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Reddit by Sirellia February 5, 2026

Most pattern scanners show you the upside. We show you the downside too

Pattern tools love showing you entry signals. But how many show you the risk before you buy? We built Sattren because we got tired of "bullish breakout" alerts with no mention of what happens if you're wrong. Our scanner tracks 15+ patterns across 500+ stocks daily. Every alert includes backtested …

Reddit by MinuteDistribution31 February 5, 2026

NVDA’s understated risks:

Been doing my homework on NVIDIA lately and wanted to share some findings that caught my attention. Not saying don't buy, just sharing what I found when I dug into the financials. The Cash Flow Situation Here's what stood out: FY2025 showed record operating cash flow of $64B (up from …

Reddit by stanxv February 5, 2026

Figma is down 80% since IPO. Does anyone regret buying, or does anyone feel they dodged a bullet?

When Figma IPO’d, there was a lot of hype. It’s a great product, tons of designers use it, and it felt like one of those stocks you had to own. Now the stock is down about 80% from its IPO, and I’m wondering how people who bought in are feeling. …

Reddit by Sirellia February 5, 2026

I spent the last year backtesting pattern performance across 500+ stocks. Here's what holds up when you look at real data instead of trading books from the 90s.

[](https://www.reddit.com/r/Daytrading/?f=flair_name%3A%22Strategy%22) I spent the last year backtesting pattern performance across 500+ stocks. Here's what holds up when you look at real data instead of trading books from the 90s. Patterns with statistical edge: 1. Cup and Handle (62% success rate) \- Timeframe: 30-90 days \- Volume requirement: Handle must form …

Reddit by geetarman84 February 5, 2026

Does anyone else feel like the market constantly moves against them?

I know, I know, we never time the market. I get it, I’ve learned it, I don’t. It’s so frustrating though when you buy a stock or ETF, hold it and then decide for whatever reason to sell it and then it rallies. I’m talking rebalancing, you realize maybe it …

Reddit by Zinc_22 February 5, 2026

Looking for a perfect portfolio ratio refrence

Recently I have been trying to find a ratio that I like for S&P, Russel 2000, international, and defensive that I like but am really struggling to find one online. I’m not sure if this is a common ask but are there any that anyone swears by for a brokerage …

Reddit by Apprehensive_Disk478 February 5, 2026

Where to park $100k for next year ?

So I just sold a vacation / short term rental, purchased in 2019 for $370k, just sold for $670. I don’t how much tax I’m going to owe, but it’s out of state so figuring two state tax bills and federal…. $80-100kish? But that tax bill wont be due until …

Reddit by Sirellia February 5, 2026

Risk analysis 101: Why entry signals are useless without downside measurement

Most trading content focuses on entry signals. Pattern detected. Breakout confirmed. Time to buy. But here's what nobody asks: *What's the downside if you're wrong?* **The problem with entry-only thinking:** Two stocks both show cup and handle breakouts today. * **Stock A**: Entry at $50. Support at $48. Downside risk: …

Reddit by trowdatawhey February 5, 2026

Can you discuss my Roth IRA positions?

https://imgur.com/a/mwxbQzE I’m 38. I opened a Roth IRA about 3 years ago. I maxed out 2025 and plan to max it out 2026. The earliest I will retire is 10 years from now but will realistically be 20 years from now. I will have a pension. The BRKB and SPY …

Reddit by BloodstainedBearRug February 4, 2026

Custodial account for kid + pending divorce

My wife and I are separated pending divorce. We’ve got about $20k set aside in cash funds for our child. We want to put it in some kind of fund to protect the money from us. I’m looking at a Schwab automated investing custodial fund (mainly etfs). Is this a …