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With the knowledge base your displaying with this post you shouldn't be trading options at all until you learn a lot more and I mean a LOT MORE. All you will do is lose your money. Start out paper trading if you must trade and once you've successfully traded paper trades for the better part of a year than you might be ready to play with real money. Of course you won't listen so good luck to you and I hope your pockets are deep the rest of us could use the money.

Unless they switch to fiber-optic cables, the Ukraine war has produced a LOT of lessons-learned on countering wireless drone with strapped budgets.

Yeah this week hitting $40Trillion plus Bessent announcing the government is buying back their own debt with more debt, the Yen is collapsing in real time…a LOT going on. I’ve been out of work for three months but luckily my wife agreed selling PMs is essentially a last resort because the writing is on the wall for the strength of the dollar.

This is going to be an overall review and assessment of the Youtuber's, JBravo, course called, Stock market money glitch.

First off, this is a course for all levels of trading; however, if you are completely new to day trading, Bravo does not go over how to navigate TradingView, Tradestation, and the very basics that are key to success. These types of things can be found on Youtube though.

**What is the course about?**
This course goes over 2 different strategies that JBravo teaches: Market open on the 2-minute time frame and the "crypto glitch". The bulk of the course goes over his overall strategy using the MNQ1! on the 2m to teach. You will also learn what leverage is in this course if you do not already know. On the MNQ1!, the price moves at $2 a tick and you need at least $404 to trade 1 contract.

**What is JBravo's Strategy?**

The JBravo strategy encompasses a LOT of different things (The main reason it has such a high success rate). Overall, his MNQ1! on the 2M strategy goes like this:

1. Is it above or below the 200 AND 20 SMA? Above goes long, below goes short.
2. Check for trendlines. Has it broken a trendline? "The trend is your friend until the end".
3. Patterns: Mostly triangles, wedges, and sometimes flags.
4. Candle patterns: specifically hammers. bull/bear hammers showing direction. 180 reversals.
5. ORB (opening range breakout), consolidation, or ranges. He uses this daily.
6. No-No Zone: don't trade between the 200 and 20.
7. Wack-A-Mole: If the trend is down and you're under both lines, you can short it again at the 200.
8. Color candle changes: This one is confusing and I have left it for last. He says things like, red, green, red, green, ok go. I still don't understand this one and don't use it.

**The biggest issue with his strategy:**
As you can see, his strategy encompasses A LOT of different things. Even if you are above the 200 and 20, you could go long and get liquidated because you didn't see the rising wedge, the trendline it broke, the hammer candle, or the consolidation... etc., etc. This is his ultimate scapegoat for saying his strategy is 90%+.

**How accurate is the strategy?**
From my experience and perspective, it is extremely accurate as long as you follow it very closely and you are looking at all 7 line items above. Take this morning for example (8/21/2026) \*PICTURED\*; Broke rising wedge/trendline, below 200/20, opening candle was a bear hammer, Wack-a-Mole on the 200. "IF" you had gone short near the 200 on 1 contract of NQ1!, you would have walked away with roughly $2400 in 14 minutes.

**The BEST part of the course?**
When you sign up for the course, you get access to an indicator from ChartPrime called "The Glitch". This indicator is EXTREMELY accurate and picking out reversals (Like 90%, not even joking). If you want his Bravo indicators, you have to purchase them through ChartPrime, and I believe they are around $2000 if I remember right. They've already paid for themselves, so I can't remember.

**NOW: The "Crypto" Glitch...**
There is not glitch. The glitch is the indicator, which, as I said, is VERY accurate. You will combine the knowledge from the course, the glitch indicator, ChartPrime's Oscillator Pro + indicator, and their Market Oracle Pro Plus Indicator to pick out reversal spots. Then you will use Blofin to trade as your brokerage, where you can use up to 150% leverage (not recommended). The 2 cryptos that he trades this way are SOL and Bitcoin on the 15m.

If you have questions, drop them below, or if you're also a student of Bravo and I missed something, let me know, and I'll adjust it. If you have used this strategy and are successful, drop your results below.

I've been in the space since 2011 and I consistently have some my entire BTC position and have made a LOT more profits than if I had just kept it all or partially sold. What's dumb is to sell after a massive dump in price or to buy when the price has more than doubled (especially since 2018).

