Image 1 — Fri Oct 9 scanner recap: $WFF ran +642% after our 9:38am alert, $DKI closed −57%. Of 229 stocks flagged, 12 ran 20%+ and 149 closed lower.
Image 2 — Fri Oct 9 scanner recap: $WFF ran +642% after our 9:38am alert, $DKI closed −57%. Of 229 stocks flagged, 12 ran 20%+ and 149 closed lower.
Image 3 — Fri Oct 9 scanner recap: $WFF ran +642% after our 9:38am alert, $DKI closed −57%. Of 229 stocks flagged, 12 ran 20%+ and 149 closed lower.
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Fri Oct 9 scanner recap: $WFF ran +642% after our 9:38am alert, $DKI closed −57%. Of 229 stocks flagged, 12 ran 20%+ and 149 closed lower.

Friday, Oct 9. Our scanner flagged 229 stocks today (first alert per ticker, 4am to 4pm ET). 12 ran another 20%+ before the close. 149 closed below the price at the alert.

Biggest runs after the alert

  1. $WFF: Flagged 9:38am at $2.62. Hit $19.44 by 3:08pm (+642%). Closed $12.13 (+363%).
  2. $ZYBT: Flagged 2:48pm at $1.40. Hit $2.89 by 3:29pm (+106%). Closed $1.73 (+24%).
  3. $VIVK: news at 9:01am: Vivakor Signs LOI for Proposed $40 Million Acquisition of Direct Midstream Flagged 9:03am at $4.48. Hit $8.30 by 9:30am (+85%). Closed $3.73 (−17%).
  4. $MI: Flagged 4:00am at $1.00. Hit $1.75 by 4:36am (+75%). Closed $0.892 (−11%).

News that moved (measured from the minute our news alert posted)

  • $OFAL: news at 8:01am: OFA Group Completes Acquisition and Title Registration of Tokawa Coastal Property in Choshi, Japan Price when it posted: $0.544. Hit $0.747 by 10:09am (+37%). Closed $0.539 (−0.9%).

The other side

  • $DKI: flagged 4:01am at $0.780, barely went higher (+2.6%). Closed $0.332 (−57%).
  • $NTCL: flagged 8:31am at $2.07, ran to $2.65 (+28%), then gave it all back. Closed $1.47 (−29%).

Our own trades

Daystein, our trading bot, posts every entry and exit in our Discord. Its best and worst closed trade from 4pm ET yesterday to 4pm ET today:

  • Best: $VEEA, long. In at $5.44 (posted 8:18am), out at $6.38 (10:21am): +17%, +$86.47 on a $500 position.
  • Worst: $BETR, long. In at $10.55 (posted Thu 9:34am), out at $10.10 (Thu 8:00pm): −4.3%, −$21.30 on a $499 position.

How we measure: start = close of the minute the alert posted (not a fill; you'd usually get worse). "Hit" = the highest price after that, before 4pm ET. "Closed" = the 4pm close. Names under $0.50 or with under $1M traded are left out of the highlights but counted in the totals. Our own trades use the entry and exit prices Daystein posted at the time, not broker fills.

Every alert posts live in our Discord. The free #delayed-alerts channel gets news/SEC alerts and 20%+ movers 30 minutes after members: https://discord.gg/9bgUNbXQxa

u/Digital_Nar — 5 days ago

$1.58 TRILLION IF YOU VOTE THE RIGHT WAY?

BREAKING: President Trump now says he will give a $5,000 “Trump Dividend” to EVERY U.S. citizen if Republicans win the midterms.

Not just adults anymore. Every citizen.

On September 9, Trump said the proposed $5,000 payment would go to U.S. adults if Republicans kept control of Congress. Now, less than a month later, that promise has apparently expanded to everyone.
There are roughly 316 million U.S. citizens.

Do the math.

$5,000 each = approximately $1.58 TRILLION.
That is roughly $350 BILLION more than the original proposal.

