$XLE just before the close. Alert in the @QuantFiPro terminal. $XLE calls. 8,000 calls at $50 strike for 1/15. Just prior to that, 8,000 calls at $50 strike for 1/15. A total bet of $26 million. 🫡

Here’s the deal. Using @QuantFiPro filters Topher sees the $WOLF short interest. Days to cover. Borrow rate. Etc. Click a button. The below 21 page report pops up. Bought 15 $30 calls for Nov. 10 $30 calls this morning. 25 in total. Will probably just call those shares away at this point. If you haven’t looked into @QuantFiPro you’re legit missing out on one of THE greatest quants on the internet. No emotion. No opinion. Just straight analysis and pure numbers. And look at today’s “biggest gainer” and “highest short interest.” Those two things cannot coexist. One side is about to get BURNED. Longs in $WOLF fixin to get a helluva reward. 🫡

Bitcoin at $81,800. 👀 If you bought bitcoin:native 1 month ago: +19.51% If you bought $BTC 3 months ago: + 30.04% If you bought $BTC 1 year ago: -29.29%. Dollar cost averaging is the way. Source: @QuantFiPro

Now let’s do $MSTR If you bought $MSTR 1 month ago: +35.37% If you bought $MSTR 3 months ago: +36.94% If you bought $MSTR 1 year ago: -55.93% $MSTR has violent moves (both directions) as bitcoin:native rips and dips. Source: @QuantFiPro

What you are about to read is a two part post, a crazy story, a revelation and a free contest. This is worth a read for investors of all shapes and sizes. Grab a cup of coffee and read. A short story about Warren Buffet, compounding, FinX, your future success, and some perspective for some young investors and ones who are just getting started. First off….X is a place where there are a LOT of people posting purely for engagement. This account is not monetized. FinX is a cesspool with a few accounts relentlessly plugging stocks and posting gains so that the perception is that they are “good at what they do and you should listen to them.” Many don’t post trade confirmations but they’ll tell you when to buy and sell. Or they’ll just make something up entirely. Because: clicks and followers. Many people post incessantly with cash tags and trying to keep their numbers up so they can get their X money. You can be led to make some bad decisions based off FinX alone. Been at this long enough to see small fortunes come and go on here, to see people make bad decisions based on a username that has made themselves a subject matter expert on a field or stock that nobody knows. Have received countless DMs and in some cases had personal calls/chats with people trying to help them out. Been in this game long enough and have made a ton of money over time. Most of the stocks that the Topher account loves to learn about and talk about on X are the “fun stocks.” The ones that have potential to make mad scrilla. Tons of potential. Huge returns. Emerging markets, technologies, new disruptors, growing industry. This is the fun stuff, but it represents less than 10% of the total T-portfolio. It’s not fun to talk about Altria group, Tesla, Broadcom, Nvidia, Visa, Microsoft, Amazon, Exxon Mobile, etc. Those are boring blue chips that are in the portfolio, most pay dividends, and just sit there and compound. 90% of the T-Port is boring blue chips. Anyways… on with the story. Warren Buffet is the richest investor of all time. He is not the greatest investor of all time. Look at the math: Buffets net worth as of 9/2026 is $145 BILLION. Of that $140 MILLION or 0.1% of the total was accumulated by his 50th birthday. 🤯 His net worth on his 65th birthday was $12 Billion. Buffet began serious investing when he was 10 years old. By age 30 he had a net worth of $1 million dollars. Adjusted for inflation that is $11.4 million in 2026. He is a great investor with returns of 22%+ annually over time, and he has made great decisions along the way. His is skilled at investing and risk management, but the real driver of his wealth is an incredibly early start, consistent contributions, and great stock selections with great risk management. Then there’s someone you’ve never heard of: Jim Simons, head of the hedge fund Renaissance Technologies which has compounded money at 66% annually since 1988. His net worth at his death was $31.4 billion. Simons started serious investing at 50 years old. Had he begun when Buffet did, and had his 66% annual returns over a 70 year period he would be worth over $63 quintillion. 🤯 Capital invested + Periodic investments (dollar cost averaging) + Returns + Compounding = wealth. Full stop. There’s no secret sauce. If you have kids, consider setting up a minor account for them. Put in $20-50-100-500 per paycheck. Whatever you can to help them get a head start in life. If you’re reading this, you likely manage your own money or at least a portion of your own money. You then, are responsible for what you invest in, when you buy, when you sell, when you trim, and what you hold forever. Continued below…. 👇🏼

There is not a better tool for stock market investors than @QuantFiPro. Would bet any amount of money on it. This article breaks down the DAILY ranking score for stocks. And how that score is calculated.

Added $BRUN at $22.50. Absolutely NAILED the bottom so far this morning. Thanks @QuantFiPro 🤝

$IREN dark pool print 30 minutes ago.

$IREN event tape as seen on @QuantFiPro the last few weeks. Pay special attention to yesterday and today’s events!! 👀 Impressive.