masterbjones

Nothing here has been adjudicated: zero decided calls out of 33 tracked, 0% coverage, so there is no win rate, no average win, and no average loss to stand on. The one measurable read is unflattering — a directional return of -19.1% across 33 directional calls, with external corroboration coming back contradicted. The ANTE band sits at 'Building.' Treat every self-reported triumph, from $RTB 'up over 300%' to Bitcoin and gold 'owned,' as an untested claim rather than a receipt. Based on 0 decided calls, 0% coverage, data through 2026-07-23.

The craft is a single systematic rule: when the S&P 500 crosses above its 50-day SMA it's bullish, below it's bearish. Clean, teachable, and genuinely if-then — but that is the whole toolkit, applied to everything from $NVDA to sub-penny Nasdaq names. Individual stock picks arrive without stops or stated timeframes; 0% of tracked calls carry either. So a follower receives a direction and a vibe, rarely a plan. Entries are announced in real time, frequently after hours, and most decay within a single session.

This is where following gets dangerous. No call in the record states a stop or a target — 0% on both — and average win and loss are unmeasured. The horizon skews to volatile sub-penny names he trades fast and flips, stocks that can 'wake up delisted with 0,' in his words. He does own some misses ('I made a mistake by not buying more $SOFI'), but winners get the victory laps while the losing directional tape, -19.1%, goes unmentioned. Position sizing and drawdown discipline stay invisible throughout.

The personality is the product: plain-spoken, funny, and relentlessly certain. Macro posts read like a populist monologue — Trump pumps the market, Elon 'makes 200 Billion a day,' SpaceX is a bubble, retail is forever the bag holder. 'The System' gets near-religious billing, 'God's greatest gift to stock traders.' Victory laps run hot, 'I freaking OWNED the Gold trade,' leavened by occasional candor about how hard trading actually is. No paid Discord, newsletter, or masterclass appears in the corpus; he brands the feed 'education and entertainment.'

There is real teaching intent here — he wants retail to stop being 'the bag holder' and hands out his one rule freely, with no gate and no upsell. A beginner will absorb some useful instincts: don't hold sub-pennies overnight, take profits before the close, respect momentum. But the curriculum stops at a 50-day moving average plus heavy market-is-rigged framing, which can harden into fatalism rather than skill. He rarely credits other traders, and the conspiratorial lens crowds out the sizing, stops, and fundamentals that actually compound over time.

You'll like this if you want a loud, opinionated real-time feed on macro theater and momentum names, treat it as commentary-plus-entertainment, and enjoy a strong narrator who says exactly what he thinks — and if the 50-day-SMA rule already fits how you trade. Skip it if you need adjudicated track records, defined stops and targets, or calm risk framing before you act, or if sub-penny pump chatter and political conspiracy wear on you. Best used as color and idea-generation, not as an execution service.