14) $FUBO (5/25) - just 1 cent from its absolute bottom of the day - notable mention
Previous Plays
Verified results using the H% Indicator — every alert, timestamp, position, and buy fill shown, also shows unrevealed plays. Page 6 of 8. More can be found on previous-plays.
June 2023 ↗
1) $LCID (6/1) - absolute bottom of the day for a reversal trade.
$LCID vs $SPY (6/1) Why do I only buy when H% is low?
2) $ZEV (6/1) - just 4c from its absolute bottom of the day - notable mention
3) BLNK (6/5) - just 1c from its absolute bottom of the day - notable mention
4) $BFLY (6/6) - Absolute bottom of the day for a reversal trade
May 2023 ↗
14) $MP (4/20) - 15th time - absolute bottom of the day - alerted many hours prior
13) $MVIS (4/25) - alerted many hours prior - the HI calculated the near bottom right before the reversal. Notable mention
15) $CLF (4/26) - 3c from its absolute bottom of the day - notable mention
16) $RBLX (4/27) - The 14th time - perfect level for a reversal trade The HI calculated many hours prior.
1) CHPT (5/1) - 9th time - bought at 5% H
2) $NUWE (5/9) - perfect level for a reversal trade. Again was alerted for 5% H
April 2023 ↗
19) $GNS (3/31) - calculated hours prior - just 1 cent from its absolute bottom of the day - notable mention
1) $ASTS (4/4) absolute bottom of the day - first catch of the month - bought at 5% H
2) $XPEV (4/4) - 3 cents from its absolute bottom of the day - interestingly, this price wasn't valid for some brokers - notable mention
3) $SPCE (4/5) - 18th time - perfect levels were bought for a reversal trade
4) $LCID (4/12) - just 0.02c from its bottom of the day - notable mention
5) $SPCE (4/12) - absolute bottom of the day for a reversal trade
March 2023 ↗
1. $GNS (3/1) - first trade of March - perfect level right before a reversal. We all sold when it gave a reversal.
3) $CHPT (3/6) - near bottom of the day - notable mention
4) $STEM (3/6) - Bottom of the day - Algos brought it down exactly to 10% H - low liquidity in AH, did not get filled. Notable mention
5) $CVNA (3/6) - near bottom of the day - notable mention
6) $PSNY (3/7) - near bottom right before a reversal - notable mention
7) $CLF (3/7) - 1 cent from its absolute bottom of the day - notable mention
February 2023 ↗
17) $BYND (1/30) - 11th time - perfect buy at 5% Heaviness for a reversal trade
1) $LCID (2/2) - 23rd time - perfect level for a reversal.
2) $STEM (2/2) - notable mention - just a few cents off from its absolute bottom of the day
3) $CPNG (2/3) - 5% Heaviness was the near level for a reversal trade - this was for the 1st reversal trade. Notable mention. Once the reversal was given, alerted <5% H for the next level buy zone. Le...
4) $CPNG (2/3) - CPNG's absolute bottom of the day (the next buy zone) was calculated - Algos gave a reversal in AH
5) $AFRM (2/3) - 12th win / 0 loss continues
January 2023 ↗
1) $LCID (1/3) - alerted at 10:48AM EST -> 1c from its absolute bottom of the day - many members bought a cent higher - notable mention
2) $PSNY (1/9) - 1 cent from its absolute bottom of the day - notable mention
3) $BIOR (1/12) - Notable mention - on this day, all Algos were strong. Calculated 10% H - near bottom of the day
4) $ASTS (1/13) - just 2 cents from its absolute bottom of the day - notable mention Calculated 5% heaviness - think this is all just coincidence?
5) $FSR - (1/13) - Absolute bottom of the day - reversal trade at 5% H - Alerted buy zone hours ago
6) $BBBY - (1/13) - Quick reversal trade at 5% H
December 2022 ↗
Just like on this day -> (11/2)
1) $RUM - (12/5) - How did the HI know hours in advance its near bottom level? - Notable mention At 10:44AM EST - it was ~54% heavy by Algos.
2) $PLTR (12/5) - near bottom - break even trade. 15th time trading - first time not getting a reversal
3) LCID (12/6) - 21st alert - Another reversal day trade. Where would you have bought LCID on this day? Looks easy to do when looking back at the chart right?
4) $SOFI (12/6) - absolute bottom of the day this is the 17th time
5) NNDM (12/9) - $0.01 cent from its absolute bottom of the day - calculated many hours prior.