u/Trading_Desk

We received a few comments yesterday calling our community a “scam” and stating how we “post about a run after it ran”

So instead of arguing back and forth, we’re leaving the call channel open for free members until market close (21/05/26) so people can literally watch everything happen live themselves.

It people are going to accuse us of hindsight posting, then the easiest response is just letting everyone come in watch the calls for a day.

Today we’ve called:

• $CODX at $3.20 which hit $4.17 (30%)

• $NIVF $1.25 break which ran to $1.60 (28%)

Along with a few others.

Entries, stop losses, trims, runner targets, and when we personally de-risk are all posted as the trade develops.

Some trades fail. Some stall. Some run huge. That’s trading. But we’re always transparent.

https://discord.gg/YGKW7cQRBT

We received a few comments yesterday calling our community a “scam” and stating how we “post about a run after it ran”

So instead of arguing back and forth, we’re leaving the call channel open for free members until market close so people can literally watch everything happen live themselves.

It people are going to accuse us of hindsight posting, then the easiest response is just letting everyone come in watch the calls for a day.

Today alone we’ve called:

• $CODX at $3.20 which hit $4.17 (30%)

• $NIVF $1.25 break which ran to $1.60 (28%)

Along with a few others.

Entries, stop losses, trims, runner targets, and when we personally de-risk are all posted as the trade develops.

Some trades fail. Some stall. Some run huge. That’s trading. But we’re always transparent.

https://discord.gg/YGKW7cQRBT

$HCWB was laid out live in the server from the $1.53 entry with levels, trims, stop updates, and runner targets all posted in real time.

The call channel is currently OPEN FOR FREE members to view for a short time only.

First trims were called around the $1.76-$1.83 area, then runners were held for the bigger move with $3+ mentioned as the stretch target.

It ended up hitting $3.80 for a new high of day and a 148% play.

A lot of people only post the final result after the move is over, but everything in our channel is laid out as it happens so members can actually follow the process and risk management behind the trade.

https://discord.gg/YGKW7cQRBT

Conditions still aren’t perfect this week, but we adapted and managed to catch several strong movers throughout the day.

The top names for us today were:

$GIPR, which was called at $0.33 and went on to hit $0.5882 for a 78.24% move.

$CNEY, which gave a clean breakout from $1.25 and pushed to $1.76 for a 40.80% gain.

$CODX, which was called at $1.88 before running to $2.50 for a 32.98% move.

We also had solid continuation and breakout moves in names like $NXXT and $RUBI throughout the day.

$GIPR ended up being the main focus for us. Initial targets were give at $0.36-0.37 which hit quickly before runners were held into the larger push. We also had $0.46 and $0.54 mapped out on the chart, and price eventually pushed to $0.58.

One of our main focuses is adapting to the market conditions in front of us. Slower markets require quicker trims, smaller size, and patience rather than forcing momentum that isn’t there.

You join join our free chat here to see the rest of today’s trades :

https://discord.gg/YGKW7cQRBT

The momentum market has been unreal recently.

Last week alone we saw names like:
$TDIC from $2.20 to $34.86
$WOK from $1.13 to $11.90
$QUCY from $0.51 to $4.92

It feels like we’re finally getting proper continuation and multi-day runners again instead of everything knifing or losing volume after one big green candle.

Main thing now is staying selective and not forcing random setups just because last week was strong. The best movers still had: catalysts, strong volume, clean break levels and continuation potential.

We’re mainly watching:
$SBFM
$GOVX
$VRAX

Curious what everyone else is watching today and whether you think momentum can continue this week or will it start cooling off?

Also quick heads up:
The Trading Desk Discord calls section increases from $59.99 to $69.99 at 12PM EST today. Anyone already subscribed before then keeps the lower rate locked in permanently.

Free chat stays open regardless, but the paid section is where all live entries, trims, stop updates and runner targets get posted during the session.

https://discord.gg/YGKW7cQRBT

Momentum was insane this week and the follow through across multiple names has been some of the best we’ve seen in a long time. Here’s how our week broke down:

Final stats:
- 54 total trades
- 44 wins
- 10 losses
- 81.48% win rate

The biggest thing this week was how many names continued trending for multiple days after the original entries.

Monday started aggressively with $WOK from $1.13 to $6.70 for +492.92%.

Tuesday followed through with continuation momentum where we called $WOK at $4.25 that hit $11.90 for 180%.

