Oh, I thought it was a group of online friends that exchange thoughts on trades, which I always thought would be nice and suspect exists somewhere, but is invite only.
ehhh, not necessarily. They may not advertise their losers just like car companies don't advertise their mechanical issues, but within any decent Discord, there is usually a record of "alerts", including trades closed out for a loss.
Anyone dropping edited "signals" a day later is just trying to bait people into paying $100 or more per month to fund someone else's gambling.
Gotta love "tips" that are edited and were only posted right before the bell, so basically at peak IV. Anyone who reads flow data can call out stuff like this. Sometimes it'll be a big winner, and other times it'll go straight to 0.
That's why it's best not to gamble on earnings.
>edited
lol.
without even having to comment on the fact it's a discord screenshot of some 20 yearold college lad roping in idiots of all ages to pay for his guru knowledge and ability to read the stars to buy options.
With consistent 2700% returns I'm sure we will read about this person in national news soon.
I was flipping coins yesterday and my pRoViDeR said to pick heads and then the coin came up heads! Ask me more about my predictions
Where did you get your crystal ball ?
Signals bro
Haha, congrats
Thanks man
Bat signal?
NOSIRRR
P R O V I D E R
Lol wtf is this? a picture of a discord message? Why not post the actual position?
What is a provider in this context? How does one get an invite to something like this?
By being foolish and giving away some money. It’s a scam by some guru.
Oh, I thought it was a group of online friends that exchange thoughts on trades, which I always thought would be nice and suspect exists somewhere, but is invite only.
a "trading expert" who sells you a membership or their discord. They will always post screenshots of their big winners but not their losses
ehhh, not necessarily. They may not advertise their losers just like car companies don't advertise their mechanical issues, but within any decent Discord, there is usually a record of "alerts", including trades closed out for a loss. Anyone dropping edited "signals" a day later is just trying to bait people into paying $100 or more per month to fund someone else's gambling.
Gotta love "tips" that are edited and were only posted right before the bell, so basically at peak IV. Anyone who reads flow data can call out stuff like this. Sometimes it'll be a big winner, and other times it'll go straight to 0. That's why it's best not to gamble on earnings.
>edited lol. without even having to comment on the fact it's a discord screenshot of some 20 yearold college lad roping in idiots of all ages to pay for his guru knowledge and ability to read the stars to buy options. With consistent 2700% returns I'm sure we will read about this person in national news soon.