And seriously, from a citizen standpoint, what kind of political system are we becoming when a sitting President can openly tie a massive government payment to his political party winning an election?
“If we win, you get $5,000.

Forget whether you love Trump, hate Trump, vote Republican or vote Democrat.

How the hell is that not one of the biggest questions Americans should be asking right now?

Because $1.58 trillion isn’t Trump’s money. It isn’t Republican Party money.
It is public money.

And when promises involving that kind of money become directly attached to an election result, Americans should at least be asking where public policy ends and buying political support begins.
America is seriously in a strange place when something like this can even be presented as normal politics.

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u/Digital_Nar — 12 days ago
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Fri Oct 2 scanner recap: $AMOD ran +135% after our 4:01am alert, $SMX closed −54%. Of 213 stocks flagged, 19 ran 20%+ and 120 closed lower.

Friday, Oct 2. Our scanner flagged 213 stocks today (first alert per ticker, 4am to 4pm ET). 19 ran another 20%+ before the close. 120 closed below the price at the alert.

Biggest runs after the alert

  1. $AMOD: Flagged 4:01am at $2.03. Hit $4.77 by 9:47am (+135%). Closed $3.48 (+72%).
  2. $XRPN: Flagged 4:05am at $26.15. Hit $53.00 by 12:45pm (+103%). Closed $39.50 (+51%).
  3. $AIXI: Flagged 4:34am at $1.31. Hit $2.26 by 9:37am (+73%). Closed $1.80 (+37%).
  4. $SDEV: Flagged 4:01am at $4.50. Hit $7.65 by 3:59pm (+70%). Closed $7.59 (+69%).

News that moved (measured from the minute our news alert posted)

  • $FEAM: news at 8:30am: 5E Advanced Materials Completes Transformational Acquisition of Searles Valley Minerals and Announces Shareholder… Price when it posted: $3.21. Hit $3.92 by 3:40pm (+22%). Closed $3.89 (+21%).
  • $PUSA: news at 8:32am: Powerus Completes Merger, Rings Opening Bell, Now Trading as PUSA on Nasdaq Price when it posted: $3.23. Hit $3.65 by 10:57am (+13%). Closed $3.17 (−1.9%).

The other side

  • $SMX: flagged 4:01am at $8.26, ran to $9.27 (+12%), then gave it all back. Closed $3.82 (−54%).
  • $CTNT: flagged 10:55am at $2.70, ran to $3.55 (+31%), then gave it all back. Closed $2.62 (−3.0%).

Our own trades

Daystein, our trading bot, posts every entry and exit in our Discord. Its best and worst closed trade from 4pm ET yesterday to 4pm ET today:

  • Best: $FRVO, long. In at $13.69 (posted Thu 7:01am), out at $14.56 (Thu 8:00pm): +6.3%, +$31.72 on a $500 position.
  • Worst: $XRPN, short (runner fade). In at $23.43 (the Oct 1 close), out at $29.00 (9:30am, opened above the stop): −24%, −$333.02 on 54 shares after costs.

How we measure: start = close of the minute the alert posted (not a fill; you'd usually get worse). "Hit" = the highest price after that, before 4pm ET. "Closed" = the 4pm close. Names under $0.50 or with under $1M traded are left out of the highlights but counted in the totals. Our own trades use the entry and exit prices Daystein posted at the time, not broker fills.

Every alert posts live in our Discord. The free #delayed-alerts channel gets news/SEC alerts and 20%+ movers 30 minutes after members: https://discord.gg/9bgUNbXQxa

u/Digital_Nar — 13 days ago
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Thu Oct 1 scanner recap: $SSM ran +86% after our 1:33pm alert, $STKH closed −50%. Of 169 stocks flagged, 22 ran 20%+ and 100 closed lower.

Thursday, Oct 1. Our scanner flagged 169 stocks today (first alert per ticker, 4am to 4pm ET). 22 ran another 20%+ before the close. 100 closed below the price at the alert.

