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Here is the receipts-first view. FY2024 revenue came in at $27.8M, up 20% year over year, with gross profit up 64% to $2.3M. More recently, preliminary September 2025 revenue printed $7.07M, up 229% year over year, with 2.03M gallons delivered. Operationally, a new Fort Myers, FL fueling hub went live, while the long-term thesis shifted toward contracted energy at the property level. Project pipeline with dated milestones: Oct 30, 2025: non-binding MOU to serve a 300-acre logistics development with microgrids, battery storage, an energy OS, wireless EV fleet charging, and on-demand fueling. Separate long-term lease option on roughly 1,600 acres in Florida targeting an AI-ready campus anchored by about 200 MW of microgrid capacity. Prior LOIs for two Los Angeles area healthcare microgrids under 28-year power agreements. Balance sheet and structure: Sept to Oct 2025: approximately $5.0M gross cash received from convertible note tranches, including one with an initial convert price around 1.82. Cost actions the company says trimmed burn by roughly $1M per month. ATM facility up to $75M provides growth capital but introduces dilution risk. Thin float and index inclusion increase sensitivity to milestones. What to watch next: MOU or LOIs converting to signed PPAs with MW and MWh specs, commercial terms, financing and EPC partners, and interconnect milestones. Those are the de-risking steps that typically precede a rerate. Not financial advice. submitted by /u/death_dream [link] [comments]

Hear me out. After 10+ years in this space, it genuinely seems like most traders are addicted to the struggle more than the result. If people truly wanted consistency, they’d stick to: one strategy one risk model one timeframe one market …for 6 months. Nobody does. Instead they: hop strategies weekly change brokers blame psychology chase dopamine restart challenges It looks like ambition… but feels more like an addiction to chaos. So my question is: Do most traders subconsciously prefer the fight more than the win? Because consistency is boring. And boredom is the thing nobody trains. Curious what you think. submitted by /u/Championleed [link] [comments]

I'm on my 4th year trading. I lost money the first 3 years and I'm profitable this year with a high win rate and positive expected value. My average losing trades are larger than my average winning trades due to poor risk management (I'm working on that). Assuming I put twenty hours a week into trading on average my total profit over four years comes out to... 9.60 an hour. I trade at work a couple days a week but otherwise it's mostly my free time I'm using to trade. Is this worth my time if I could work a 20 hour/week job and make more money with no risk? Or am I on the verge of becoming more profitable as a 4th year trader so I should expect my profits to improve? I definitely enjoy trading so there is that intangible aspect. Interested to hear what everyone thinks. Thanks. submitted by /u/nutegunspray [link] [comments]

Working inside a CFD broker and watching clients’ accounts on a daily basis made me realize the mistakes 90% of traders make. Honestly, I could write a book about trader behavior and how predictable it becomes once you’ve seen enough accounts from the inside. Everyone talks about risk management as if it’s only about stop losses and keeping risk at 1% per trade. I used to think the same, until I saw what actually destroys traders from the broker’s side. The truth is, most people manage risk per trade but not per session, per week, or per mindset. They tell themselves they’re risking 1%, but then they open five trades in the same session, all tied to the same idea. They think they’re following their plan, but they’re actually stacking exposure without realizing it. I saw it happen every day. A trader goes long EURUSD because the setup looks clean, then sees GBPUSD forming a similar pattern and jumps in, maybe AUDUSD too just to diversify. What they don’t realize is that all three pairs are heavily correlated through the USD. If the dollar strengthens, all three trades fall together. He wasn’t risking 1%, he was risking 3% on the same idea. That’s how most so-called disciplined traders blow up. They manage the risk of a trade, not the risk of a mindset. They think they’re being careful, but the broker dashboard shows the opposite: exposure stacking, overtrading after losses, and fatigue trades after long sessions. And when they finally break, it’s not because of a bad setup. It’s because of exhaustion disguised as opportunity. Once emotional capital drains, every click becomes a gamble. From the broker side, I used to see the same pattern repeatedly: a few weeks of controlled, consistent trading, small wins stacking slowly, then one bad session of overconfidence, correlation, or revenge trading, and the account curve drops vertically. The profitable traders were almost boring to watch. Same pairs, same hours, same risk. No drama, no chasing. That’s when it became clear to me that risk management isn’t about protecting money; it’s about protecting decision quality. Risk explodes the moment your mindset changes, not when your stop loss hits. I learned this lesson the hard way too. I’ve been that trader stacking positions and convincing myself that this one is different. It never was. Every trader reading this probably has a version of that story. It’s rarely bad analysis that destroys an account. It’s the inability to stop trading when the market stops rewarding you. submitted by /u/SeekingHelpAndHope [link] [comments]

