DNA
Ginkgo Bioworks Holdings, Inc.
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WTO membership for China + subsidies for China's small biz + Google partnership with PLA owned operations + Covid origin and mRNA "rollout" to hack our DNA + simultaneous funding of Israel + Ukraine wars + glazing bitcoin crypto & AI CEO's = the rise of BRICS are the actual chess players' own making. 

One of the guys who discovered DNA died. He had some interesting theories. Puts.

Further to my last post about a price action framework, after reading some of the comments I think it’s more accurate to describe what I’m working on as a theory of price movement rather than a trading system.
I’ll try to explain it better here.
Throughout history there have been situations where people could see something happening repeatedly and came to trust it, even though they didn’t yet understand why. A simple example is genetics, farmers bred cattle for certain traits long before anyone knew what DNA was. They saw that traits carried from generation to generation and trusted that process without knowing there was ever any DNA.
I believe trading is in a similar place. For decades traders have recognised repeating formations, head and shoulders, cups and handles, wedges, flags, volatility contractions and so on. These patterns are trusted because they’re seen and used every day, yet no one has ever fully explained why they form. My research describes the mechanism underneath them.
The patterns we trade work often enough that people keep using them, but the deeper structure behind them hasn’t been defined. What I’ve been exploring is that underlying structure, it exists before the pattern forms and ultimately it is the structure that causes it.
I’m not claiming to have an outstanding trading strategy, although I do believe this knowledge is of great benefit to a trader. What I’m saying is that I believe I’ve identified the process that explains why price behaves the way it does.
Take a simple flag. When price starts wide and contracts, I can explain what’s happening inside the flag, why it forms where it does, and why price behaves that way. In history, great traders like O’Neil have described flags in terms of size and proportion, but has anyone ever explained the actual mechanics of a flag? The DNA of it? We recognise them and trust them, but do we really know what they are?
It’s the same with a cup and handle or a head and shoulders, I can describe exactly why they form. I can code a sequence of behaviours that explains how price creates the patterns we see.
Here’s one way that this knowledge can help a trader. There are many more. Imagine a market in a downtrend, printing lower highs and lower lows. And the trader is waiting to enter at the change of the downtrend to an uptrend. Most people wait for the sequence to shift to higher highs and higher lows before calling a trend change. But once you understand the “DNA” of the movement, you can identify a change in behaviour before it becomes visible. An uptrend can start from a higher high as we know, but it can also start from a same high or even a lower high. To most people, a new high at the same level, or lower isn't bullish. But when you can read the structure behind it, that lower high can actually reveal that the trend is changing or has already changed. One high can be considerably different to another high, based on its DNA, irrelevant of its price point. It’s about seeing behaviour, not just shape.
Hard to explain and probably even more difficult to grasp, as its quite different to what is already taught.
If you’ve ever tried to formalise an observation or turn research into a theory, I’d really like to hear how you approached it. Thanks.

Wrong sub.

I think Intellia is a decent stock in what will be an amazing sector in a few years, but it is highly speculative, especially since they had a recent death of an 80 year old in their trial of 450 patients. It triggered Hy's Law, which is very serious. A working theory is that the indels resulted in a DNA fragment that triggered an immune response, which would be a big plus for companies that don't create a double stranded break like PRME and BEAM, but bad news for CRSP and NTLA. NTLA is definitely not a value investment. I do have a few hundred shares and am selling covered calls for good premiums, but it is a very risky stock.

Ginkgo Bioworks Reports Third Quarter 2025 Financial Results - DNA OTC Pink: DNABW

Over the last few years I’ve been building and refining a price action framework that, in my view, improves on the concepts most traders currently use.
It isn’t an indicator. It’s more like the DNA of market behaviour, the structure underneath everything. A kind of coded behaviour that drives how price moves.
I use it to map resistance areas and, maybe more importantly, areas without resistance. It helps me choose charts where price has an easier path to move. I use it for pattern recognition, trend direction and trend change, breakout levels, support levels, and trade entry points. It applies equally well to indexes and individual assets.
I’m trying to understand what I can realistically do with this knowledge. If anyone here has built their own system or turned private research into a profession, I’d really appreciate your thoughts on next steps, credibility, validation, or even marketing.
What could my options be?
• Write and publish a book
• Partner with an investor or trader
• Keep it private and trade it myself
• Employment or entry into the industry
• License it or collaborate on research
Once it’s explained, I think the framework would be simple to understand and, in hindsight, quite obvious. Which is why I’m cautious about sharing it. If I release the process publicly, how do I protect it or make sure it’s recognised as mine?
If you’ve been down a similar path or know what the real options are for something genuinely original, I’d be grateful to hear your thoughts.