Biggest runs after the alert

  1. $SSM: news at 1:25pm: SEC filing SCHEDULE Flagged 1:33pm at $1.39. Hit $2.58 by 3:50pm (+86%). Closed $2.20 (+58%).
  2. $NXL: Flagged 8:33am at $6.01. Hit $10.98 by 10:06am (+83%). Closed $7.53 (+25%).
  3. $SDEV: Flagged 4:02am at $2.83. Hit $4.54 by 10:09am (+60%). Closed $3.65 (+29%).
  4. $NAMM: Flagged 5:54am at $1.01. Hit $1.55 by 2:40pm (+53%). Closed $1.29 (+27%).

News that moved (measured from the minute our news alert posted)

  • $XRPN: news at 8:00am: Shareholders Approve Evernorth Business Combination; Transaction and Related Private Placements Have Raised Over $1… Price when it posted: $16.30. Hit $23.99 by 3:44pm (+47%). Closed $23.45 (+44%).

The other side

  • $STKH: flagged 11:15am at $1.52, ran to $2.30 (+51%), then gave it all back. Closed $0.768 (−50%).
  • $WFCF: flagged 11:33am at $13.46, ran to $18.79 (+40%), then gave it all back. Closed $12.51 (−7.1%).

Our own trades

Daystein, our trading bot, posts every entry and exit in our Discord. Its best and worst closed trade from 4pm ET yesterday to 4pm ET today:

  • Best: $MEDS, long. In at $3.38 (posted 6:01am), out at $5.06 (6:21am): +50%, +$248.10 on a $500 position.
  • Worst: $SVRN, short. In at $38.13 (posted 11:14am), out at $42.32 (1:43pm): −11%, −$54.94 on a $500 position.

How we measure: start = close of the minute the alert posted (not a fill; you'd usually get worse). "Hit" = the highest price after that, before 4pm ET. "Closed" = the 4pm close. Names under $0.50 or with under $1M traded are left out of the highlights but counted in the totals. Our own trades use the entry and exit prices Daystein posted at the time, not broker fills.

Every alert posts live in our Discord. The free #delayed-alerts channel gets news/SEC alerts and 20%+ movers 30 minutes after members: https://discord.gg/9bgUNbXQxa

u/Digital_Nar — 13 days ago
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Wed Sep 30 scanner recap: $TGE ran +90% after our 6:34am alert, $NCI closed −45%. Of 229 stocks flagged, 23 ran 20%+ and 161 closed lower.

Wednesday, Sep 30. Our scanner flagged 229 stocks today (first alert per ticker, 4am to 4pm ET). 23 ran another 20%+ before the close. 161 closed below the price at the alert.

Biggest runs after the alert

  1. $TGE: Flagged 6:34am at $1.00. Hit $1.90 by 9:49am (+90%). Closed $1.53 (+53%).
  2. $CNTB: news at 7:00am: Connect Biopharma Announces Positive Preliminary Topline Data from its Global Phase 2 Study of Rademikibart as an… Flagged 7:12am at $1.12. Hit $2.08 by 8:06am (+86%). Closed $1.10 (−1.8%).
  3. $GOW: Flagged 5:58am at $2.04. Hit $3.47 by 3:14pm (+70%). Closed $3.18 (+56%).
  4. $CMCT: Flagged 9:58am at $2.33. Hit $3.94 by 10:36am (+69%). Closed $2.92 (+25%).

News that moved (measured from the minute our news alert posted)

  • $DMRC: news at 9:15am: Digimarc Announces Registered Direct Offering of Common Stock Price when it posted: $4.42. Hit $5.95 by 1:51pm (+35%). Closed $5.83 (+32%).
  • $ONMD: filing at 6:05am: SEC filing 424B3 (prospectus) Price when it posted: $5.26. Hit $6.89 by 8:55am (+31%). Closed $5.78 (+9.9%).

