Dorian

50% of Nvidia, $NVIDA, employees now have a net worth exceeding $25 million, per YF

One of the most gatekept setups in small caps, most traders never see it, or aren't awake early enough to act on it. Nearly 60% of stocks with a premarket high of +30% or more give back at least half of that gain by the open. This happens every single day, with high frequency.

What happens when Elliot Page replaces Brad Pitt as Achilles Brilliant 👏

Today, the SEC approved a major FINRA rule change that eliminates the Pattern Day Trader (PDT) rule and replaces it with a new intraday margin system. sec.gov/files/rules/sro/finr… 📷 What’s Being Removed The $25,000 minimum account requirement for day traders 📷 What’s Replacing It A new intraday margin framework that: Measures risk in real time (or end-of-day) instead of counting trades Requires traders to maintain enough equity based on actual exposure Applies to all margin accounts, not just day traders 📷 How the New System Works Firms monitor your account for intraday margin deficits (when risk exceeds equity) 📷 Implementation Timeline Rule is approved now (April 2026) FINRA will: Announce an official start date New rules go live ~45 days after that notice Firms can phase in over up to 18 months 📷 Key Takeaway The market is shifting from “how often you trade” to “how much risk you take.” This is a huge structural change—it opens the door for more traders while still enforcing discipline through real-time risk management.

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AI has killed retail trading, by making small caps more like large caps, originally blowing out short sellers, now humans have left and what's left is a few hopeful people picking up scraps and machines. In my opinion, this is not a market cycle, its the end of retail day trader.