Here’s How Exodus Helped Me Pick My Recent Monster Winners

This isn’t rocket science. Long term investing is more like rocket science, but short term swings are all about grabbing momentum by properly assessing the hearts and minds of traders. If you can glean into their psyche and anticipate their next moves, you can front run them.

Because I’m a trader and have been for over two decades, I know what to look for in a winning trade and because of this, I was able to build financial tools in Exodus that ordinary engineer geeks at other services never would consider. This is easy stuff and it can be replicated — but they’re not reading this post now, so I’ll give it away to you — the unwashed reader pleb.

Last five trades:

BILI +15% (doubled up position)
HUYA +6%, +15% in two separate trades
IQ +39%
SMAR +20%
ZUO +16.5%

HUBS is in there too for a 9% win, but I chose that via personal experience with their products.

My initial rationale was to find new companies that were probably mispriced or overlooked by the market place. At times, this assumption is incorrect and stocks go higher merely based off fashionable trading patterns — but for swing trades that last no more than two weeks — what difference does it make?

I wanted to get long two industries — because I felt they’d offer most upside in a bull run: Chinese stocks, SAAS or software as a service. SAAS, as a group, are higher by more than 25% for the year — by far the best performing segment in tech. This was an easy place to start.

I have a tool that screens for stocks with less than 12 mos of data in the system. Most of the time, these are IPOs. Sometimes they are spinoffs, stocks switching from OTC to Nasdaq, or some stock that was previously overlooked and then added into the system. I did a cursory search in Exodus for Application Software stocks with less than 12 mos of data, with strong technicals, and I came up with  SMAR, ZUO, and today’s pick PVTL. I missed out on PS.

See how easy? Even a retard can do it.

Next with the Chinese names, lucky for me, I quarantined all Chinese stocks years ago — because they’re all bullshit, more or less. Here I used the Exodus keyword search to look for business profiles that included “streaming” and “video” and then stocks with less than 12 mos of data.

And here’s the less than 12mos screen, which produced today’s purchase of SOGO, BILI, QD (which I mentioned but missed) and many other big movers.

This is the value proposition inherent in what I built. You may not like me or you might think there are comparable products for free out there — but you’d be wrong, and a faggot. I’m doing a lot of new stuff inside the platform now, very active and hands on, and am dedicated to doing weekly emails to perfectly explain every facet of value that can be extracted from it.

If you have questions, email me or drop a note in the comments section.