📝On the Business of the Interesting, the Birth of Bangers Only, and Winning this Week

The YEET is evolving, and the proof is in the pudding

One of the things I’ve found most novel during my journey into FURUdom is getting a glimpse into what I call The Degenerate Industrial Complex; I got to know every manner of FURU selling every type of product, and learned quickly that profits aren’t the product—you are.

While most business models were downright predatory, I pride The YEET on finding one that is more revelatory. Ours is based on the path to maturation and account redemption that about 80% of the people reading this will go (or have gone) through in roughly these steps:

1. Flow is Crack: This is the phase where you’ve just discovered UW and you can’t believe this magic side-door to wealth has been hidden for so long! A few multi-baggers, a video or two, and you’re ready to buy yourself a Maserati in your mind.'

2. Flow Dystopia: Cocky, you’re out there raw-dogging with no levels, buying whatever high volume/OI is in your sights, and throwing caution to the wind. And, suddenly, that 7 bagger that got you in the game has dwindled and your port is an orgy of high volume whale weeklies. By now you’ve chased 18 whales—12 of which were hedges, 3 of which were base hits, and 3 of which were wins you held too long (owed to the raw-dogging). You’re going broke.

3. Price Action, A New Hope: That’s When The YEET Swoops in and shows you levels, gaps, resistance, trends and suddenly it doesn’t all feel so hopeless! You feel new power surge within you as you set targets that hit. Your flow plays become smarter and more realistic—and you begin to play charts without flow—you’re a trader now,

4. Price Action Disciple: You entertain and chase flow but it’s not the end all be all—you now look at charts (gasp) and even fundamentals. Your account starts to show signs of life and and you even start showing the new kids the ropes.

💀Divorcing the Business of the Interesting

I’m no businessman, and I delighted in showing you the whole ocean of interesting flow and SPY plays; there are interesting YOLOs of the Day, interesting longer term plays, interesting flow that may not pan out, and some interesting flow that will be a banger IF it all pans out. From a sales perspective, the unending ocean of flow and its intricacies is enough to keep new subs coming in for weeks without a win.

As interesting as being in the business of the interesting is, as we’ve leaned into that I’ve noticed two things: 1) When you try to cater to everybody, you end up listened to by nobody and 2) A WeBull screenshot banger does not a profitable account make—particularly when you’re just picking the gems from that whole ocean of interesting.

I’d rather The YEET be a cult classic than McDonald’s, so we’re actively moving away from Degenerate Industrial Complex. The value proposition of The YEET shouldn’t be “a bunch of good flow and a lot of quick SPY wins”. It should be profits and education from those profitable plays, period; and it’s my job to do that. So..I’ve done that.

We’ve ditched the scalp-athons and the fifty-flow-contracts-posted a-day and traded it for taking the best trade on the table on any given day—if it’s not at least 50% upside we aren’t bothering it.

So far the results at YEET Plus have been good—

✅SPY: three SPY trades with targets good for 70%, 110% and 75% this week (we had some runners that didn’t go the distance today.

👍Flow: We’re all in CAR; a weekly was a risky wager for the first flow banger, but with much less noise I trust what I see and what I know; so far so good.

Soon I’ll be more chatty on the TL (though not by much), but for now I want to get us back to a place where each callout, update, and tweet carries real weight—rather than being merely interesting. Oh yeah notis on.