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Five tries on $MU. The fifth one paid.
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
Five tries on $MU. The fifth one paid.
0 likes • 4d
Yes. Followed this trade. Got good results.
Labor Day sale: the room and the bootcamp, one week
Some of you have been in this free group for months watching the clips and reading the recaps. This is the week to step up if you are going to. For one week both products are on sale: BullsVision Live Chatroom, annual. $747 → $448. That is 40% off and $716 less than paying $97 a month. My live screenshare every market day since 2008, alerts with entry, stop and target, the pre-market gameplan, and Paul Singh on swing and options. Live 60-Day Trading Bootcamp. $4,500 → $3,197. Next cohort starts October 1. Live classes Sun through Wed at 8 PM ET, live trading with me at 9 AM every morning, business plan, graded sim trades, 1-on-1 time with me. Pay in full and 12 months of BullsVision is included. No code. Click and the discount is on the checkout already. https://www.bullsonwallstreet.com/labor-day-sale?utm_source=skool&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=laborday26 Ends Friday September 11 at 11:59 PM ET. Question for the group: what is the one thing holding you back from going full-in on trading this year? Answer below, I read all of them.
1 like • 4d
Time.
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And of course money.
Why you keep overtrading (the 3 triggers)
I overtraded this year. 27 years in, running a trading school, and I still did it. Shorted AMD at the same level five times in one day. Gave back $10,000 of my weekly profits and turned a solid week red on a Friday. Not because I did not know better. I know better. I teach this. Knowing better has never stopped anybody. Here is what I actually think is going on. Overtrading is not about how many buttons you push. You can make four trades in a day and every one of them can be an overtrade if it was outside your wheelhouse. Any deviation from your plan and your edge is an overtrade. And there are only three triggers behind it: Boredom. Slow tape, you lower your standards to justify your screen time. Post loss recovery. I lost $25,000 in a tech stock, was up $5,000 the next morning, and in my head I was still down $20,000. So I gave the $5,000 back. Post win overconfidence. This one still gets me. You win five days straight, you start spending it before it lands, and the standards quietly slip. It does not show in your P&L tomorrow. It shows a month from now. The full breakdown, plus the three rules I use to stop it: https://youtu.be/LuF1Do4MTaY Which of the three triggers is yours? I will tell you mine is number three, every single time.
0 likes • 4d
Oh it’s so true. Made a killing off MU last Friday on trade one and then “overtraded” or “ silly traded” and gave away some profits for absolutely no reason.
Thursday's clips — $COIN + the 3-trade $DELL Trader Cut
Thursday's clips 👇 • $COIN remounted VWAP. I rode it up. — the Quick Pullback Buy, live https://youtube.com/shorts/Y0kYEPEoTn4 • Trader Cut — Lost the open on $DELL. Won the day. (2:08, all three DELL trades and every fill — unlisted, you're seeing it first) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TIVdEM6D0I • My first $DELL entry was early — the double nibble. Goes public Fri 12pm ET • Big thrust at the open? Don't trade. — Sat 9am ET • Second-tier tickers kill good days — Mon 8am ET 🔥 Ready to trade it live? The 60-Day Bootcamp → https://bullsonwallstreet.com/live-60-day-bootcamp?utm_source=skool_free&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=coin_quickpullbackbuy_20260903
1 like • 6d
Dell trade was great. 🙏
Live Trading TOMORROW!!
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0 likes • 6d
Yes. Will surely join…..
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