What Don Kaufman's honest trade updates reveal about the entire trading industry
| | | Dear TheoTrader, | Most traders would never post what Don Kaufman just shared about triple witch week. | While Instagram "experts" were posting screenshots of their winners, Don dropped this bomb: | "Everything good pretty much been pulled off. Everything that's crap, kinda stuck with it." | That single sentence just destroyed every fake guru's business model. | Because real transparency kills the highlight reel game. | Here's what Don actually did this week: | Closed Walmart for 40% profit in a few days. Bought at $1.11, sold at $1.55. Mathematical precision executed perfectly. | But unlike every other "trading expert," he also shows you his TLT position that's "probably gonna be dead." | This is what separates professionals from pretenders. | While fake traders delete losses and manufacture excitement, Don breaks down exactly why his directional bet got smoked: "I risked 91 cents for a $5 spread, took the directional bet, and couldn't have been more wrong." | Then he shows you how pros actually manage positions. | His XLP trade has been rolling for weeks. Some traders gave up (Don can tell by the open interest), but he's systematically reduced risk through smart management. | Started at $4, rolled for 37 cents, then 18 cents, then 10 cents. Net cost: $3.40. | Currently worth $2.50, but positioned to profit big if it drops to 77. | "Duration over direction. Keep that in mind." | This week was supposed to create massive volatility. Triple witch, Fed announcements, the works. Reality? Dead Monday, flat Tuesday, boring Wednesday. | Most gurus would invent drama where none exists. | Don tells the truth: "Even got volatility rising into the weekend with SPX flat. That's weird." | No manufactured urgency. No fake excitement. Just professional market assessment. | Here's what really pisses off the highlight reel crowd: | Don gives you exactly 3 setups per week. The ones worth taking. | Not 50 "maybes" across 12 markets designed to guarantee screenshot winners. | Bank of America: Positioned exactly where he wants with 14 days left. Home Depot: Managing the setup with $10 reversal working. Google: Using less time because "it's a fast-moving animal." | "This isn't about being right every time. It's about positioning properly and managing risk like institutions do." | While others hide behind cherry-picked wins, Don shows you the complete picture of professional trading. | Get Real Trade Management - No Highlight Reel BS | See the 3 weekly setups that show you how institutions actually position and manage risk. | — Your TheoTrade Insider | | |
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