Wednesday then turned into the craziest day of the week, we called:
$TDIC from $4.50 to $34.86 for +674.67%
$QUCY from $0.51 to $1.62 for +217.65%
Additional $QUCY entries from $0.58 and $0.64 also continued squeezing for +179% and +153%

Thursday slowed down slightly overall but still had quality setups like $CREG at $0.46 for 95%.

Friday finished the week strong with $PIII from $6.90 to $14.35 for +107.09% and HCWB from $0.76 to $1.42 for +86.84%.

One thing to note is that the percentages shown above are from entry to the highest point hit THAT day, not swing holds. That’s why we always encourage our members to leave runners for the bigger moves if the setup still looks strong.

For example:

$TDIC had early Tuesday entries around $2.20-$2.35 before eventually squeezing to $34.86 later in the week for +1,484.55%

$WOK was first called Monday at $1.13 and eventually reached $11.90 on Wednesday for a +953.10% move from the original entry if holding runners.

$QUCY was first called Wednesday at $0.51 and eventually hit $4.92 by Friday for a +864.71% move from the original entry.

The key this week was scaling out into strength while letting small runner positions work if momentum stayed intact.

All entries, trims, stop updates, halt warnings and runner targets were posted live throughout the week.

We also have a free chat open for anyone who just wants to hang around the community and watch the market with us. The live calls section is currently $59.99/month, but that will be increased to $69.99/month tomorrow, so anyone interested in joining might want to lock in the lower price today.

https://discord.gg/Nc8fXKmxF

Good morning everyone.

$HCWB had two pieces of news hit last night that brought in a lot of attention today.

The company released positive data showing HCW11-040 prevented bronchopulmonary dysplasia during IND-enabling studies, which is a serious lung disease affecting premature infants. They also reported Q1 2026 business highlights with $6.5M revenue and positive net income.

We started watching the momentum early this morning and took $HCWB at $0.76 with a stop loss at $0.73/0.72 for minimal risk.

Trade updates were posted live in the server:
- First target area was $0.81/0.82
- Trimmed into strength at $0.84
- $HCWB then tapped $0.87
- Eventually went on to hit $1.10

That ended up being a +39.47% move from the original entry.

As always, we focus heavily on live trade management, not just throwing out random tickers after they already ran.

We post:
- entries
- stop losses
- trim levels
- re-entries
- runner updates
- live reactions as momentum changes

If anyone wants to come along and the stock in our free chat or view some of our trade recaps you can join here :

https://discord.gg/M83tnwvmH

Server is temporarily open again for anyone wanting to see how we call momentum plays live.

Some of today’s moves so far:
$QUCY 2.55 → 3.94 (+54%)
$MOBX 3.15 break → 4.25 (+35%)
$LNKS 1.98 → 2.45 (+24%)

You can come in and see:
- exact timestamps
- break alerts
- stop losses
- scaling levels
- live trade management updates

A lot of people only post charts after the move is over. We prefer showing everything live as it happens.

Feel free to come check it out 👇
https://discord.gg/Nc8fXKmxF

Good morning everyone ☕️

Yesterday ended up being one of the craziest momentum days we’ve had in a while.

Some of the biggest plays we caught:
• $TDIC 4.50 break - 34.86 (+674%) 🚀
• $QUCY 0.51 - 1.62 (+217%) 🚀
• $QUCY 0.58 - 1.62 (+179%)
• $WOK 2.15 break - 3.04 (+41%)

Overall we had 13 green plays and one small red.

We gave live trade updates throughout the day, from re entries, stop loss adjustments and potential trim zones.

The market was slow and choppy early on, then completely exploded later in the session. Patience paid massively here.

We’re wondering how today will go, it’s getting towards the end of the week now and we’ve had some crazy plays. Will the market slow down or will we see more continuation and wild moves?

We’ve temporarily opened the Trading Floor for anyone who wants to come see the community and take a sneak peak of the TrendVision Bot.

https://discord.gg/YGKW7cQRBT

Looking to follow some more trading accounts on X.

Drop your @ below if you post about stocks, day trading, momentum plays, watchlists, recaps or anything market related. It’s always good finding more active traders to follow throughout the day.

We’re over at @Trading_desk_ (link in the comments)

Mainly posting break plays, recaps and general market commentary.

Good morning everyone!

What’s are we watching this week? Any names worth eyeing for a weekly swing or day trade?

