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@SystematicPeter Peter - Cracking MarketsPeter - Cracking Markets posts on X about nasdaq, breakout, fell, money the most. They currently have XXXXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.
Social category influence finance exchanges cryptocurrencies
Social topic influence nasdaq, breakout #407, fell, money, matrix, just a, math, bitcoin, core, momentum
Top accounts mentioned or mentioned by @longthebottom69 @eutheniaadv @joachimmo1985 @tonytradingk @lucastsktsk @systematicedge1 @nambypambyrandy @bayqus01 @danwtrades @thenshah @flos85 @ordinaryepsilon @magicmac2000 @stackowl @concretumrs @raphaelrehman @klemenkoselj @joob @norgatedata @crackingmarkets
Top assets mentioned Bitcoin (BTC)
Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
"30 years of data (1994-2025): - 2513 trades - XXXX% annual return (vs XX% buy & hold) - XX% win rate - Profit factor: XXXX But backtests are easy to fake. I published this in January 2025. It returned +30.4% out-of-sample since. The edge is real"
X Link 2025-12-08T15:33Z 4852 followers, 1954 engagements
"How did it handle crashes - 2000 dot-com bubble: +120% - 2008 financial crisis: +27.5% - 2020 COVID crash: +47.8% - 2022 bear market: -XXX% The Nasdaq fell -XXXX% in 2000-2002. This strategy made money. Mean reversion thrives when others panic"
X Link 2025-12-08T15:33Z 4853 followers, 1722 engagements
"5 mediocre strategies. None with a Sharpe above XXX. None I'd trade alone with full capital. Combined Sharpe: XXXX Combined MaxDD: -XXXX% $50000 $226000 in X years. Portfolio construction is the real edge: 🧵"
X Link 2025-12-10T15:29Z 5047 followers, 67.2K engagements
"Look at the correlation matrix. Most strategies: XXXX to XXXX correlation. Breakout Short is even negative to others. When one strategy draws down another often profits. Diversification isn't just a buzzword. It's math"
X Link 2025-12-10T15:29Z 5048 followers, 3447 engagements
"I recently plugged Perplexity into my autotrading workflow and its been surprisingly useful. What Im using it for right now: Scan my open positions and signals daily. Surface near-term catalysts: earnings guidance M&A FDA 8-Ks lockups secondary offerings. Rank by proximity and likely impact so I can prep risk adjustments. It helps most in small caps where moves are event driven and undercovered. My trend-following models catch the move Perplexity helps me navigate the news and plan around volatility. Current state: Semi-automatic - it prepares a short brief per ticker with dates and sources I"
X Link 2025-11-04T15:30Z 4872 followers, 2423 engagements
"Last year I published a deep dive on timing long mean reversion using implied volatility. Ive been trading the strategy live for almost two years. Naturally the question is: how did it perform after I published it What catches most traders off guard is how little capital the model requires. Average overnight usage: 5.41%. Even with minimal exposure it outperformed SPX buy & hold: - CAGR XXXX% - Max DD -XXXX% - WinRate XXXXX% - Expectancy XXXX% - Profit factor XXXX - Sharpe XXXX The principle is extremely simple: - Each day I download implied volatility for stocks from IB - IV reflects what"
X Link 2025-11-17T15:29Z 4977 followers, 15.1K engagements
"@bayqus01 Yes about XX trades per year 2513 over the entire test period"
X Link 2025-12-09T09:12Z 4966 followers, XXX engagements
"Intraday volatility breakout on micro Bitcoin futures just printed a new equity high (commissions included). Same logic. Same parameters. Same model I use in ES/NQ. And yet I still find it slightly puzzling that it works this well on MBT because the core idea relies on an RTH open while Bitcoin never actually closes. The framework is simple: - Wait for the open - Compute daily ATR from prior days - Define breakout levels: daily open +/- xATR - Take the first breakout - Use a tight xATR stop or hold to EOD (RTH of ES/NQ) - Add a trend potential filter to skip low-quality days The surprising"
X Link 2025-12-04T15:26Z 5028 followers, 4073 engagements
"It always surprises me how far you can get in intraday trading without overengineering anything. Take this idea: a simple long/short MA crossover paired with a trailing stop-loss. Thats it. No optimization games no exotic filters and yes - fees fully included in the test. Yet the logic holds up across: - multiple markets - different MA settings - different volatility regimes - long historical windows I have a soft spot for concepts that stay robust even when you try to break them. These are the kinds of ideas I often enhance with a small twist and then slot into a broader portfolio. Early"
X Link 2025-12-05T15:29Z 5048 followers, 19.3K engagements
"In January 2025 I published a mean reversion strategy with a free backtester. XX months later here are the out of sample results: - +30.4% return (vs +24.4% Nasdaq) - -XXXX% max drawdown (vs -XXXX% Nasdaq) - XX% win rate - XX trades Here's the exact system:"
X Link 2025-12-08T15:33Z 5048 followers, 29.9K engagements
"The catch Mean reversion has negative skew. - Average win: +3.7% - Average loss: -XXX% You win often but losers are bigger. This is why the XXX MA filter matters. This is why position sizing matters. This is why time stops exist"
X Link 2025-12-08T15:33Z 5041 followers, 2411 engagements
"Individual strategy Sharpes: NDX Momentum: XXXX Buy the Dip: XXXX Deep Dip: XXXX Breakout Long: XXXX Breakout Short: XXXX Combined portfolio Sharpe: XXXX The portfolio is better than its best component. This is the power of low correlation"
X Link 2025-12-10T15:29Z 5047 followers, 4401 engagements
"@danw_trades Yes I like that one due to the capital usage as well"
X Link 2025-12-11T07:55Z 5039 followers, XX engagements
"@thenshah @danw_trades See for example"
X Link 2025-12-11T07:56Z 5039 followers, XX engagements
"I recently audited a portfolio for a struggling trader and what I found was a masterclass in curve fitting. The level of optimization was unbelievable. He did not just have a strategy - he had a different rule set for every single day of the week: - Monday: Entry Rule A1 - Tuesday: Entry Rule B3 - Wednesday: Entry Rule C2 all engineered to match historical quirks. He wasn't adapting to the market. He was reverse-engineering noise. I personally avoid this level of granularity. I know traders like Larry Williams have successfully used day-of-week biases and there is merit to it in specific"
X Link 2025-12-11T15:26Z 5047 followers, 2450 engagements