Market lost a great one. Truly inspirational with how much hard work he put in while he was sick. Tons of learning material on youtube as well. Going to be missed.
Hey everyone,
If you are reading this, that means TaPlot has unfortunately passed away.
I am his oldest son, and I want to take a minute to sincerely thank every one of you that supported him throughout this fight, you helped him keep his motivation, but you also helped me a lot. When I was feeling worried about him, I would often go to his page and read all the supportive comments, and they would give us both so much hope.
He was a great dad, he never stopped fighting, not even in his last week. I sat beside him and told him he could rest and I was proud of him, and he simply shook his head. He still wasn't giving up.
It hurts losing him, because, losing my father means I lost the only man who ever truly wanted me to be better than himself.
I will not be deleting any of his posts, everything will stay here as it was.
There's one more thing I want to leave everyone with.
When my dad died, the cancer died too. It wasn't a loss, it was a tie. He's at peace, and the cancer isn't. So if you really think about it, he won. 🕊️
Hey everyone,
If you are reading this, that means TaPlot has unfortunately passed away.
I am his oldest son, and I want to take a minute to sincerely thank every one of you that supported him throughout this fight, you helped him keep his motivation, but you also helped me a lot. When I was feeling worried about him, I would often go to his page and read all the supportive comments, and they would give us both so much hope.
He was a great dad, he never stopped fighting, not even in his last week. I sat beside him and told him he could rest and I was proud of him, and he simply shook his head. He still wasn't giving up.
It hurts losing him, because, losing my father means I lost the only man who ever truly wanted me to be better than himself.
I will not be deleting any of his posts, everything will stay here as it was.
There's one more thing I want to leave everyone with.
When my dad died, the cancer died too. It wasn't a loss, it was a tie. He's at peace, and the cancer isn't. So if you really think about it, he won. 🕊️
Cut out the noise and learn classical charting. Learn from those that have the experience. @jonbking @PeterLBrandt @TechCharts
Some of the this is the kind of stuff I'm training my market report agents to do. Utilizing site wide data to create actionable setups.
If you really want to learn patterns that are meaningful, and cut the noise of trading, and set defined risk to reward. You need to be following @jonbking @PeterLBrandt @TechCharts . Some members on there are really good as well like @JoeMurp09609535 . Subscribe to any of these for a year. Take in their knowledge. Its extremely cheap tuition.
Been a pretty uneventful month with short runs and reversals. I've spent a lot of time upgrading the site. I rather sit on my hands than be chopped up. My market score has been a pretty good indicator of risk off. My sector monitors for strength acceleration kept me away from large reversals. Entry alerts help me time buy signals from screens in the correct sectors. Only-stocks.com , there's a lot of free information on there as well. I mainly charge to pay for the services I utilize to stay up to date and ahead of the trend.
I do not claim to be a great trader. I am a very risk adverse trader and market technician. I create tools that are accessible to people who are just begging to learn and dont want to pay high fees. Most of my fees i use to add more and more services to site. The site is built to read as a book, top down it tells you what to do, where to do it, when to do it, and when not to do it. But ultimately, you have to make your own rules for success. Since incorporating classical charting my process has gotten a lot better. @PeterLBrandt @jonbking were great influences on this. But I am still young to the game. About 2.5 years in with no major drawdown, and up since i started. I have never lost money following rules, that money was set aside as risk. I have only experienced drawdowns from not following rules and adding too much exposure.
Once you have a vehicle with FSD, how do you ever go back to not having it? Many legacy vehicle manufacturers are so far behind in technology and they are going to struggle the next 5 years.
This volume profile as it grinds up is nice. Lower volume pull backs. $VG






