The other side

  • $NCI: flagged 4:01am at $2.30, ran to $2.53 (+10%), then gave it all back. Closed $1.26 (−45%).
  • $LGHL: flagged 5:42am at $6.36, ran to $9.79 (+54%), then gave it all back. Closed $4.95 (−22%).

Our own trades

Daystein, our trading bot, posts every entry and exit in our Discord. Its best and worst closed trade from 4pm ET yesterday to 4pm ET today:

  • Best: $APUS, short (runner fade). In at $7.25 (the Sep 25 close), out at $5.00 (3:59pm, closed after 3 sessions): +31%, +$327.90 on 172 shares after costs.
  • Worst: $CAPR, long. In at $11.16 (posted 4:27am), out at $9.93 (7:08am): −11%, −$55.11 on a $500 position.

How we measure: start = close of the minute the alert posted (not a fill; you'd usually get worse). "Hit" = the highest price after that, before 4pm ET. "Closed" = the 4pm close. Names under $0.50 or with under $1M traded are left out of the highlights but counted in the totals. Our own trades use the entry and exit prices Daystein posted at the time, not broker fills.

Every alert posts live in our Discord. The free #delayed-alerts channel gets news/SEC alerts and 20%+ movers 30 minutes after members: https://discord.gg/9bgUNbXQxa

u/Digital_Nar — 15 days ago

Excellent strategy to push the world away from the U.S. dollar. China’s ready and waiting :)

US Treasury Secretary Bessent says all Iranian airlines will be "shut down" around the world on September 23rd.

Bessent says any airport or company that provides Iranian airlines with fuel, landing services, ticket sales, or other assistance will be "knocked out" of the US Dollar system.

u/Digital_Nar — 24 days ago

If US CPI inflation comes in hot tomorrow, things are going to get very ugly.

That was fast.

Another 8 hours later and the 10Y Note Yield is now pushing into 5.00% with US oil prices above $104/barrel.

If US CPI inflation comes in hot tomorrow, things are going to get very ugly.

The US economy cannot afford higher rates.

Something has to give.

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u/Digital_Nar — 1 month ago

Bloomber Terminal

Quick question for the traders in here: Has anyone actually used a Bloomberg Terminal, either professionally or personally? If yes, what made it genuinely valuable to you?

Not really interested in the it has better data answer. I’m more curious about the actual experience:

What did you use the most?
What did it let you see or do that you couldn’t easily get elsewhere?
Was there anything about the workflow that completely changed how you approached the market?

Curious to hear from people who have actually spent time on one.

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u/Digital_Nar — 2 months ago

Bloomber Terminal

Quick question for the traders in here: Has anyone actually used a Bloomberg Terminal, either professionally or personally? If yes, what made it genuinely valuable to you?

Not really interested in the it has better data answer. I’m more curious about the actual experience:

What did you use the most?
What did it let you see or do that you couldn’t easily get elsewhere?
Was there anything about the workflow that completely changed how you approached the market?

Curious to hear from people who have actually spent time on one.

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u/Digital_Nar — 2 months ago
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Our first Trading Bot + New Trading Terminal

Alright guys, time to finally talk about the trading bots. We at Fockets have quietly built and tested 2 trading bots for months. We've dropped a few hints, but didn't want to release something that just looked good for a week. Quick clarification: this is not an AI bots. Nothing's reading charts and guessing where price goes next. It run on defined parameters: opening range breakouts, momentum, gap patterns. One thing I want to make clear before we open this up: anyone promising you a BOT with 90%, 95%, or 100% success rate is full of shit. Markets don't work that way. Conditions, volume, and momentum shift. News hits, spreads widen, slippage happens. No system removes uncertainty from the market.

That's why we've stopped chasing an imaginary perfect bot. What matters is consistently finding good opportunities while managing the bad ones. Even a 50-60% win rate is strong if winners outweigh losers and risk is controlled. Win rate alone doesn't tell the story.

