The market took a nasty fall last Friday.
And it wasn’t just the U.S. stock market …
We also saw a big selloff in the crypto sector.
Look at the chart below of the S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) where every candle represents one trading day:
There’s a chart of Bitcoin below.
Again, every candle represents one day.
Remember that Crypto trades 24/7, the market stays open during the weekend.
Make no mistake, this drop wiped out a lot of irresponsible traders. Both in the stock market and the crypto sector.
- Those using leverage to inflate their position sizes.
- Those who blindly held their positions without a plan for profits.
- Those who refused to build a solid bedrock of trading knowledge.
Look at some of the examples of the carnage that I found below:
Check out these INSANE tweets in response to Friday’s #cryptocrash and read them allll, bookmark them and share them with friends and family and LEARN HOW DESTRUCTIVE #hodling USING EXCESSIVE LEVERAGE WITH LITTLE TO NO RISK MANAGEMENT IS!
The recent mania in the #stockmarket and… pic.twitter.com/hr4fAs7tMa
— Timothy Sykes (@timothysykes) October 12, 2025
As we hear more and more about #CryptoCrash losses from Friday you’ll begin to realize just how incompetent and full of absolute shit most people in #crypto are and how the coming bigger crash will wipe out sooooo many irresponsible gamblers. Never forget:
A FOOL AND HIS MONEY… https://t.co/v7WJxXQ5jh
— Timothy Sykes (@timothysykes) October 12, 2025
This is not a game.
Trading is dangerous for those who don’t understand the market, best practices, or common patterns.
By comparison, thanks to my trade process, I’ve pulled profits from the market for more than two decades.
That’s not luck … It’s discipline.
And I can show you how I do it.
Vow right now to protect your account from utter catastrophe. Because at the end of the day, it’s not about how much you make. It’s about how much you keep.
My Trade Process
With the process that I use to trade, it would have been impossible to blow up my account during last weekend’s freefall.
- I don’t go all in.
- I don’t use leverage.
- And at the very least, I would have cut my losses before the drop drained my account.
My number one rule is to cut losses quickly. That’s the fail safe that always protects my account.
Losses are fine, and part of a healthy strategy, but it’s essential to control those losses.
For example, I look for setups that offer me a 3:1 ratio, or higher, of reward to risk.
A potential 20% profit means I could risk 6%.
If the stock drops, and my position dips to a 6% loss, I just cut the trade.
No emotion. No blind holding. I stick to the plan and I let the math take care of my position.
Look at my trades below from Monday, October 13 to see this strategy in action:
I’m not the only trader who uses this process to profit …
Jack Kellogg now has $25.6 million in trade profits. He started with my patterns in 2017 with $7,500 saved up from valeting cars.
And for an example of an up and coming trader: Terry started in 2024 and now has $150k in trading profits.
Look at his profit chart below:
- We’re real traders.
- With a real strategy.
- Pulling real profits.
And you really need to get onboard.
The Next Trade Setup
Whether you’re trading crypto, options, penny stocks, etc. … My process works across multiple markets.
Because there’s one very important factor that ties all these markets together:
People are predictable during times of high stress.
We’re essentially trading human emotion as it manifests on a stock chart.
And when we protect against large losses, the only other way to go is up.
Use my patterns to navigate this market.
And reuse them on the next hottest runner.
- Stay disciplined.
- Stick to the process.
- Stay away from unnecessary risk.
- And cut your losses quickly.
Cheers
*Past performance does not indicate future results
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