🔥 YEET 30 for 30: 5 Trades in November—The Simple Flow/Chart Tricks That Went 5 for 5 Today
Four day trades explained, then NVDA earnings call we got with flow
🔥 YEET 30 for 30: 5 Trades in November—5 Simple Flow/Chart Tricks That Went 5 for 5
🚨 NOTE: YES…WE GOT NVDA WITH FLOW!: the key to NVDA and Chip flow was all in our new Whales to Watch Sector Scoring: here were the scores published this weekend in The YEET so subscribers…you KNEW this was coming:
🔥 THIS PAST WEEKEND’S SECTOR HEATBOARD (5-Whale Scale)
(Ranked by same-direction, multi-contract alignment across all filters)
🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋 Semiconductors
🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋 Software Infra / AI Infra
🐋🐋🐋🐋 Healthcare / Pharma
🐋🐋🐋 Automotive / EV
🐋🐋 Industrials
🏀 Game 1: SPY Puts on the Monthly Rejection w/ Magic Confiormation
We opened with a massive SPY candle that looked like it wanted to run — but SPY Magic instantly told us something different.
Only one bearish confirming order showed up, and nothing supported upside continuation.
Then SPY tapped a monthly level to the exact cent and rejected violently.
Easy Trick:
When a monthly level taps perfectly and rejects instantly, that’s The Dink — the cleanest sell signal in the game.
Result: textbook rejection → SPY puts print.
🔔 Tool Used: SPY Magic Alerts (YEET Plus)
This read relied on SPY Magic’s “no upside confirmation” signal — available with YEET Plus.
🏀 Game 2: Triple Weekly Support + Far OTM Magic Call
Price wicked right off a triple weekly cluster — weeklies, gap levels, and a homemade sitting right underneath.
Then SPY Magic dropped in a far OTM call that acted like a pressure valve, hinting that buyers were lurking.
Easy Trick:
When multiple levels are stacked together, they almost never break on the first attempt. Treat tight clusters like reinforced concrete.
Result: bounce off cluster → long wins.
🔔 Tool Used: SPY Magic Alerts (YEET Plus)
The far-OTM upside ping came directly from the Plus-only SPY Magic stream.
🏀 Game 3: ES Weekly Level Fail → Hidden Flag
SPY looked strong, but ES kept failing its weekly level — not once, not twice, but three times.
After the third fail, ES settled into a flag, revealing the real structure beneath the chaos.
Easy Trick:
When you’re unsure whether SPY is breaking out for real, switch to ES and check if you’re seeing a monthly or weekly level there even if not on SPY.ES exposes the truth every time.
Result: rejection → clean downside read.
(SPY Magic was informational here, but the read was primarily price-action + ES.)
🏀 Game 4: The 662c 0DTE — “Fourth Quarter” Play
Clock ticking.
45 minutes left.
SPY floating right under the trigger.
SPY Magic still had multiple calls open into the close, and price formed a Flying V — our intraday squeeze setup. We called the 662c with under an hour left, and SPY ran to 664+.
Easy Trick:
Flying V + upside calls still open = late-day squeeze potential.
Result: instant momentum → W #4.
🔔 Tool Used: SPY Magic Alerts (YEET Plus)
This play came directly from + the Flying V setup + open call structures visible on YEET Plus.
🏀 Game 5 (Overtime): NVDA Earnings Win
The finisher.
🍊We used the brand-new Orange Swan Divergence readings, and they started lighting up before the actual earnings:
Broad market flow = bearish
SMH flow = sneaky upside
NVDA appetite = hiding inside sector ETF calls
Divergence lines started tightening — a pre-earnings tell we’ve seen before
That divergence said:
“NVDA is going to be the outlier — don’t fade this one.”
Result: NVDA earnings reaction → Win #5.
🔒 Tool Used: Orange Swan Divergence (YEET Plus)
This read comes from the PLUS-only Orange Swan Divergence engine — not available publicly.