Friday was a one-ticker day. Five separate positions, all in $MU, and the one that paid was the fifth attempt at the same setup. Here's the whole thing: • Stock long 979.90 off the open — the classic dip and rip over the pre-market high. Laddered 985.50 / 993 / 987.60 / 990.22 / 997, out 994. WIN. • Stock long 1002.22 — lost the EMAs, out 996. LOSS. • 0DTE $1,000 calls at 6.45 — half out 7.70, last out 6.25. SCRATCH. • Calls again at 6.50 — stopped at 5.00 when MU lost the 1000 handle. LOSS. • Calls at 6.70 average — the flat top finally broke. Half out 8.70, quarter at 10.40. +55%. The setup was called pre-market: "Remember, this MU is, like, really coiled up, right?" It ran 50 points, then went sideways under the same high all session. That's a flat top breakout building. You are not predicting the break — you are waiting to get paid for a level you already identified. Three things worth stealing from this session: 1. Five tries is not stubbornness when the setup is real. It's stubbornness when you go hunting for the same money on a different chart. 2. Half sizes on 0DTE. He built the 7.30 average by adding twice into a green-candle hold, not by slamming the whole position at 6.70. 3. A stock that's red on the day cannot be a flat top breakout. Thrust down plus a pop into the VWAP is a BEAR flag. Setup names carry a direction. The clips are all in the group — infographic above has every fill. Ready to do this live with me every morning? The Live 60-Day Bootcamp is $3,197 this week instead of $4,500, next cohort starts October 1: https://www.bullsonwallstreet.com/live-60-day-bootcamp?utm_source=skool_free&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=mu_flattopbreakout_20260904