While Broadcom cratered 12% Friday morning and obliterated portfolios across Wall Street, my Game Plan students were calling it “a great day” before lunch.
Some banked 200%+ gains in under an hour.
Here’s what separated the winners from the bleeding.

I just called the market direction wrong in front of 500 people. The Fed cut rates, everyone expected a rally, and I went bearish. Here’s why I’m not worried about my 93% track record.
I’ve been reading markets for nearly two decades. Started as a trading assistant at a Wall Street private equity firm. Reported live from the NYSE floor.
And today, I made a directional call that didn’t work.
Live. On camera. With hundreds watching.

Most traders see a gnarly selloff and freeze up. They watch their screens, paralyzed between panic and FOMO, usually doing exactly the wrong thing.
I hunt for the opposite signal – when everyone’s running for the exits but my confluence levels are screaming reversal opportunity.
Today was textbook. While the market looked weak as hell, the fuse trade methodology was pointing bull. That contradiction? That’s where the money lives.

Collins just posted numbers that made my afternoon: “In at 7 cents, out at 27 cents.”
That’s 283% in 55 minutes on our Fuse XSP signal. While the rest of the market was getting chopped up, our members were banking serious profits.
We officially hit 105% on XSP 685 calls, with multiple members crushing 100%+ gains in under an hour. After the trade settled, I broke down exactly why this signal worked so perfectly.