With that, we're ready to open one of our bots to you guys. The recent paper trading results have been promising. Don't read that as me telling you to blindly follow every BUY signal. I wouldn't do that, and I don't want you doing it either. That's part of why we are building the Terminal ( similar to what you will pay 25K a month to u/Bloomberg ( https://professional.bloomberg.com/products/bloomberg-terminal/) : another layer to check before you decide. The bot finds the opportunity, the Terminal helps you investigate it.

One thing we learned: this isn't a scalping bot. It looks for momentum during the day and closes positions around 15:30 PM. We haven't properly tested overnight exposure, so treat these as day trades, not holds. Could an overnight hold work? Absolutely. Do we have the data to say so? No, and we won't pretend we do.

So as we open this up, remember what Fockets has always been about: use the tools, look at the data, challenge the call, do your own diligence, manage your risk, make your own decision.

Again this is a tool, not a crystal ball. Thank you.

u/Digital_Nar — 2 months ago
▲ 14 r/DefendingAI+1 crossposts

MOD Message to those reporting AI posts!!!

We keep seeing ai generated posts being reported, so let’s clear something up once and for all.

Yes, we know some of you don’t like AI. That’s completely fair. Others use it to brainstorm ideas, visualize concepts, or simply express themselves better. That’s also completely fine.

Here’s the part that seems to be getting missed:

Reporting AI generated content does not automatically make it disappear.

As moderators, we review every report. If a post follows our community rules, it stays. Whether we leave it alone or manually approve it, the end result is exactly the same: the post remains visible.

So if your strategy is to report every AI post in hopes that we’ll eventually ban it… you’re wasting your time, and ours.

You have two options:

• Ignore the posts that aren’t for you.
• Engage with the ones you enjoy.

That’s how communities work.

We’re not going to start policing creativity based on whether someone used a paintbrush, Photoshop, Midjourney, ChatGPT, or anything else. We moderate behaviour, rule violations, and quality, not the tools people use.

If that’s not how you’d run a community, that’s perfectly okay. You’re always free to build one with your own rules.

Until then, these are ours.

u/Digital_Nar — 2 months ago

Buckle up. This week is loaded.

Here’s what’s on deck:

• **Today:** Markets react to the Strait of Hormuz situation as futures open at **6:00 PM ET**
• **Tuesday:** June CPI Inflation
• **Wednesday:** June PPI Inflation
• **Thursday:** Retail Sales and Philly Fed Manufacturing Index
• **Friday:** Michigan Consumer Sentiment and Inflation Expectations

On top of that, **around 10% of S&P 500 companies** report earnings, adding another layer of volatility.

Between geopolitics, inflation, earnings, and the bond market, there won’t be much room for markets to catch their breath.

It’s going to be one hell of a week.

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u/Digital_Nar — 3 months ago
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Core Pace Pro 9m and 12m for sale. Pristine condition.

It’s time to make room for the next set of kites, so my Core Pace Pro 9m and 12m are up for sale. If you’re looking for clean, well-maintained Pace Pros without paying retail, keep reading.

I’m a Core fan through and through, and I replace my gear every 2 years when the new models arrive. That’s the only reason these are for sale.

Both kites are in pristine condition and have been well looked after.

They’re exactly what you’d expect.

Prices

* 9m – $2,600 CAD
* 12m – $2,900 CAD

Price for both kites: 4900 CAD

I have more images and videos. Let me know and I’ll send them over to you.

Located in Toronto. Price firm. Shipping extra.

u/Digital_Nar — 3 months ago

A genuine question for the Mods: what’s the logic behind the no SALE rule ?

I genuinely don’t understand the reasoning behind this rule, and I’d appreciate if someone could explain it.This subreddit is full of people asking questions like:

Is this used kite worth buying? Is this a good deal? Should I buy this older model? What should I avoid?

So it’s clear many members are shopping for used gear. Yet when someone wants to sell modern, well-maintained equipment directly to the community that would benefit from it the most, the post gets removed. That seems backwards no ???

