, patience, and confidence.
Okay since you guys blew up my last post with almost 6 likes- Here is the recap on $NVDA today.
No need to make this complicated.
The green box we hit yesterday was the same one we hit today.
Why does this key area matter?
Simple. It's an obvious area of recent support and resistance. All that matters is where buyers are and where sellers are. You can call it whatever you want.
In this case, we wanted to see buyers step in.
We sniped our entry right at that level. My risk on this trade is my entry. (Sometimes I'll give it 10–20% below the level, depending on my confidence.) That's because the potential return is often 2–10x.
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I'm going to show you one of my favorite setups.
Low risk. High reward.
The break and retest.
$COST showed relative strength right off the open. Everyone on my feed was talking about it, retail piled in, then it rejected and retraced about $10. Right into a key level.
That's where I want to enter.
Premiums have retraced, my risk is clearly defined, and now the risk/reward becomes much more attractive.
Bonus: $WMT gave the exact same setup.
Does that mean I have start posting again too?
I guess it was a pretty decent week! 😆
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Chart is always first for me.
But sometimes you just have a feeling a fat move is coming.
$META was textbook structure and consolidation.
You have to be patient and persistent in this game.
You're not always going to get the move you want on the first attempt.
Couple base hits, couple paper cuts.
Then BOOM, pay day.
Closed my initial position for 2000%. Then rolled out on the pull back into key level locking in another 250%.
Some huge gains for the team today!
IM BACK! 🚨
Took a quick break from socials. Been busy with life and our new puppy.
Back to full send in the Tropics this week and damn it felt incredible.
My goal is to prove I’m nothing special. Just a few critical tweaks can make your trading go nuclear.
I've been breaking down how I manage positions for maximum returns while making risk the priority.
Massive wins this week on $DELL, $IONQ, $ARM, $ASTS, $IWM, $SPX
Here's the link for those that feel like learning with the team! ko-fi.com/TheTropics