Screenshot here for a popular social copy trading app... A very handsome graph of 5+ years of steady profits. Yes they take 30% of profits of successful copies but it's all automated. I'm new to copy trading but know when something seems too good to be true it probably is. What am I missing here?? submitted by /u/EstablishmentLost262 [link] [comments]

A scenario map you can trade against. Update as new data lands. NXXT Bull: Port St. Lucie MOU converts to a binding scope with sizes, commercial model, and financing framework; earnings show margin discipline. Price acceptance above 2.10 targets 2.40. Base: more basing while management guides to milestones but holds specifics for later; range 1.75-2.05 persists. Bear: heavy ATM use or slippage on permits/interconnect; daily close under 1.75 shifts focus to 1.65-1.70. FEMY Bull: clean FemBloc advancement and positive earnings tone on EU/UK adoption; runway clarified. Sustained hold above recent breakout levels draws momentum money. Base: mixed tape as traders wait for concrete trial milestones; range trading around recent moving averages. Bear: financing overhang without offsetting progress, or trial timing disappoints; give back of the recent spike. MOBX Bull: definitive Peraso agreement on acceptable terms with a clear funding plan; management frames cross selling and integration. Reclaims and holds above key MAs with rising volume. Base: talks continue but no deal yet; stock chops on rumors into earnings. Bear: talks terminate or terms look dilutive without strategic payoff; liquidity pockets lower. Risk controls that travel across the trio Trade the confirmation. Use ORB, VWAP, and prior day high as your first tells. File first. Contracts, financing terms, and queue progress trump social chatter. Size for microcap volatility. Define invalidation before entry. Bottom line All three have a clear event path. For NXXT, the re rate hinges on converting LOIs and MOUs to bankable PPAs and then to NTP and COD. For FEMY, the tape follows trial cadence and early revenue proof. For MOBX, the single largest driver is deal terms and execution. Keep plans simple and let the next filing move you from base to bull or bear. Not financial advice. submitted by /u/slimjones444 [link] [comments]