# Today is Thursday, the 6th of November
## Upcoming events for Thursday, November 6th
- Stock splits:
- AUHIF @ **1:10**
- BABYF @ **1:10**
- Expected earnings:
AACG, AAOI, AAON, ABCL, ABL, ABNB, ACFN, ACHR, ACHV, ACIW, ACLX, ADV, AFRM, AGO, AHL, AHR, AKAM, ALDX, ALG, ALGS, ALLO, ALRM, ALT, ALTG, AMBQ, AMLX, AMN, AMPH, AMPX, AMR, AMRK, AMTX, AOMR, AORT, APD, APLT, APPN, APRE, APVO, APYX, ARHS, ARL, ARLO, ASLE, ASMB, ASPN, ASTH, ATHA, ATHM, ATLC, ATUS, ATYR, AUUD, AVAH, AVIR, AVPT, AVTX, AZN, BAER, BAK, BAP, BBDC, BBDO, BBU, BCAB, BCE, BCIC, BDX, BFS, BGC, BHF, BILL, BIOA, BIRD, BJDX, BKD, BKSY, BKTI, BL, BLFS, BLMN, BLND, BLNK, BLZE, BOLD, BRFH, BRT, BRY, BSLK, BZFD, CABO, CARG, CARL, CARS, CC, CCCC, CCLD, CCO, CCOI, CCRN, CDTX, CDXS, CE, CELH, CENX, CERS, CERT, CGEM, CHCI, CHMI, CHRS, CIA, CIM, CING, CIO, CION, CIVI, CLAR, CLFD, CLPR, CLPT, CMBM, CMBT, CMRC, CNQ, CNR, CNTY, COLD, COLL, CON, COP, CPHC, CPK, CPSS, CPT, CRBP, CRDF, CRIS, CRNX, CRON, CTLP, CTMX, CTRM, CVKD, DBX, DCO, DD, DDOG, DH, DIOD, DKNG, DMLP, DNA, DNN, DNTH, DNUT, DOCS, DRCT, DRH, DRIO, DSGN, DTI, DWTX, DXPE, EB, EBR, EBR.B, ED, EDAP, EFXT, ELUT, EMX, ENOV, EOG, EPAM, ESPR, ETON, EVAX, EVCM, EVH, EVOK, EVRG, EVTC, EWTX, EXFY, EXPE, EXPI, FA, FARM, FDUS, FENC, FFAI, FG, FGBI, FIGS, FIVN, FLL, FLO, FNF, FNKO, FOUR, FOXF, FROG, G, GAU, GCT, GDEN, GEN, GEO, GHI, GLUE, GMAB, GMED, GOCO, GOGO, GOOS, GOSS, GPRO, GREE, GRND, GRNT, GROW, GRPN, GRWG, GSAT, GSBD, GVA, H, HAE, HASI, HBI, HBIO, HCI, HGBL, HIHO, HIMX, HMR, HQI, HRB, HSHP, HUN, HYFM, IBEX, IBOC, ICUI, IFS, IMA, IMNN, IMUX, INBS, INDI, INOD, INSG, INSW, INUV, IOR, IOVA, IREN, IRWD, ISOU, ISPC, IVVD, JBI, JSPR, JYNT, KELYA, KELYB, KFS, KINS, KODK, KRMN, KRO, KRP, KRT, KRUS, KVHI, LAMR, LASR, LCTX, LCUT, LDI, LFCR, LFMD, LFST, LGND, LI, LIDR, LION, LMAT, LNSR, LNT, LNTH, LOMA, LPCN, LPG, LPRO, LSPD, LSTA, LTRN, LVO, LXRX, LYEL, LYTS, MAIN, MAPS, MBX, MCFT, MCHP, MCHX, MDU, MERC, MFA, MFIC, MIDD, MKTW, MLAB, MLCO, MLTX, MNMD, MNR, MNST, MODG, MP, MRNA, MRVI, MRX, MSC, MSDL, MSGE, MSGM, MT, MTD, MTSI, MTUS, MTVA, MUX, MVO, MWA, MXC, NABL, NATH, NATR, NBY, NEPH, NFE, NHI, NKTR, NKTX, NL, NN, NNI, NODK, NOG, NOMD, NOTE, NRDS, NRDY, NRG, NSYS, NTCT, NTIP, NTLA, NTRA, NUS, NUTX, NVAX, NVMI, NWS, NWSA, NXE, NXST, NXTC, OBLG, OGN, OKUR, OLED, OLPX, OMDA, ONC, ONIT, ONL, ONTO, OPAL, OPEN, OPRX