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Not the trading. Those didn’t go live until 11:45a ET. I’m referring to Robinhood going down that morning and users couldn’t access the platform at all.

7x'd my last read but got fuk'd on the Shrek at 1:20pm yesterday.
That was when this "deal" was announced, but really was because Stonk Indexes touched the 200SMA.
So I know why I 7x'd and I know why I went to $0 and am re-planning accordingly. 
Buuut, I also know most people on here won't really know why their Calls will pump and may go to $0 too.
Watch for volume buying to weaken around 10:30am ET tomorrow and be aware! This is exactly what a Bol trap looks like!

Come the f on people.
We just rallied over SpaceX IPO. This is clearly a Bol trap just like the tweet last Friday trapped shorts.
It's  more likely a slaughterhouse even if Iran surrendered tomorrow.
Puts on Retail rally at open just because of sheer mathematical odds.
Cautious with those Calls when Big Money enters around 10:30 ET tomorrow.

spy on top of spacex to mars at 8pm ET

EPD and ET are know as Master limited partnerships. By law they have to pay out most of there income to investors so the yield is generally higher than other stocks. MLP are currently limited by law to the Oil, gas, and coal industties. with the unstoppable demand for fuel these are very good investments for income. Not BDCs(Business Development Copanes) are also required by law to pay out most of there income so that also have higher than normal dividend. I hold PBDC for these funds.
If you invest in these individual compares you have to deal with K1 tax forms. Which really complicates your taxes. I invest in EMO 9% yield that invests enthuse companies. Since EMO holds the stock they get the K1 tax forms and you just get the dividend inocme.
Also compares like EPD and ET if held in a Roth or 401K can creat a taxable event inside your roth or 401k. A fund like EMO will not generate this unusual taxable event.

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As of 11am ET, no MoU has been signed in Pakistan. Still might happen in the coming days, but be prepared for a DOWN day on Monday.
PUTS for tomorrow, unless we get an announcement at 9am ET, that the MoU has finally been signed.

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Wait for an year to consolidate. ET Money doesn't even show an XIRR before an year.

What is the time in the picture? ET or something else?

Was adjourned till June 23rd. Hoping it is not delayed again.
Next date to watch is 17th at 11am ET. Ebay shareholder meeting on proposal 4. If it passes GME drops sub $20 and RC does block trade buyback of a massive amount of shares. If it fails, GME goes back up $3-4.

I requested shares via three brokerage accounts:
Schwab: 100 requested, 12 allocated
RH: 100 requested, 19 allocated
ETrade: 200 requested, 57 allocated
So 12% at Schwab, 19% RH, 28% @ ET

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There's no real blueprint to success in it. If you want a CS degree or just learn a programming language, there are steps to take same as with anything else- you learn the basics then continuously move up step by step. But what are the basics in trading? Is it price action? Is it candlestick/ chart patterns? Is it risk management? Where do you start, and honestly most profitable traders aren't out there giving away their entire strategy (entries/ targets/ stop placements), if they make their moves obvious, and many people replicate them, institutional money now knows exactly where to stop hunt. It's a zero sum game because the market is full of losers and winners. Whenever you enter a position, someone else has to be willing to give up contracts at that price so if I enter short, someone must've had their stops there and they lost or someone else used my entry position to close off their long taking profit there.

So if I made my playbook public, and everyone starts following how I trade to the T, institutional money knows exactly where the majority of people will be selling their stops so their orders can hunt and fill. There's going to be a lot more "manipulation" days where like no obvious red card event is present, but for whatever reason institutions decide to sell off all the markets at 1:10pm ET and buy OIL hard at 1:10pm. I hate these days cause for most of the day price is in a choppy ugly range, breakouts can be fake or risk might be too big to be worth it. Does any of this make sense?

Goldman and Morgan Stanley did a phenomenal job with the rollout. The retail allocation… the pricing at open… getting it live before noon ET. Add in some positive macro news regarding Iran… it was the perfect, steady launch.
I’m super interested to see how the staggered schedule for insider shares being allowed to sell will go. Should make for a less dramatic correction than other popular IPOs.
I also wonder if they will acquire or announce an acquisition of Tesla at that final insider selling un-freeze date to counter act that supply dump.

>*Am I over-diversified?*
Hell yeah - big time!
[ET Money Blog: How to Declutter Your Portfolio](https://www.etmoney.com/learn/mutual-funds/how-to-reduce-the-number-of-funds-from-portfolio/)

The metrics tell a clearer story than I think you're giving them credit for. Your 55.54% confident accuracy is barely above coin flip, but your payoff ratio is 1.17 (avg win 0.018, avg loss 0.016) and your profit factor is 1.40. That means most of your edge isn't in being right about direction, it's in being slightly more right than wrong combined with the asymmetry of wins running a bit longer than losses. That's actually a fragile place to live. Small shifts in the avg-win or avg-loss assumption (a few extra basis points of slippage, a worse fill on the loser side) can collapse the expectancy quickly. Before live trading, I'd recompute the metrics with a punishing slippage assumption (say 10bp each way for a daily swing) and see what survives.
Looking at your charts, two things stand out. The equity curve has a near-vertical run from roughly 10 to 18 across late 2025 and early 2026, which is probably 40%+ of your total compounded return concentrated in maybe 4-5 months. Your monthly bar chart confirms this with November 2024 at +37% and January/February 2026 both at +29%. Three months alone could account for a substantial fraction of the 4-year result. The annual returns also show a soft pattern: 64%, 83%, 79%, then 43% in 2025, then 63% YTD in 2026. That could be variance, but it could also be edge decay with one good regime burst pulling the average back up. Worth running the bootstrap excluding those three best months and seeing what the curve looks like.
On your specific questions:
Before scaling: the gap between live and backtest will almost always be in execution rather than signal. Specifically the timing of "after the previous daily candle closes" matters a lot. US daily candles close at 4pm ET but the broker often won't accept the next order until 4:01-4:30 the next morning depending on session structure. Confirm your live agent uses the same close price the backtest does, otherwise you're trading on a different candle than you tested.
Common live-trading bugs that backtests miss: dividend/corporate action handling on the asset bridge (your backtest probably auto-adjusts but the live broker doesn't on the same schedule), data revisions (the closing price you see at 4:00:01 ET often gets revised between 4:01 and 4:15 by exchange data feeds, so your "live" decision differs from your "backtest" decision for the same calendar date), and look-ahead in feature computation (any feature that uses a windowed stat needs to be computed strictly from data available BEFORE the prediction timestamp, not at the prediction timestamp).
What to monitor first: live expectancy compared to backtest expectancy, computed on a rolling basis. Not Sharpe, not drawdown. Expectancy is the leanest signal of "is the edge still there." If your live expectancy stays within one standard error of your backtest expectancy after 50 trades, you're probably fine. If it drifts more than 2 SE down, the strategy didn't survive contact with live execution.
For transparency, the only thing that proves a live system is real is publishing predictions with timestamps BEFORE the outcome is known. GitHub with commit timestamps works. Twitter posts time-stamped before market open work. Anything that publishes results "after the fact" can be (and usually is) cherry-picked. A simple public CSV updated nightly with date, prediction, confidence, and outcome is the strongest transparency proof short of a verified broker account.