Any big news, catalysts, or earnings coming up that could move the market?

We’ll be watching $CUE, $XRX and $HCAI for multi day runs. Aswell as $GOVX in the run up to earnings tomorrow.

Drop your ideas below, it’s always good to see what everyone’s tracking.

As always, if you want to stay in the loop and continue discussions throughout the week we have a free chat in our Discord server where we’ll be sharing some more ideas.
https://discord.gg/YGKW7cQRBT

This week was a solid reminder that you don’t need perfect market conditions to perform well.

While momentum wasn’t consistent throughout the week, there was still plenty of opportunity if you stayed selective and focused on the right setups. It’s also worth noting that the moves recorded here are based on the entries and exits we actually took, not the full move of the stock.

Across the week, we took 67 trades, finishing with 55 wins and 12 losses. That gave us an 82.1% win rate, with a 4.6:1 green to red ratio.

Average winners came in at +28.23%, while average losers were kept to -11.78%.

Our biggest moves were:
$RDAC : +135%
$HTCO : +90.92%
$AIOS : +72.10%
$BIYA : +65.15%
$SOBR : +55.56%
$CUE : +43.67%
$SBLX : +40.85%
$SAGT : +33.33%

The week started strong, with names like $HTCO and $BIYA printing solid returns from our entries, and that strength carried into Wednesday with $RDAC giving us a +135% trade. Even as conditions cooled mid-week, there were still clean setups just not as big runners.

By Friday, momentum picked back up again, with $AIOS running over +70% from our entry, alongside strong continuation from $SOBR and $CUE. The bigger winners did a lot of the heavy lifting this week, but there was also a solid base of mid-range trades in the 20–40% range that kept things consistent.

This wasn’t a week for chasing everything. It was about picking the right names and being willing to sit out weaker setups. Our losing trades were generally clean and controlled, which made it easier to stay aligned with what the market was offering.

We took base hits when needed, but still letting the right trades run when momentum showed up.

How did you find this week? Did you stay aggressive, or start to scale things back as conditions changed?

If you want to stay up to date with the setups and recaps as they happen, feel free to join us over on Discord : https://discord.gg/3cdKgrT5g

So far today we’ve had calls of:
$AIOS - $19.68 - $33.81
$CUE - $28 break - $35.67
$SOBR - $0.81 - $1.26
$SOBR - $1.00 - $1.24

As well as a few more, which isn’t too bad considering it’s not only a Friday, but also quite a slow day in the market.

*FREE for a limited time, Discord of almost 4,000 members*

A few people here might recognise us from comments in this sub and r/Daytrading, but for those who don’t, we run a trading Discord.

We focus on simple momentum setups. Clean levels, clear entries, defined stops and targets. Nothing overcomplicated, just waiting for the right break and executing.

The calls channel is currently open for FREE so you can come in, and see how the calls are made and set out, see how trades are managed, and decide for yourself if it’s something that suits you. No pressure to commit to anything.

Some days are slow, some days move fast, but the focus is always on consistency and risk management rather than trying to hit home runs every trade.

If you want to check it out, here’s the link:

https://discord.gg/M83tnwvmH

*FREE for a limited time*

A few people here might recognise us from comments in this sub and r/Daytrading, but for those who don’t, we run a trading Discord.

We focus on simple momentum setups. Clean levels, clear entries, defined stops and targets. Nothing overcomplicated, just waiting for the right break and executing.

RDAC today was a good example. The level was called at 11.25, plan was set, and once it broke it trended all the way to $18, the exact price target that was given. Obviously no one catches the full move every time, but it shows what can happen when you’re prepared and not chasing randomly.

The calls channel is currently open for FREE so you can come in, and see how the calls are made and set out, see how trades are managed, and decide for yourself if it’s something that suits you. No pressure to commit to anything.

Some days are slow, some days move fast, but the focus is always on consistency and risk management rather than trying to hit home runs every trade.

If you want to check it out, here’s the link:

https://discord.gg/YGKW7cQRBT

Just curious how many people here actually use bots or scanners as part of their trading.

There’s so much out there now between custom screeners, bots, alerts, AI etc. Some people swear by them, but others say they’re unreliable.

I personally think they’re useful if you treat them as a tool rather than something to blindly follow. They’re good for bringing things to your attention, but you still need your own plan around entries, exits, risk etc.