The irony is that by banning all sales, You’re simply forcing them onto Facebook Marketplace, eBay, or all those dodgy platforms, or random local classifieds where buyers have less information and fewer knowledgeable people to ask. Wouldn’t it be better if buyers could purchase from active members of this community, ask questions publicly, get feedback from experienced riders, and make more informed decisions?

In my case, I wasn’t trying to spam the subreddit or flip equipment. I posted a pair of pristine Core Pace Pro kites that retail for significantly more than what I was asking. Someone looking for that model could save thousands of dollars while buying from someone who actually rides, maintains, and knows the gear. That feels like it adds value rather than detracts from it.

I completely understand not wanting the subreddit flooded with classifieds. Nobody wants every other post to be For Sale.

But there has to be a middle ground.

Why not:

One weekly or monthly buy/sell thread.
A “For Sale” flair that users can filter out.
Minimum account age or karma requirements.
Restrictions on commercial sellers while allowing private owners.

Those approaches keep the subreddit clean without eliminating something that many members clearly find useful.

I’m not trying to argue for my own post. I’m genuinely curious about the philosophy behind a rule that prevents knowledgeable riders from connecting with buyers, while the subreddit continues to answer questions about gear people found elsewhere.

It feels like the policy may be solving the wrong problem.

FYI - I am the head mod to 2 of the largest Reddit communities … I ain’t trying to change how mods rules this channel but a bit of a wider prospective will go a long way.

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u/Digital_Nar — 3 months ago

Buckle up. This week is loaded.

Here’s what’s on deck:

• Today: Markets react to the Strait of Hormuz situation as futures open at 6:00 PM ET
• Tuesday: June CPI Inflation
• Wednesday: June PPI Inflation
• Thursday: Retail Sales and Philly Fed Manufacturing Index
• Friday: Michigan Consumer Sentiment and Inflation Expectations

On top of that, around 10% of S&P 500 companies report earnings, adding another layer of volatility.

Between geopolitics, inflation, earnings, and the bond market, there won’t be much room for markets to catch their breath.

It’s going to be one hell of a week.

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u/Digital_Nar — 3 months ago

Buckle up. This week is loaded.

Here’s what’s on deck:

• Today: Markets react to the Strait of Hormuz situation as futures open at 6:00 PM ET
• Tuesday: June CPI Inflation
• Wednesday: June PPI Inflation
• Thursday: Retail Sales and Philly Fed Manufacturing Index
• Friday: Michigan Consumer Sentiment and Inflation Expectations

On top of that, around 10% of S&P 500 companies report earnings, adding another layer of volatility.

Between geopolitics, inflation, earnings, and the bond market, there won’t be much room for markets to catch their breath.

It’s going to be one hell of a week.

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u/Digital_Nar — 3 months ago

SpaceX - you got in ?

Is this what you hoping 4 ? Did it match what Reddit gurus were preaching ? Or is it too early to tell :) I’d love a POV… you can be nasty :) I can handle it. Shoot it.

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u/Digital_Nar — 4 months ago

SpaceX ; this isn’t an IPO anymore

M2 | Quick hit:
This is absolutely insane.

SpaceX has reportedly attracted more than $70 billion in retail orders alone.

For context, SpaceX is looking to raise $75 billion, meaning individual investors by themselves have generated demand large enough to nearly absorb the entire offering.

The previous record IPO? Saudi Aramco, which raised $29.4 billion.

In other words, retail interest in SpaceX is now running at roughly 2.4x the size of the largest IPO ever completed.

In response, SpaceX has announced that 20% of the IPO will be allocated to retail investors, staying true to Elon Musk’s long-stated vision of giving everyday investors a seat at the table.

This isn’t just another IPO in our humble opinion … it leans towards to become a cultural event :))

And if these numbers hold, Friday won’t just be big… it’ll be historic.

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u/Digital_Nar — 4 months ago