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Alex B Are you tired of the same stupid sales pitch of "make $X by trading Y strategy"...This is why I star

06/01/2026

For years Lucas operated with a pessimistic mindset, always waiting for the black swan event that would blow up his account, which is a terrible headspace to trade from.

On top of that, he started as a traveler who traded, visiting 27 countries and spending his days exploring while trading at night.

That combination of freedom and trading gave him an incredible lifestyle, but he still needed to work on his mindset before real money started coming in.

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05/14/2026

believes manipulators have teams monitoring broker locate inventory, and when they see shares disappear they know exactly where shorts are positioned, then they play it like a game of Battleship figuring out what it takes to squeeze those specific positions out.

Once they identify that 50,000 shares got borrowed at two bucks, they calculate exactly how many shares they need to buy to force those shorts to cover at a loss. This tactical screen share breaks down how he shorts into after hours pain to profit while other shorts get squeezed, and it’s one you absolutely don’t want to miss.

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05/12/2026

David Cappablanca revealed something he’s never said publicly before about how manipulators hunt retail shorts.

Manipulators monitor the inventory of broker locates, and when they see shares disappear from inventory they know someone just borrowed them to short at that exact price level.

David compared it to the game Battleship where once they identify where shorts are positioned, they know exactly what it takes to squeeze them out by pumping the price.

This is one of the most tactical episodes we’ve done breaking down how to short into after hours pain while other shorts get squeezed, and you definitely don’t want to miss this one.

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05/07/2026

I sat down with Alex Temiz, day trader and co-founder of My Investing Club, for an in-depth screen share where he explained the psychology behind FOMO trades. Most traders miss the first big move like BYND going from 50 cents to $8, then desperately try to catch the next stock at 50 cents thinking it’ll run the same way.

The problem is that secondary stocks are almost never as strong as the primary stock, but CMBM was different because it came just days after the BYND move creating a perfect storm setup. On this trade Alex was wrong four times and down $16,000 temporarily, but stayed disciplined and turned it into an $87,697 profit.

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05/05/2026

I sat down with Alex Temiz, day trader and co-founder of My Investing Club, for a raw screen share breaking down a trade most people would never show publicly.

During the trade he was questioning everything: am I doing something wrong, did I miss something, am I being stubborn, and by the time it finally worked he was jumping and cheering.

Trading isn’t perfect and you don’t have to be perfect either, Alex was wrong four times on this trade and lost $16,000 temporarily but because his sizing was right, he made it back plus more for an $87,697 profit.

Most people cherry pick their best trades to share, but this is what real trading actually looks like.

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05/04/2026

I sat down with Alex Temiz, day trader and co-founder of My Investing Club, for an in-depth screen share breaking down his ex*****on on a specific trade. Everyone obsesses over getting the perfect average entry price, but Alex’s perspective completely flips that: your average doesn’t matter if you don’t have enough size to make the move meaningful.

He’d rather have a worse average with larger size if the stock is moving in his direction versus an amazing average with no size at all.

On his CNBM trade, Alex was wrong four times and down $16,000 temporarily, but stayed disciplined and turned it into an $87,697 profit because he understood what actually matters is the direction of the stock in relation to your average, not the average itself.

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05/01/2026

I sat down with David, a successful trader, who shared his 2020 breakout year where he went from zero to $100K seemingly overnight. When people told him he got lucky being at the right place at the right time, his response was clear: it definitely wasn’t luck because he’d been grinding for three years before that moment.

During those three years, David built up all the habits, routines, focus, and mission that positioned him to capitalize when the opportunity finally showed up. The breakout looked sudden from the outside, but it was actually the result of years of preparation meeting the right market conditions.

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04/30/2026

After losing $11,000 on a CYDY trade, he was walking around downtown LA so broke he had to go to Skid Row just to shower. In that moment, he made a decision that changed everything:

he was never going to give up, and if he blew up again, he’d wash dishes or do whatever it took to keep coming back.

That mindset of relentless persistence eventually led to his 2020 breakout year where he grew his account from $29K to over $100K.

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04/28/2026

I asked Josh what advice he’d give himself if he were starting over.

His answer focused on two things most traders overlook: having something outside of trading that excites you, like the clothing company he recently started with friends, and using slow trading periods to put effort back into learning.

During those slow times, Josh recommends trading new plays with just one to five dollar risk so you can experiment and learn without it mattering if you lose a couple hundred dollars.

The key is treating slow periods as opportunities to expand your skill set rather than just sitting around frustrated waiting for setups.

04/28/2026

During graduate school, David had brain surgery to remove a golf ball sized tumor and had to relearn how to do everything all over again during a two year recovery.

After grinding for three years building habits and routines while dealing with crushing debt from college and medical bills, 2020 became his breakout year where he grew his account from $29K to over $100K.

When people said he got lucky, his response was clear: it definitely wasn’t luck because he’d been preparing for that moment for years.

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