, ORGO, ORMP, OS, OSCR, OUT, OXBR, PANL, PAR, PBA, PBH, PBR, PBR.A, PBYI, PCRX, PCT, PDFS, PENN, PEPG, PGNY, PH, PHAR, PHUN, PLMR, PLNT, PLRX, PLTK, PLUS, PMVP, PODC, PODD, PRKS, PRMB, PRQR, PRTA, PRTH, PRVA, PSHG, PSIX, PSQH, PTGX, PTON, PX, PZZA, QBTS, QNRX, QNST, QTTB, QXO, RAPP, RAVE, RBA, RC, RCEL, RCKT, RCMT, REFR, REI, RGNX, RL, RLAY, RLMD, RLYB, RNA, RNAC, ROK, RPTX, RUN, RWAY, RXO, RXT, RZLT, SATS, SAVA, SBDS, SCM, SCSC, SEAT, SEER, SG, SGA, SGHT, SGI, SGMO, SIGA, SKIN, SKLZ, SKYE, SLQT, SMR, SN, SNDK, SOLS, SOLV, SOUN, SRTS, SSP, STEP, STGW, STKS, STNE, STRA, STRW, STVN, SUZ, SVM, SYNA, TAC, TBCH, TBRG, TCI, TCPC, TCX, TE, TEAD, TECX, TFX, TGLS, TGNA, TH, THAR, THM, THR, TIGO, TKC, TKNO, TMCI, TNDM, TPR, TRC, TRIP, TRMD, TRP, TRUP, TSE, TTD, TTEC, TTWO, TWI, TWNP, TXG, TXRH, TYRA, UA, UAA, UEIC, UHG, UMAC, UPB, UPLD, URGN, USAR, USAS, USFD, UWMC, VCEL, VCTR, VEEE, VEL, VERA, VERI, VHI, VOC, VOR, VST, VSTA, VTEX, VTGN, VTRS, VTYX, VYNE, VYX, WBD, WD, WEST, WHLR, WLDN, WMS, WPM, WRBY, WRN, WSC, WW, WYNN, XERS, XLO, XOMA, XPOF, XRAY, XYZ, YELP, YETI, YORW, YOU, ZD, ZLAB, ZURA, ZYME
- Ex-div:
BMRC, DCOMP, FELE, FSBW, GLDY, HTBK, LVHD, NWBI, OPBK, PGC, QQQY, TRS, USOY, WFRD, WTFC, YQQQ
- Economic events and announcements:
- ADP Nonfarm Employment Change (actual: 42K, consensus: 32K, previous: -29K)
- Crude Oil Imports (actual: 0.867M, previous: -1.025M)
- Crude Oil Inventories (actual: 5.202M, consensus: -2.500M, previous: -6.858M)
- Cushing Crude Oil Inventories (actual: 0.300M, previous: 1.334M)
- Distillate Fuel Production (actual: 0.211M, previous: -0.134M)
- EIA Refinery Crude Runs (actual: 0.037M, previous: -0.511M)
- EIA Weekly Distillates Stocks (actual: -0.643M, consensus: -2.000M, previous: -3.362M)
- EIA Weekly Refinery Utilization Rates (actual: -0.6%, previous: -2.0%)
- Gasoline Inventories (actual: -4.729M, consensus: -1.100M, previous: -5.941M)
- Gasoline Production (actual: 0.241M, previous: -0.004M)
- Heating Oil Stockpiles (actual: -0.036M, previous: 0.049M)
- ISM Non-Manufacturing Business Activity (actual: 54.3, previous: 49.9)
- ISM Non-Manufacturing Employment (actual: 48.2, consensus: 47.6, previous: 47.2)
- ISM Non-Manufacturing New Orders (actual: 56.2, consensus: 51.0, previous: 50.4)
- ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI (actual: 52.4, consensus: 50.7, previous: 50.0)
