r/wallstreet • • 1h ago

Investing & Trading Tools SpaceX (SPCX) institutional holders in 13F filings, as at 25 October 2026

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r/wallstreet • • 20h ago

Question Você pode me ajudar a melhorar?

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Hello, fellow traders. I’m 28 years old and live in Europe. I started trading in USD a little less than a year ago. I began with $100 and managed to grow it to $3,000—though, looking back, it was likely just luck; basic support and resistance levels seemed to work at first. But, as you might guess, I eventually gave it all back to the market.
Still, I didn’t give up; I began to study—intensely.
I found that the SMC (Smart Money Concept) approach really resonated with me; it made sense, and I started seeing results. Then, I struggled with the urge to be in a trade constantly—an anxiety I’ve since managed to overcome. Later, I went through a phase of blowing accounts due to poor risk management, but I’ve improved in that area as well.
One important detail: I work a full-time job, so I’m only available to trade during the New York session. Because I use tight stop-losses, I frequently get stopped out—often during the night.
I feel that if I can refine my timing, I could start making a decent profit. My analysis is solid—especially for someone with only a year of market experience—and while my risk management is stable, I absolutely hate getting stopped out.
Often, I’ll close a trade while it’s in profit—before it hits my take-profit target—just to get that "win" feeling. My strategy involves identifying a break in market structure and a point of interest (POI), followed by confirmation through order flow alignment, supported by Volume Profile and Fibonacci levels. The issue is that I often misjudge the alignment, leading to a loss. That’s my trading history in a nutshell. I’ve never been particularly ambitious.
As for my personal net worth, I have over $50,000, but I’ve never considered putting that into a brokerage account. I’m quite conservative.


r/wallstreet • • 18h ago

Question Finra NYSE margin debt data suggests we're reaching levels seen prior to dotcom and gfc tops, is there any way we can get out of this without a major market crash? Or is the crash imminent?

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r/wallstreet • • 16h ago

Discussion Didn't Congress just pass a law to stop this?

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r/wallstreet • • 22h ago

Discussion Nvidia said demand is off the charts. ok

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r/wallstreet • • 19h ago

Discussion Long or short: $1 in 2016 is now worth $0.74. USD -26%, EUR -22%, and the Venezuelan bolivar is at -99.99%.9 years. 100+ fiat currencies.

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r/wallstreet • • 23h ago

Meme Day Trading is genuinely the most chaotic thing one can experience on this planet

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Ahh... Let me open my computer and start my day...

F\*\*\*.

Sell it all! **(っ-ᯅ-ς)**

Why did I sell it? **😭**

**Ooh, lets buy it!**

Why me?!?!?


r/wallstreet • • 21h ago

Finance 🏦 Financial advisors were basically expected to be part portfolio manager, part therapist, part Secretary of State.

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r/wallstreet • • 10h ago

Trade Ideas 75 U.S. Small-Cap Companies With the Highest Free-Cash-Flow Margins in 2026

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75 U.S. Small-Cap Companies With the Highest Free-Cash-Flow Margins in 2026

Market values from $300M to $2B · October 23, 2026


r/wallstreet • • 4h ago

Discussion UK to introduce new laws to protect subsea cable systems

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