There are perfect opportunities to make money in this market.
It might seem like the whole world is working against you…
- Gas prices are rising.
- The labor market is weakening.
- The gap between the rich and the poor is widening.
But there’s a solution.
Stocks like Serina Therapeutics Inc. (AMEX: SER) spike 100%+ intraday. And while most “competent” investors tell you to stay away from this kind of volatility, I run toward it.

I use a specific strategy to pull gains from these spikes.
And it’s perfect for small-account traders looking to pad their wallet.
The world’s not working against you. You just have to work in the right direction.
The Strategy
I missed the spike on SER completely… that’s by design.
On March 18, during after hours, the company announced a $30 million private placement to advance the registration trial of SER-252 for Parkinson’s disease.
The stock spiked 121% into March 19.
That kind of move can level up your account fast. But that’s where most people get tripped up…
Yes, these stocks can spike 100%+, but we need to have realistic expectations for our trades. The price action will reverse eventually. Nothing spikes forever.
Most traders hold their positions too long or buy at the wrong moment because their greed takes control.
That’s where my trade pattern comes in.
With this strategy, I can target specific price action on the hottest stocks to take gains that outpace the market.
For example, I pulled 3% from the spike on SER. And the day before, I pulled 8% from the spike on BlockchAIn Digital Infrastructure Inc (AMEX: AIB).
Compared to the 100%+ move, a 3% gain doesn’t seem like much. But some stocks barely move 3% on the day. You’d have to play that stock perfectly to get the same gains.
And when we compare it to the larger market, most people will tell you to buy shares of the S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY)…
The SPY gained 17% in 2025.
A 3% gain, an 8% gain, a 6% gain… that’s 17% in just three trades. And we see 100%+ spikes like SER every week.*
My Trade Pattern
When a stock is spiking 100%+, it’s tempting to buy during the biggest part of the surge.
I’ve seen too many traders chase these moves higher, only to buy at the top and then hold as the price falls out from under them.
The real setup comes after the spike exhausts itself.
I sit and watch the fireworks. Then I wait for the price to fall and catch a small bounce on the back end.
It’s called a dip buy.
Here’s my trade on SER:

Most newbies mistakenly think they need to catch the entire move.
You don’t. You just need to catch your part of the move as it appears on the chart.
Small gains add up…
And luckily, SER isn’t special. This pattern repeats over and over again, every week.
The move is based on human emotion. And since human emotions don’t change, we can expect to see this pattern in the market for decades to come.
Study this pattern and get ready for the next dip-buy opportunity.
Cheers
*Past performance does not indicate future results


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