This is just.....crazy. In just ONE week, The School Of Stocks portfolio has grown by 20%, today alone it grew by almost 11% I am genuinely giving it my all to give you the best lessons, ideas, and returns.

I NEVER tought this would happen but one user of the community just got scammed by someone impersonating me, the scammer send him a message with a profile that totally looked like mine and send him to a shady broker where he deposited his money and will most likely not get it back. I WILL NEVER EVER EVER send you a link to a broker, and please if I send you a message check that it is the same profile as the Admin of this community

Hey guys! I’m sharing with you this video I filmed yesterday from South Padre Island

Yesterday I bought QBTS after a 34% rally in a single day! “Crazy” one might say! “You are following a train that already left”, or “just FOMOing in to a trending stock”. Yes QBTS is a speculative play, quantum computing is not a mainstream technology yet, but I’m trying to position my self before it does. But I didn’t buy out of FOMO or chasing the days biggest winner, I bought because I followed my plan! I followed the lesson tought in the Technical Analysis Classroom, class 3 Don’t buy low, buy high and today we’re over 21% up in that position

I want to share with you guys the performance of my personal portfolio. My gains are a little more conservative at 3.87% for the day compared to the aggressive 8.16% gain from "The School Of Stocks" portfolio because I am personally more diversified into safer stocks. All of the entries lately have been more on the high-risk, high-reward side, but I'm totally down to take some risk when I have high conviction. Still, a 3.8% profit in one single day is an absolutely CRAZY return, beating all major assets for the day. But what I truly want to share with you is that I've decided to soon open a new classroom called something like "Case Studies," where we take a look at some of my positions and walk through why I entered that position, from the idea generation, where I got conviction from, and finally the technical entries I use, because I do not consider myself to be a specific type of investor. Sometimes I take safer bets based on value or fundamentals, sometimes I try to frontrun hype in a sector, and on other occasions I build my own conspiracy theories on why a stock should go up. So I think looking back at what I was thinking when building positions might give birth to some of the most valuable lessons here in The School Of Stocks.