OTHER NEWS: US TSY SEC BESSENT: WOULD BE VERY UNUSUAL FOR SUPREME COURT TO OVERRULE TARIFFS BESSENT ON TARIFFS: LOTS OF OTHER AUTHORITIES CAN BE USED DEPENDING ON SUPREME COURT DECISION Michael Burry’s Scion Asset Management filed its latest 13F showing new puts in PLTR and NVDA in what seems to be an anti AI bet. Bloomberg says Wall Street CEOs are warning of a possible 10–15% equity correction in the next 12–24 months, saying valuations are “full, not cheap.” MAG7: GOOGLE MAPS just unveiled AI-powered Live Lane Guidance that uses a car’s front camera to analyze real-time road conditions and guide drivers through complex interchanges. NVDA - “Germany will be one of the largest AI markets in the world; can’t wait for us to invest more” as Nvidia & Deutsche Telekom unveiled plans for €1B data center in Germany, using up to 10K GPUs & boosting the nation’s AI capacity by ~50% starting Q1'26 TSLA - Norway’s $2.1T sovereign wealth fund said it will vote against TSLA $1T pay package for CEO Elon Musk, citing concerns over the award’s “total size, dilution, and lack of mitigation of key person risk.” AAPL - iPhone 17 sales exceeding expectations in China, DigiTimes reports EARNINGS: PLTR: Revenue: $1.181B (Est. $1.09B) ; UP +63% YoY Adj EPS: $0.21 (Est. $0.17) Adj EBITDA: $606.5M (Est. $502.1M) Rule of 40: 114% Raised FY Guide: FY25 Revenue: $4.396B–$4.400B (Est. $4.17B) ; UP +53% YoY FY25 U.S. Commercial Revenue: >$1.433B; UP +104% YoY FY25 Adjusted Operating Income: $2.151B–$2.155B (Est. $1.93B) FY25 Adjusted Free Cash Flow: $1.9B–$2.1B (Est. $1.92B) Expect GAAP operating income and net income each quarter of FY25 Q4 Guidance: Revenue: $1.327B–$1.331B (Est. $1.19B) ; UP +61% YoY Adjusted Operating Income: $695M–$699M (Est. $574.7M) SPOT: Revenue: €4.27B (Est. €4.23B) ; UP +12% YoY EPS: €3.24 (Est. €2.14) MAU: 713M (Est. 710.6M) ; UP +11% YoY Guidance: Q4 Revenue: €4.5B (Est. €4.56B) Q4 MAUs: 745M (Est. 740.3M) Premium Subs: 289M (+8M QoQ) Gross Margin: 32.9% (up ~130 bps QoQ) Operating Income: €620M (up ~7% QoQ) FX expected to be a ~620 bps headwind to growth User Metrics: Premium Subscribers: 281M; UP +12% YoY Ad-Supported MAUs: 446M (+11% YoY) Revenue breakdown: Premium: €3.83B (+13% YoY FXN) Ad-Supported: €446M (flat YoY FXN) ETN: Revenue: $7.0B (Est. $7.07B) ; UP +10% YoY Adj. EPS: $3.07 (Est. $3.05) ; UP +8% YoY Segment Margins: 25.0% (record; +70 bps YoY) Free Cash Flow: $1.2B (+4% YoY) Book-to-Bill: 1.1x in both Electrical & Aerospace Guidance: Q4 EPS: $3.23–$3.43 (Est. $3.36) FY EPS: $11.97–$12.17 (Est. $12.09) FY Organic Growth: +8.5–9.5% FY Segment Margin: 24.1–24.5% UBER: Revenue: $13.47B (Est. $13.27B) EPS: $1.20 (Est. $0.69) Adj. EBITDA: $2.26B (+33% YoY) Gross Bookings: $49.74B (Est. $48.73B) Trips: 3.5B (+22% YoY) Monthly Active Platform Consumers: 189M (+17% YoY Operating Income: $1.1B; Free Cash Flow: $2.2B Guidance (Q4’25): Gross Bookings: $52.25B–$53.75B (Est. $52B) Adj. EBITDA: $2.41B–$2.51B (Est. $2.48B) Expects to add ~$30B in incremental Gross Bookings this year OTHER COMPANIES: GRAB : Bernstein raises PT to 6.6 from 5.6. Grab continues to deliver consistent earnings as it leverages its dominant position to drive both growth and margins. We see multiple levers for expansion as the company deploys technology and its strong cash reserves to unlock new opportunities and expand its total addressable market. A key strength of the Grab model lies in its complexity—building and sustaining a three-sided marketplace across 400 cities is not easily replicated. As a logistics-heavy business rather than a pure digital platform, Grab’s model also raises barriers to new entrants. Existing competitors are underfunded and losing ground, paving the way for consolidation. VSCO: investor BBRC International, which owns about 13% of the company, sent a letter to the board calling for Chair Donna James’ removal and a board seat for founder Brett Blundy, warning it may launch a proxy fight if ignored. DKNG - BofA downgrades to neutral from Buy, lowers PT to 35 from 48. "In the last two years, DraftKings’ iGaming share has declined from 27% to 23%. FanDuel’s focus on iGaming has contributed to some share loss, but we believe DraftKings has underperformed its own expectations. Following a miss in Q1, we were hopeful iGaming execution would improve, but recent state data continues to materially lag peers. Nintendo: Nintendo raised its Switch 2 sales forecast to 19 million units for the fiscal year ending March 2026, up from 15 million, and lifted its profit outlook 16% to ¥370B (2.45B USD) DENN - to be taken private in a $620M all-cash deal by TriArtisan Capital Advisors (owner of P.F. Chang’s), Treville Capital, and major franchisee Yadav Enterprises. WMT - Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said the company is going “on offense” with AI as it transforms how its 2.1M employees work. “Every job we’ve got is going to change in some way,” he said, adding that WMTs AI push will reshape roles from “getting the shopping carts off the parking lot” to leadership. Cipher Mining Inc. Announces Proposed Offering of $1.4 Billion of Senior Secured Notes CTSH: Anthropic signed a major deal with Cognizant which will roll out Claude AI to all 350,000 employees and become one of Anthropic’s three largest customers. Cognizant will also sell Claude to its business clients across finance, healthcare, and life sciences. SBUX - is forming a joint venture with Boyu Capital to operate its China retail business, selling a 60% stake valued at about $4B (cash-free, debt-free) while retaining 40%. LION - STEVE COHEN'S POINT72 REPORTS 5.1% LIONSGATE STAKE submitted by /u/TearRepresentative56 [link] [comments]

