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11/9 Notable Flow

$AVGO 370 C 01/21/2028 $11.1M 50.10avg 16% OTM
$CCJ 85 C 12/18/2026 $2.7M 1.72avg 13% OTM
$INTC 75 C 12/11/2026 $2.4M .77avg 26% OTM
$KLAR 15 C 01/19/2029 $457K 4.58avg 11% OTM
$STLN 5 C 02/19/2027 $429K .52avg 25% OTM
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We got a big call buyer on $INTC show up during power hour earlier today for $2.4M on the 75 call strike expiring 12/11
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BTW I wasn't being funny with this question lol, really was curious so I hope no one takes it the wrong way

Looks like it's a better way to get clicks / engagement and solidifies people's brands
Why do influencers make graphics with their affiliate code and add a picture of themselves to it lol?

Genuinely asking what the point of that is
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FINALLY going live on my own yt channel after taking a hiatus last week; was just super tired to stream more

BUT WE ARE SOO BACK!!!! Come join me
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Why do influencers make graphics with their affiliate code and add a picture of themselves to it lol?

Genuinely asking what the point of that is
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Entered a banger $YM long on the @NTLiveMedia stream this morning, finally exiting now for 210 pts

Target is the halfway back from Thursday's high to Friday's low at 403's

🙌🏼
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Someone's buying $2M worth of $CCJ 85 C 12/18/2026

Uranium anyone?
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Wrote this in 'The Debrief', my newsletter that got sent out yesterday afternoon

We already hit 2 out of my 3 targets on $NQ in the first hour and a half of the market today.. wasn't expecting that lol!!!
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Salma retweeted
NY SESSION IS STACKED THIS WEEK🔥

@joseftrades kicking things off, LATAM taking over Tuesday, and a DOUBLE feature with @dancooketrades & @JamesBruce131 on Thursday👀

And Friday? @salmaogs & @E8Angel running the show.

You already know the vibes😂

Wednesday we’re taking a break, bis LOADED.

Who’s tuning in with us? 👇
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Good morning

May this week be good to all of us!
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How long have you been trading?
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Reminder that social media is fake and you don’t know anything about anyone’s lives
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Salma retweeted
$SPY SECTOR ROTATION

MONTHLY: long term $XLE AND $XLK are still leading, although they have lost some momentum and strength

Long term improving is still $XLV $XLB and $XLP seems to be next up to take over leadership.

WEEKLY: medium term $XLE still leading but lose some still leading with momentum increasing, improvers are $XLP $XLB $XLU

DAILY: in the short term, almost every sector is leading on the daily, with $XLE $XLV $XLP $XLB being easier picks because of the medium and long term.
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This week's newsletter was sent out this afternoon + I finally just got around to editing my latest youtube video on how to easily draw support and resistance levels

A lot of my content moving forward will be more curated towards beginners and I'll be focusing on information I wish I had when I first started
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A break below support doesn’t always mean sellers are taking control.

Sometimes, the most interesting part of a move happens AFTER support breaks.

Think about what can happen when price trades below an obvious low.

Traders who bought near that level may have stop losses sitting underneath it. Other traders may be waiting for the breakdown to enter short positions.

When price breaks below that low, both groups can contribute to selling pressure.

But what happens if price quickly reverses and moves back above support?

Now the traders who entered short on the breakdown may be trapped. If they start covering their positions, that buying can help fuel a move higher.

This is why I pay attention to failed breakdowns, especially around previous session lows and other widely watched levels.

The break itself isn’t always the most useful information.

Sometimes it’s the market’s inability to STAY below the level that tells you more.

Of course, not every reclaim leads to a reversal. Price can reclaim support briefly and break down again.

But a failed breakdown is a reminder that trading below support and actually accepting lower prices are two different things.

Don’t just watch whether a level breaks. Watch what happens after it breaks.

A great example of this is what happened to $NKE post earnings
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