Tradr 2X Long Qubt Daily ETF (QUBX)

$QUBX $QUBT We hope all bad things come to an end. QUBX was 30.0% of my portfolio at the end of trading yesterday.

Nasdaq Leads The Way As Stocks Consolidate On A Quiet Friday In this video lesson I review the setups and signals of interest from Friday's session and review a stock I am adding to my position for Monday's session. $QUBT $QUBX https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbXSJSARTPA&ab_channel=BigWaveTrading

OK bullish on $USAR but dumped because bullisher on $CRML $QUBX $MP on pure price performance issues revealed in ratio charts.

$XRP.X $QUBX $HOOD $CRML The ones making me money at the moment. 💪

$QUBX Nice!

I use a $QUBT chart for trading $QUBX because it has more data and isn't distorted by leverage. This version caters to laziness by using the tops and bottoms of the red signal line in the nonstandard PPO at bottom but I watch the blue histogram, crossovers, and other features that can help make better decisions. Trading $QBTX uses a similar approach. This ca come in handy especially when having both bull and bear associated securities are involved.

$QBTX and $QUBX 1hr charts suggest more upside. Sure, stocks don't OBEY charts; stocks DRAW charts, but previous crossovers and bottoms of my weird MACD histogram and bounces from lower nonstandard Bolliner Bands turned out well. BTW, no immutable law of the universe forces us to use "standard" chart parameters, so I just tweak them into what works least badly for me. It's MY money and I'm a grumpy old (83) man who taught weird math and statistics to business, engineering, and Comp Sci students at 3 universities for decades, so I'll use what I fucking well please.

$QUBX as of 6.30am July 16 my portfolio allocation is CRML 30% QBTX 15% QUBX 15% TMC 16% USAR 23% QBTX and QUBX are 2x-leveraged plays on quantum computers. The others provide rare earth and other scarce metals often not obtainable from the USA. These are quite risky but I'm 83 and must get rich quick if at all.

The recent action in $QBTX and $QUBX is easier to understand from 7-mo charts of their unleveraged counterparts. These are logarithmic charts but price traces still curve upward so they may awaken much anticipation.

The MMs drop the $TMC $QUBX $QBTX etc etc price early to screw the overnight market sell orders and build up inventory. Then they pop the price and bugger the buyers. Note the volume spike at peak price. After that they dribble the price down as they replenish inventory. I was able to add TMC shares at 7.13 because they can't keep me from paying the same price as they. Another day, they try the reverse, or some other variation. This game was old when I was born as the ships in Pearl Harbor were still smoldering. It was played then during "normal market hours" by tricky people scribbling on scraps of paper but today it's all robots all the time. Bend over and spread your cheeks. Expect no lube. It's partly my fault, for a few decades of incubating software engineers.