i’m trying options i put a call on NVDA yesterday at $4.45 and it was going good but the second market opened for today it shot down 2 whole dollars. i don’t know how to feel or what to do? contract ends on friday submitted by /u/yomammasfav [link] [comments]

Small swing movements made it hard to find a clean entry, so I decided to take an early one using the Fibonacci retracement for confirmation. Price retraced into the 0.5–0.618 zone, and since both EMA and VWAP were aligned with my direction, I took the entry there. Even though it was an early setup, the trade still played out well and ended in profit. submitted by /u/NeighborhoodSpare917 [link] [comments]

I’m new to this trading world I started 1 week ago and I got lucky with a big win on multi sensor ai, now obviously after getting a win of that it gained my attention as something to shift more energy towards so here I am, now I have made losses and made wins mainly from researching Reddit and following hype. I’ve noticed that many of these people push stocks as hype and it goes up a little then everyone pulls out. I’ve seen this as far to risky and I’ve changed my trading approach to a 60% safe pie, 30% medium risk pie and 10% on single high risk stock swings. I feel like I have learned a lot even tho I’m only scratching the surface, I’m I right to ignore these hype trains and focus more on facts and data for example my high risk swing this week is sofi I’ve got a stop loss and will take as soon as I see a 10-15% profit moving this profit to my medium pool to compound my medium profit and I put money in every month keeping the same 60/30/10 spread. Any advice or opinion is appreciated. submitted by /u/SubstantialCress4811 [link] [comments]

I tried everything. Indicators, signals, strategies, courses, you name it. I spent years chasing setups that looked great on paper but collapsed the moment real money hit the line. Then I found something that finally made sense. Something clean, structured, and mechanical enough to silence the emotions that ruined every other system I tried, the 5-Minute Opening Range Breakout. This setup became my foundation. It’s not fancy, it’s not new, but when mastered, it’s deadly. Every morning, I mark my pre-market highs and lows, watch the first 5-minute candle of New York set the tone, and then trade the breakout when volume confirms and momentum follows. It’s simple, repeatable, and backed by data, 286 trades, +$21,170 in profit. My 15-minute ORB tests worked too, but the 5-minute version became my bread and butter. What makes it powerful isn’t just the breakout itself, it’s the structure. I know my bias, I know my levels, and I know when I’m wrong. The risk is defined, the execution is clean, and the rules keep me sane. Most traders lose because they don’t have structure; this gave me one. The ORB didn’t just improve my results, it gave me freedom. Freedom from over-analyzing, from emotional decision-making, from trying to catch every move. I built, refined, and backtested this model until it became second nature. I don’t need to predict anymore, I just need to execute. No Lambo or yatch money but enough to say F you to my boss and be able to work for myself, I still have other sources of income and info pertinent gigs, trading is NOT my only source of income. This setup set me free. If you’re still searching for consistency, master one idea until it feels boring, that’s when it finally works. Here for questions if you got any submitted by /u/Imhim257 [link] [comments]

