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25 YEARS OLD. CO-MANAGING $50 MILLION AND BUYING THE STOCK YOU THINK YOU’VE MISSED.
SanDisk had already rallied over 100% when @ConnorJBates_ bought at $135.
You think you’re too late at $135?
The stock went on to reach $725. Suddenly, $135 doesn’t look so expensive.
“You never know how high these things can go.”
But recognising a powerful stock is only part of it.
Knowing where to enter, when to take profits and when to get out is what makes this breakdown worth studying.
Before you write off another stock because “it’s already gone up too much,” watch this clip.
In this Sunday’s episode, Connor reveals:
• His “super stock” criteria for finding potential market leaders.
• His entry playbook for breakouts, flags and pullbacks.
• Where he defines risk and cuts failed trades.
• How he takes profits while keeping part of a position running.
Plus more chart examples showing how he puts his playbook to work.
Full episode drops Sunday at 10 a.m. EDT on Chart Fanatics.
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Think you need to be right most of the time to win in trading?
My own win rate is typically around 40–50%.
I sat down with @Wordsofrizdom on @chartfanatics to explain how I make that work, breaking down my Multiple-Edge Trading System (M.E.T.S.) and, importantly, the 3 key factors essential to applying it effectively 👇
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What 4 Simple Step Strategy Leads To 1499% Profitable Returns In TWO Years?!🚨
For the First Time Record Holder & TWO Time World Trading Champion @jlawstock sits down to run through his exact market process.
In this episode you’ll learn:
•J Law’s Stock Selection
• The Key Components to His Strategy
• How He Manages Risk
• Identifying A+ Setups & So Much More
This episode was originally recorded in Cantonese, with J Law speaking in his native language. The episode is available in English, Arabic, Mandarin and Cantonese audio tracks.
Full Episode is Out Now👇
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I never take more than 3 attempts at the same trade idea in one day.
Even if the setup still looks valid.
By the third stop out I'm not reading the chart anymore. I'm reacting to it. That is where tilt starts.
So I count. 3 attempts, then that idea is done until tomorrow.
The setup might still be good. I'm just not the right person to take it that day.
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One of our traders was asked for one piece of advice for their younger self.
The answer: winning at the start is the worst thing that can happen.
It makes trading look easy. Then the first drawdown comes, and you start chasing back what you won.
Did you win early too?
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Carmine Rosato is a seven figure trader with 10 years on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.
His starting advice for new futures traders: trade micro contracts at a tenth of the size, and only scale up once you've proven you can be consistent.
Prove it small first. Size comes later.
Your trade goes against you, so you add more to get a better average price.
It drops again. You add again.
Now one bad trade is the biggest position you have ever held.
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🚨+1,499% VERIFIED. WATCH HIS TRADE. STUDY IT. COPY IT.😱💰
Meet J Law. Back-to-back U.S. Investing Champion.
In this 10-minute video, he breaks down a real trade from his incredible 2025 championship year.
And shows exactly how he applies his Multiple Edge Trading System.
A tiny stop. Massive upside.
But here's what makes this breakdown so valuable:
He doesn't just show you WHERE to buy.
🧠He explains WHY the trade works.
The catalyst. The momentum. The relative strength. The pullback. The volume.
Multiple edges coming together to create an exceptional trading opportunity.
This is exactly why I love learning from verified traders.
Study their trades. Understand their thinking. Build your own edge.
Huge thanks to @JLawStock, @Wordsofrizdom, @ChartFanatics for sharing this incredible breakdown.
📚 BOOKMARK THIS. You'll want to study it more than once. 👇💰
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🚨 @andreacimi sells into a rising market
And the setup moves so fast he built his own indicator just to catch it
It is a reversal trade and it starts with volume
He watches how much volume trades at each price level
When most of the volume piles up at one spot and his conditions are met, the indicator alerts him
Then he sells while price is still going up
In his view it has a higher chance of working at the daily high or the daily low
So he always checks where price is before he takes it
When the conditions and the location line up, he sees it as a high probability trade
He is also open that it is not easy to execute
A good setup is only useful if you can catch it in time
Full masterclass on Chart Academy 👇
🚨 Gianluca Bruni went through three kinds of trading before he made it
First he traded on his own judgment with no fixed rules
He lost money
Then he moved to mechanical trading with clear rules for every trade
That is what made him profitable
Then he added statistics on top 📈
That is what put him on the podium many times
But he is very clear about one thing
Statistics will not fix a losing strategy
What they do is take a strategy that already works and make it much stronger
So the order matters
First build something that works
Then use the numbers to push it further
Full episode 👇
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🚨 You don't need to be a genius to learn trading.