- ISM Non-Manufacturing Prices (actual: 70.0, consensus: 68.0, previous: 69.4)
- MBA 30-Year Mortgage Rate (actual: 6.31%, previous: 6.30%)
- MBA Mortgage Applications (actual: -1.9%, previous: 7.1%)
- MBA Purchase Index (actual: 163.3, previous: 164.3)
- Mortgage Market Index (actual: 332.3, previous: 338.7)
- Mortgage Refinance Index (actual: 1,290.8, previous: 1,327.8)
- S&P Global Composite PMI (actual: 54.6, consensus: 54.8, previous: 53.9)
- S&P Global Services PMI (actual: 54.8, consensus: 55.2, previous: 54.2)
- U.S. President Trump Speaks
## Upcoming events for Friday, November 7th
- Stock splits:
- MFMLF @ **1:10**
- RAY @ **1:16**
- Expected earnings:
ACRE, AD, AIRS, ALXO, AMCX, ANIP, AQN, ASIX, ATMU, AXL, BAM, BEN, BIP, CEG, CGC, CLLS, CLMT, CNDT, CNH, CTEV, DCBO, DIBS, DK, DKL, DUK, DV, EMA, ENB, ESNT, EXK, FGMC, FLGT, FLR, FUN, GHM, GLP, GLTO, GTN, GTN.A, HAIN, HE, HLLY, KKR, KOP, MKTX, MMI, MOGO, PWP, RAND, RPID, SHG, SHO, SLVM, SNWV, TASK, TDS, TU, VSAT, WEN
- Ex-div:
ARLP, BPRN, CFFN, CMCO, FRAF, FRBA, FRST, HOPE, JBHT, MMLP, PAYX, PCB, PNFP, RELL, SFBC, SHEN, TECTP, WSFS
- Economic events and announcements:
- 4-Week Bill Auction (previous: 3.910%)
- 8-Week Bill Auction (previous: 3.890%)
- Atlanta Fed GDPNow (consensus: 4.0%, previous: 4.0%)
- Challenger Job Cuts (previous: 54.064K)
- FOMC Member Williams Speaks
- Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Barr Speaks
- Fed Waller Speaks
- Fed's Balance Sheet (previous: 6,587B)
- Natural Gas Storage (consensus: 34B, previous: 74B)
- Reserve Balances with Federal Reserve Banks (previous: 2.828T)
## Upcoming events for Saturday, November 8th
- Economic events and announcements:
- Consumer Credit (consensus: 10.00B, previous: 0.36B)
- FOMC Member Williams Speaks
- Fed Governor Jefferson Speaks
- Michigan 1-Year Inflation Expectations (previous: 4.6%)
- Michigan 5-Year Inflation Expectations (previous: 3.9%)
- Michigan Consumer Expectations (consensus: 50.3, previous: 50.3)
- Michigan Consumer Sentiment (consensus: 54.0, previous: 53.6)
- Michigan Current Conditions (consensus: 59.2, previous: 58.6)
- NY Fed 1-Year Consumer Inflation Expectations (previous: 3.4%)
- U.S. Baker Hughes Oil Rig Count (previous: 414)
- U.S. Baker Hughes Total Rig Count (previous: 546)
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