

Risper O.
Risper shorted pump-and-dump setups, scaled positions based on fixed risk adjusted to stop loss distance, and traded only during market hours. She cut losses quickly and let winners run. She targeted overhyped stocks, often Chinese, that followed reverse splits with S-1 or ATM filings or showed pre-market gap-ups that faded, as shown in her LIDR short after its 455% rally.
Furthermore, she passed evaluation in five days by executing 25 short trades with a 57% win rate and a 1:2.3 risk-reward ratio. The Trade The Pool’s dashboard and resources helped her find her edge in shorting and maintain discipline. She advised building a cushion, prioritizing risk, and using prop funding to limit exposure of personal capital. Risper began trading stocks six months before passing the $25,000 FLEX evaluation.
Tip 1
Building a Cushion
If you don't have any cushion, it's a bit risky emotionally and psychologically. So, you might end up taking one big swing, and then it doesn't work. You just have to walk before you run.Tip 2
Pump and Dump Cycles
The stocks they start especially with the reverse split, then they'll do like an S-1 filing or ATM, then update, and then they dump the shares. So, that is basically like a classic cycle of short selling, especially Chinese stocks.