@CandyTheTrader says you need two things: the right method and the right mentor.
In her words, trading is not rocket science.
She is not a genius.
She is not dumb either.
It is a skill she knew she could figure out with time and effort.
The method gives you a clear way to trade, so you stop guessing.
The mentor shows you what you can't see on your own.
A lot of people quit because they think they are not smart enough.
Candace's view is simpler.
They just haven't found the right way to learn it yet.
Full episode 👇
TWO Time World Trading Champion’s Episode is NOW LIVE on Chart Fanatics YouTube Channel!
This is the exact 4 step Stratgey he used in the $1+ Million REAL Money Division in the US Investing Championships!
Full Episode Link 👇
What 4 Simple Step Strategy Leads To 1499% Profitable Returns In TWO Years?!🚨
For the First Time Record Holder & TWO Time World Trading Champion @jlawstock sits down to run through his exact market process.
In this episode you’ll learn:
•J Law’s Stock Selection
• The Key Components to His Strategy
• How He Manages Risk
• Identifying A+ Setups & So Much More
This episode was originally recorded in Cantonese, with J Law speaking in his native language. The episode is available in English, Arabic, Mandarin and Cantonese audio tracks.
Full Episode is Out Now👇
Watch Here: linktw.in/JLaw
Chart Fanatics this Sunday is going to be absolutely stacked with value from of the BEST Traders in the World!
Sunday 3pm GMT
On YouTube 🤝
2X World Trading Champion - @JLawStock
252.3% Return in 2025
353.9% Return in 2024
The ALL Time US Investing Championships 2 year cumulative RECORD with a Compounded two year return of 1499.1%
All of this achieved in the $1+ Million REAL money division.
I travelled to Hong Kong to sit with J Law and learn how he managed such World Class returns.
We have 2 incredible episodes coming up over the next 7 days.
This Sunday on @chartfanatics we reveal his entire trading system and philosophy on the charts/in the markets.
Thursday next week on Words of Rizdom we then go through the journey, the mindset & the practices that have led to where J Law is today.
Both episodes are professionally dubbed in 4 Languages!
English, Cantonese, Mandarin & Arabic!
We are constantly finding new ways to reach the very BEST in the world of trading/investing and that’s a huge thank you to our incredible guests & of course all of you!
More to come!
See you Sunday 🫡
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I was right about the direction on a run of winning trades and still closed near breakeven.
I had too much size on. I was so sure about a bigger target that I kept holding.
Price pulled back and the gains went with it.
These days I take a small partial at 1:3 and only add size once a trade is already working.
Being right about direction isn't enough. Your size decides whether you keep it.
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A question we got this week:
"When you add to a trade, do you track the risk on both entries?"
Add up the risk of every entry. The total should never be more than you planned for one trade.
If an add breaks that rule, skip it.
How many entries do you take: 1, 2 or more?
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Price is 2 ticks from your stop.
You move it a little further. Just this once.
Then it gets close again, and you move it again.
That's how a planned $100 loss turns into a $400 one.
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The reset button is the most expensive button in prop trading.
Each reset feels cheap, so you buy another one and trade the same way again.
How many resets did it take before you changed something other than the account?
You enter a trade and check the P&L every few seconds.
Up $200, you feel great. Down $150, you want out.
So you close it early, and price hits your target 20 minutes later.
The fix: set your stop and target, then hide the P&L.
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This is the Nasdaq futures daily chart—flipped upside down. Look at it this way, and you probably would’ve spotted the potential move a few days ago.
I sometimes like to flip my charts to get a fresh perspective. I shared more about this technique in my interview with @chartfanatics and @Wordsofrizdom , which I’m told will be out on YouTube in the coming days.
Stay tuned. 👀