There's smart people everywhere. Twitter has them too but there's A LOT of straight up misinformation and it's a cesspool.
But honestly if you want real quality discussion you go to substack. I feel like that has the most serious and well thought out takes.

I love traveling too. Mostly because I can pick and choose what I want to do and then come home. Living in a third world country is 1000% different than traveling to one.
Yea, the U.S. has issues but the U.S. is not going to become Mumbai in our lifetimes. I’ll put up with A LOT before I’m moving to any third world country.
And there a lot of first world countries that people romanticize about like France, Germany, the UK, that no longer match the postcards we all saw in our youth. There is a reason for the saying “The grass is sheaths greener on the other side”

These places sell a LOT more than just necessary items. People aren’t buying from a different retailer, they are just buying less. The amount of useless crap on the shelves in a Walmart or Fred Meyer or Target boggles my mind.

Thank you! I appreciate the provided links and information! I have a LOT of studying to do!

I have some, and there is a lot of great long term potential for three reasons:
First, Starlink. I know a couple of people using it and they are WILDLY happy with it. Everyone who is rural gets a great opportunity to have high-speed internet as a decent price, as well as those in the city with dilapidated infrastructure getting poor or barely working internet. Expand this to the entire world and people on the ourskirts of towns, or countries with poor internet capabilities and you have an entire globe of potential customers.
These next two are theoretical, but have a LOT of potential.
AI is still growing, and SpaceXAI is one of the only companies with the know-how, the infrastructure, and capabilities to make frontier AI models. Using Terrafab they're going to control most of the pieces and parts that make up the AI as well. Worst case is they give up on making a frontier model and use their investments to host training and inference. Either way they're going to make money. So having a frontier model, and the compute, and the manufacturing.
Lastly, if you haven't noticed, Americans are revolting against data centers. I personally think this is a fad, and we will move on to something else in time, but there is a huge risk that we will continue to be compute constrained for quite a while still. SpaceXAI is going to be launching compute into orbit where these problems don't exist. They can continue to run their own frontier model using these, or they can rent them out to other companies who need the compute but haven't been able to build them because of data-center push back.
I think terrestrial compute is far superior, but if building them have too many roadblocks we might need orbital compute in the meantime.
I think Starlink and Terrafab are enough to warrant the investment, and AI/Orbital Compute a great potential.

It's a Panasonic. Sitting back from the TV, it looks awesome, but yea, if you get close to the TV, the fuzziness starts to show. Back when I bought it, I used it primarily for watching downloaded SD resolution TV episodes and movies, which hid a LOT of the shitty compression artifacts from those encodes and made them look decent. Was like magic, lol. Admittedly that TV has been collecting dust in the basement for 10 years.

1. They don't beat VOO, if you think you can't beat them you don't think you can beat the VOO or QQQ either.
2. They are massively held back by their size from growing quickly.
3. They aren't an ETF, more like 1/3 wholely owned businesses throwing off cash with low capex needs, 1/3 stock portfolio, 1/3 pile of cash.
The benefit BRK.B has over VOO is better risk-adjusted returns, it takes on A LOT less risk for only slightly lower returns..
Personally I try to beat the QQQ so inherently yes I think I can beat BRK.B. I hold some BRK.B but I plan to sell it during a market crash and buy the dip.

0 friends but A LOT of colleagues.

With the knowledge base your displaying with this post you shouldn't be trading options at all until you learn a lot more and I mean a LOT MORE. All you will do is lose your money. Start out paper trading if you must trade and once you've successfully traded paper trades for the better part of a year than you might be ready to play with real money. Of course you won't listen so good luck to you and I hope your pockets are deep the rest of us could use the money.

Unless they switch to fiber-optic cables, the Ukraine war has produced a LOT of lessons-learned on countering wireless drone with strapped budgets.

Yeah this week hitting $40Trillion plus Bessent announcing the government is buying back their own debt with more debt, the Yen is collapsing in real time…a LOT going on. I’ve been out of work for three months but luckily my wife agreed selling PMs is essentially a last resort because the writing is on the wall for the strength of the dollar.

