tigerlinetrades

Twenty-one decided calls — barely over the bar at which a score is published — split 10 wins to 11 losses. ANTE Score 28, Unproven, in a wide 28–68 interval. Average win +17.1%, average loss -26.1%, worst -65.5%. Coverage is 54%, the lowest in this cohort and flagged partial, and corroboration returns contradicted. Directional return across 29 calls is -19.7%. The sample is too small to settle the question; it is not too small to note.

The calls are conditional and specific, which is the best thing about them: "calls above $761.75, puts below $759.50", "$BIAF above $11.00", pennants and demand zones with the break level named. Thirty-eight of 39 calls are stock, mostly low-float small caps, with SPY options alongside. Sixty-seven percent state a target. A reader always knows what has to happen before the trade is live.

Eighteen percent of calls state a stop and 15% state both target and stop — modest in absolute terms, and the highest in this entire cohort, where most callers publish none. Four of 21 settled calls closed on a stop, so the stops are real and they fire. That discipline has not yet produced a positive record: losers still run half again the size of winners, and low-float small caps gap through levels.

Of 1,512 tweets, 127 are commentary and 112 are trade updates — a genuinely high follow-through rate, with targets marked as hit and reversals flagged as they form. The register is shouted: capitals, money-bag emoji, "RISE & GRIND". Engagement bait is routine — "like this for a premarket watchlist" — and 19 posts promote the Discord. He has also had to publicly report accounts stealing his charts.

Five educational posts in 1,512. The value is in watching the process — watchlist, level, break, update — rather than in being taught why a pennant matters. The Discord is where the alerts and the teaching are said to live. Community tone is energetic and loyal, and he does mark the trades that fail, not only the ones that hit target one.

You'll like this if you trade small-cap momentum at the open, want explicit break levels, and appreciate a caller who at least sometimes publishes a stop. You'll want to wait if you need a settled record: 21 decided calls, 54% coverage and a contradicted corroboration check mean the number on this page will move a lot as more calls resolve.