hey guys, i’ve been working on my own strategy for a while and i kinda wanna know if it even makes sense or if i’m just coping lol. it’s basically built around london + new york session structure. in london i watch for the classic manipulation → consolidation → reversal (like if london manipulated down then reversed up, my bias is bullish). then in new york, at 16:30 my time (ny open), i wait for price to sweep liquidity on the opposite side of that bias. for example, if bias is bullish, i wait for a sweep of lows. after that i go down to 1 minute and wait for a break of structure or IFVG. after i see a ifvg or BOS i either wait for brice to retrace into a fvg, OB, BB, Equilibrium. then i set a pending order at the top of the impulse before it retraced into a confluence , stop loss at the end of the confluence and take profit at a logical level. my break even is either at 1R or again, at a logical level. i trade nas100, spx, and us30. what do you guys think? could this actually be profitable long term or am i missing something important? I also attached a photo of my most recent trade that ended up being stopped and then right after smashing TP lol https://preview.redd.it/xclltjna3bzf1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=8e594d5e5ffad36914caea0ae9849a99079717fb submitted by /u/Character-Amoeba-806 [link] [comments]

I was learning ict until I saw on Reddit this is not really a good strategy so I hear about making his own strategy. But I’m very confused actually I don’t own to start and to become profitable. Do someone can help me ? submitted by /u/shakulepro [link] [comments]

Bitcoin is still trending lower and currently showing no strong reaction from support. Here are the downside levels we are watching: $100,000 - psychological level and potential SFP setup if price sweeps and reclaim. $96,000 - intermediate support where a short term bounce can occur. This is also the POC of global range. $92,000 - HTF value area low, major structural support and high probability reversal zone if reached. Patience until one of these levels gives a proper reaction. Order flow showing new shorts opening around the $100,200 - $100,300 Anyone else watching these supports? submitted by /u/ChartChampions [link] [comments]

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Gold has been moving sideways today with mixed signals from the dollar. Tomorrow could be interesting — I’m watching 2340 as a key level for a possible breakout. What are you guys looking at? Range or breakout? submitted by /u/WranglerAny3583 [link] [comments]

We saw that the stocks made ATHs as crypto is literally in a blood bath. Any experts now why this is happening or what is hindering the growth? submitted by /u/Whole-Kaleidoscope29 [link] [comments]

Hello everyone. I've been trading ICT for a couple of months (3 to be precise). I first started learning from TJR and then delved even deeper with Inner Circle Trading 2024 Mentorship, and three months ago decides to start a 50k demo which I've managed to sustaine with max loss and win of 5% today at +1%. Anyways since I am a beginner trader I always seek to learn more and found out about Order Flow. Now that I have acquired somewhat some experience and also learned greatly from TJR's psychological part. I was wondering wether to swtich completly to Order Flow trading, using Order Flow to compliment my ICT trading or just keep trading ICT. I've heard Order Flow is more concret and more based as it uses real data whereas ICT is more like "theoretical" and is an interpretation of the charts that aren't as based as Order Flow. I would love to hear some of you traders' opinion. Also if you have any useful tips for learning order flow I am open to recommendations. submitted by /u/VictorPeney [link] [comments]