This is going to be an overall review and assessment of the Youtuber's, JBravo, course called, Stock market money glitch.

First off, this is a course for all levels of trading; however, if you are completely new to day trading, Bravo does not go over how to navigate TradingView, Tradestation, and the very basics that are key to success. These types of things can be found on Youtube though.

**What is the course about?**
This course goes over 2 different strategies that JBravo teaches: Market open on the 2-minute time frame and the "crypto glitch". The bulk of the course goes over his overall strategy using the MNQ1! on the 2m to teach. You will also learn what leverage is in this course if you do not already know. On the MNQ1!, the price moves at $2 a tick and you need at least $404 to trade 1 contract.

**What is JBravo's Strategy?**

The JBravo strategy encompasses a LOT of different things (The main reason it has such a high success rate). Overall, his MNQ1! on the 2M strategy goes like this:

1. Is it above or below the 200 AND 20 SMA? Above goes long, below goes short.
2. Check for trendlines. Has it broken a trendline? "The trend is your friend until the end".
3. Patterns: Mostly triangles, wedges, and sometimes flags.
4. Candle patterns: specifically hammers. bull/bear hammers showing direction. 180 reversals.
5. ORB (opening range breakout), consolidation, or ranges. He uses this daily.
6. No-No Zone: don't trade between the 200 and 20.
7. Wack-A-Mole: If the trend is down and you're under both lines, you can short it again at the 200.
8. Color candle changes: This one is confusing and I have left it for last. He says things like, red, green, red, green, ok go. I still don't understand this one and don't use it.

**The biggest issue with his strategy:**
As you can see, his strategy encompasses A LOT of different things. Even if you are above the 200 and 20, you could go long and get liquidated because you didn't see the rising wedge, the trendline it broke, the hammer candle, or the consolidation... etc., etc. This is his ultimate scapegoat for saying his strategy is 90%+.

**How accurate is the strategy?**
From my experience and perspective, it is extremely accurate as long as you follow it very closely and you are looking at all 7 line items above. Take this morning for example (8/21/2026) \*PICTURED\*; Broke rising wedge/trendline, below 200/20, opening candle was a bear hammer, Wack-a-Mole on the 200. "IF" you had gone short near the 200 on 1 contract of NQ1!, you would have walked away with roughly $2400 in 14 minutes.

**The BEST part of the course?**
When you sign up for the course, you get access to an indicator from ChartPrime called "The Glitch". This indicator is EXTREMELY accurate and picking out reversals (Like 90%, not even joking). If you want his Bravo indicators, you have to purchase them through ChartPrime, and I believe they are around $2000 if I remember right. They've already paid for themselves, so I can't remember.

**NOW: The "Crypto" Glitch...**
There is not glitch. The glitch is the indicator, which, as I said, is VERY accurate. You will combine the knowledge from the course, the glitch indicator, ChartPrime's Oscillator Pro + indicator, and their Market Oracle Pro Plus Indicator to pick out reversal spots. Then you will use Blofin to trade as your brokerage, where you can use up to 150% leverage (not recommended). The 2 cryptos that he trades this way are SOL and Bitcoin on the 15m.

If you have questions, drop them below, or if you're also a student of Bravo and I missed something, let me know, and I'll adjust it. If you have used this strategy and are successful, drop your results below.

I've been in the space since 2011 and I consistently have some my entire BTC position and have made a LOT more profits than if I had just kept it all or partially sold. What's dumb is to sell after a massive dump in price or to buy when the price has more than doubled (especially since 2018).

There's smart people everywhere. Twitter has them too but there's A LOT of straight up misinformation and it's a cesspool.
But honestly if you want real quality discussion you go to substack. I feel like that has the most serious and well thought out takes.

I love traveling too. Mostly because I can pick and choose what I want to do and then come home. Living in a third world country is 1000% different than traveling to one.
Yea, the U.S. has issues but the U.S. is not going to become Mumbai in our lifetimes. I’ll put up with A LOT before I’m moving to any third world country.
And there a lot of first world countries that people romanticize about like France, Germany, the UK, that no longer match the postcards we all saw in our youth. There is a reason for the saying “The grass is sheaths greener on the other side”