While kids are getting ready for trick-or-treating tonight, fibonacci traders already collected something much sweeter.
Halloween delivered the kind of treats that make grown traders smile bigger than kids planning their candy routes.
While everyone’s calling today’s 4% crypto selloff “just a dip,” I’m watching the one thing that could make this entire market completely fall apart.
I was live with Mark yesterday watching the market action, and then today happened.
Bitcoin didn’t just drop 4% – it completely cratered while the broader market held steady. And that should terrify anyone paying attention.
“I’m getting worried about Bitcoin,” I told Mark yesterday. Today proved why.
I’ve never seen trading conditions this perfect for day traders. And most of you are missing it completely.
I’m sitting here looking at my October results – 18 trades, only 2 losses, 71% win rate – and I keep thinking the same thing: this is the gift that keeps on giving.
Listen, I’m about to tell you something that might make you uncomfortable: I went short at all-time highs.
I know. I KNOW. Everything in my trader DNA screams “when we hit all-time highs, we hit another all-time high.”
But here’s the thing – I wasn’t trading my edge.
I was testing a completely new strategy live, and I made myself the Guinea pig so you don’t have to be.
Here’s what happened and why it matters for every strategy you’ll ever test.
I just watched systematic trading turn gap-up chaos into a fibonacci launchpad.
While traders everywhere froze at all-time highs, mathematical precision didn’t just deliver a target – it identified the exact launching pad for SPY’s rocket ship to the moon.
This wasn’t just accuracy. This was systematic trading spotting the ignition point.
I’m writing this from San Diego after what might be the most interesting day I’ve had in a while. Not because of the networking event (though I did meet the CEO of Galaxy – you know, ticker GLXY – and I’m like, “I’ve traded your stock up and down 40 times!”).
No, the interesting part happened when I was literally staring into space during the show today.
And I spotted something massive.