Yesterday a friend asked what I’ve been working on lately. I froze for a second. I wanted to say “trading,” but I know how that usually goes: • “So you’re into crypto gambling?” • “How much money do you make?” • “My cousin did that and lost everything.” People either think you’re a scammer, unemployed, or a millionaire there's no middle ground. The funny part? I’m not hiding because I’m insecure. I just don’t feel like explaining discipline, risk management, and psychology to someone who thinks trading = quick money vibes. I love trading, but I’m starting to realize it’s easier to just say: “I work with financial markets” and move on. Curious do you openly say you trade, or do you keep it low-key? submitted by /u/DarioMMN [link] [comments]

Does anyone know of a way that I can get something similar to trading views TPO indicator, its the only reason I have to buy the premium subscription but this indicators, I think, pretty good if used properly. Has anyone made one similar let me know submitted by /u/Acceptable-Rate-2870 [link] [comments]

Everyone shares this strategy on TradingView. I wanted to know if it works for day trading. I tested it on SPY and NVDA (15m bars) for 5 months with realistic costs (5 bps slippage + 2 bps commissions). TL;DR: FAIL Key findings: - Claimed max drawdown: −5% → Observed: −11.1% (2x worse) - Win rate: 52-57% (barely above random, need 60%+ for edge) - Cost erosion: $368 on $25K account just from slippage/commissions - Gap risk unmodeled: SPY gaps 3%+ monthly with no protection - Sample size: 84 trades (need 150+ for statistical confidence) The basic 50/200 crossover as shared on TradingView doesn't survive realistic testing for day trading on this timeframe. Full breakdown with methodology in my profile (didn't want to break sub rules by linking directly). What strategy should I test next? submitted by /u/TradingResearcher [link] [comments]

I've been using Schwab/TOS for the past year, learning to scalp options. It's working out ok for me but I usually like to enter with my stop loss to be triggered according to the underlying stocks price. I may be accomplishing this the hard way but I have created a custom order template, each time I place an order I just edit the template price and place the market order. Then as the stop moves in my favor, I adjust the stop loss - sort of my way of trailing sl by hand lol. Thing is though, when I want to get out I have to cancel the sl order and close at market quickly ... I wish there was a flatten button without having to use active trader which isnt really ideal for options ... I would LOVE to find a good platform that I can just move the TP SL on the chart - so I have been trying to play around with Tradestation and I don't know if I'm just impatient after spending a bunch of time figuring out the desktop or what but I havent really been able to find a youtube video that works. I found one but for whatever reason it's not working for me, and I tried to call Tradestation and they are like ok we will have someone call you back in the next DAY OR TWO .... this is where I am now missing the instant screenshare support of TOS. Also the software just decided to shut itself down due to lost connection (my internet was fine) and I was like WTF - if I was in a trade I would have been pissed ... I opened a IBKR account a few months back but never did anything with it not sure if I will have a better experience with them but yeah .... I dont want to sit around for 3 days trying to figure this out. I guess thats why I'm here hoping someone has a possible solution or better way because my ADD brain is hyperfocused and frustrated about this right now. submitted by /u/jenn21dw [link] [comments]

VEEE announced today the sale of a property for 4.25M which had no debts or liens attached which will resulut in almost doubling their current cash on hand. This frees up the capital tied in the building and shows companies movement towards reallocating capital for core operations rather then holding unused facility. With the recent launch of their app wizzbanger targeted at becoming a Carvana like app for boats and earnings coming up this week, reportedly on November 6th, being the first to contain results from the new app release can cause a huge shake up on the balance sheet that is about to reported. submitted by /u/Sheenster55 [link] [comments]

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Whenever I place an order and price moves to my first to I usually set it to break even and let the rest hit . Unfortunately price tends to stop me out,, comes to my break even and stop me out then later go to my full tp during my journaling I realized I’m scared to loose the trade that’s why I set it to break even. But the fact that it comes to my break even and hit my full tp hunts me . Was wondering if there is any other way to deal with this?? Should I stop the break even or there is another way to deal with this?? Please if anyone can help I will be grateful submitted by /u/DOGOOD930 [link] [comments]