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Pattern Watch

Theme: Earnings Whispers (pre‑announcement drift)

Why it matters: Expectations move price first. When whisper numbers hint at a beat, you’ll often see call‑buying clusters and increasing volume days before the release.

Checklist (fast):

  • Unusual options activity in front‑month calls (OI + volume > 2–3× baseline).

  • Two higher closes on rising volume while IV creeps up.

  • Analyst chatter or “sources say” notes without official confirmation.

Simple plan (educational example): scale in small, set a time‑based exit (latest by the print), and pre‑define a -3% to -5% risk cap. Sell into strength; don’t marry the position.

Trade of the Week (Demo)

Educational only. Not financial advice.

Setup: Pre‑event hype → “sell the news” unwind

  • Catalyst: Product reveal or event (e.g., device launch keynote)

  • Trigger to enter: 3 up‑days with rising volume + social chatter spike; price near recent swing high.

  • Risk: Tight stop under prior day’s low; size small.

  • Exit plan: Scale out into spike or on confirmation headline.

Trade:

  • Ticker:

  • Entry zone:

  • Invalidation (stop):

  • Target / scale‑out:

  • Rumor source (Twitter/Reddit/news desk):

  • Notes after exit (lesson learned):

Quick Insight

Remove uncertainty → remove juice. Once news confirms, early movers lock in gains. That’s why “good news” can drop a stock: the uncertainty premium just got priced out. Trade the expectation, not the headline.

One Ask (so I can tailor issues)

Hit reply and tell me: what rumor are you watching right now? I read every response.

— Terrence
Founder, Market Rumors Daily

P.S. This newsletter is for education only — not investment advice. Trading involves risk. Manage size, use stops, and never risk money you can’t afford to lose.

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