Today for example, the TrendVision bot picked up $AKAN on the first halt up at $13, and it went on to hit $29.57. Obviously you’re not catching the full move every time, but it shows the value in getting eyes on something early.

Interested to hear how others use them?

Do you rely on them heavily, if at all or just use them as a heads up?

Just curious how many people here actually use bots or scanners as part of their trading.

There’s so much out there now between custom screeners, Discord bots, alerts etc. Some people swear by them, but others say they’re unreliable.

I personally think they’re useful if you treat them as a tool rather than something to blindly follow. They’re good for bringing things to your attention, but you still need your own plan around entries, exits, risk etc.

Today for example, the TrendVision bot picked up $AKAN on the first halt up at $13, and it went on to hit $29.57 after. Obviously you’re not catching the full move every time, but it shows the value in getting eyes on something early.

Interested to hear how others use them?

Do you rely on them heavily, if at all or just use them as a heads up?

(If you’re interested in the TrendVision bot you can find out more information here https://discord.gg/YGKW7cQRBT)

One of the biggest mistakes people seem to make with penny stocks is trying to be early instead of waiting for confirmation. These things move so fast and it’s really easy to get sucked into chasing when you see momentum.

We had $HTCO on watch when price was around $26.7. At that point it already looked like it could go, and it would’ve been easy to jump in there and hope it kept running but instead we watched to see if price would continue up to $29.75.

That level had been acting as recent resistance, which is important on penny stocks because that’s usually where moves either stall, bounce off and head back down or break out properly.

So rather than entering early and taking on unnecessary risk we waited to reach that level.

Once 29.75 broke resistance was cleared, the path upward was cleaner, and the move had much more room to run.

An early entry means there more risk and more guessing. Yet a break of resistance shows confirmation and cleaner move.

A lot of people think getting in earlier means more profit, but with penny stocks it usually just means a higher chance of getting trapped.

And if the break never comes that’s fine just move onto the next setup. It’s better to not take the trade at all if the break never comes than jump in early and get caught in a flush.

One of the biggest mistakes people seem to make with penny stocks is trying to be early instead of waiting for confirmation. These things move so fast and it’s really easy to get sucked into chasing when you see momentum.

We had $HTCO on watch when price was around $26.7. At that point it already looked like it could go, and it would’ve been easy to jump in there and hope it kept running but instead we watched to see if price would continue up to $29.75.

That level had been acting as recent resistance, which is important on penny stocks because that’s usually where moves either stall, bounce off and head back down or break out properly.

So rather than entering early and taking on unnecessary risk we waited to reach that level.

Once 29.75 broke resistance was cleared, the path upward was cleaner, and the move had much more room to run.

An early entry means there more risk and more guessing. Yet a break of resistance shows confirmation and cleaner move.

A lot of people think getting in earlier means more profit, but with penny stocks it usually just means a higher chance of getting trapped.

And if the break never comes that’s fine just move onto the next setup. It’s better to not take the trade at all if the break never comes than jump in early and get caught in a flush.

https://discord.gg/YGKW7cQRBT

A lot of traders focus on finding the “perfect strategy,” but most of the time it’s the same repeated mistakes that hold them back.

Interested to hear what mistake you kept making over and over, and what actually made it click for you in the end.

Was it one big loss? Seeing it in your journal? Someone pointing it out? Or just time in the market?

Curious to hear everyone’s experiences!

When the cannabis rescheduling headline hit, the reaction was pretty immediate. You could see volume expand across the sector and multiple names start moving together, which usually signals that money is rotating into a theme rather than just a single stock.

Instead of trying to guess which ticker would run the most, I focused on finding the one with the best structure to actually move. $AKAN stood out the most because of its lower float (following a reverse split), which made it much more reactive to incoming volume. It also had a clean setup coming out of a halt, which is usually where you get some of the strongest momentum moves.

I entered around $5.56 on the unhalt, and from there the move developed quickly. Momentum built, liquidity followed, and the price started to expand as more traders piled into the same idea. The price continued pushing up and hit a high of $12.25 for a 120% move.

What made this trade work wasn’t predicting anything ahead of time, it was reacting to what was actually happening. A clear catalyst, strong volume, and a stock that was structurally set up to move faster than the rest.

It’s a good reminder that in these situations, you don’t need to overcomplicate things. When attention, liquidity, and structure all line up, the opportunity tends to become pretty clear.