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I saw you registered for The 10 AM Bell presentation with Blake Young, and I wanted to make sure you actually got a chance to see it — because this one isn’t going on a loop.
This was a one-time event. We’re not running it again on a schedule. If you missed it or something came up, the replay is available right now — but it won’t stay up indefinitely.
Here’s what Blake walked through, without giving too much away:
The 10 AM Bell isn’t a strategy. It’s a moment — a specific window that opens every trading morning at 10 a.m. Eastern, 30 minutes after the chaos of the open has settled, after the panic-selling and the headline-chasers and the stop-runs have done their damage. Blake identified something that happens inside that window, every single morning, on one specific market — and he built an entire trading approach around it.
The part that sets this apart from anything else we’ve ever done at TheoTrade:
Blake has been running this live — with real money, calling every trade before it happens — for 11 months straight. The documented results: 10 winning months out of 11. An average of roughly 25% per month. His best month hit 44.9%. He had one losing month — he shows you that too, because the honest traders show their losses.
I’ve been at TheoTrade a long time. I’ve watched every product we’ve ever put out. Options income strategies, swing systems, day-trading programs. Nothing else in our catalog has targeted numbers like this.
This presentation is the only place Blake has ever laid out how the 10 AM Bell works and what it’s produced.
If you registered, you had a reason. Give yourself 75 minutes to find out if that reason was right.
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One of the ‘asks’ in our petition was for Polar Bears International to stop opposing an uplisting of polar bears from Appendix II to Appendix I at the meetings of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, or CITES. An uplisting at CITES would end the legal international trade in polar bear skins, furs and body parts. Conservation organisations like the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and PBI have contested both of the previous attempts to protect polar bears at CITES.
We hoped that PBI might see sense. Unfortunately, that hasn’t happened yet. In a 14 April statement on their website the organisation wrote:
“Appendix I is reserved for critically endangered species whose primary threat is directly linked to trade.”
This fundamentally isn’t the case. CITES does not require a species to be “critically endangered.” The Convention’s language is “threatened with extinction“ which is defined to include species which are undergoing or projected to undergo a “marked decline” due to factors such as habitat loss. Furthermore, CITES defines species qualifying for listing on Appendix I as:
“ all species threatened with extinctionwhich are or may be affected by trade.”
The source that PBI cites in making the claim that polar bears do not meet the criteria for inclusion in CITES Appendix I is outdated. It was published more than a decade ago. Several contributors to the report were working directly in polar bear ‘management’ in the Canadian Arctic, throwing serious doubt on its objectivity.
Even more damning is that CITES is a trade agreement. The conservation gold standard is the IUCN’s Red List. Polar Bears are listed as Vulnerable to Extinction on the Red List of Threatened Species, a status it has held for over 30 years. A detailed assessment published in 2014 clearly warns of a reduction of the global population of more than 30% within three generations.
Are Polar Bears International seriously saying that polar bears aren’t threatened with extinction? Or that international trade that incentivises the killing of thousands of polar bears will not affect their survival? To be frank, we call bullshit!
Let’s get one thing straight. We think Polar Bears International’s stance is deplorable and indefensible. There are only around 26,000 polar bears remaining in the wild and scientists warn that two-thirds could disappear by the mid 21st century. A full polar bear taxidermy can reach in excess of $40,000. This lucrative international trade, which has incentivised the killing of nearly 2000 polar bears in the last 15 years has to be stopped.
Organisations like PBI and WWF should be shouting that from the rooftops, not using their advocacy to ensure that the trade can continue.

Polar bear skins on sale at a Canadian auction house
In our petition we also demanded that PBI take a strong stance against the trophy hunting of polar bears, which is still legal in the Canadian Arctic if hunters are guided by members of First Nations communities who sell rich bloodsports enthusiasts the ‘tag’ (or permit) to kill the bear. PBI have dug their heels in on that issue too. They say:
“some [First nations] communities will sell tags to sport hunters. Currently, a small number of these tags (under 10%) are used for guided hunts by visitors to communities in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
This does not increase the number of polar bears killed — in fact, usually it results in fewer kills. This is because once a tag is allocated to a non-resident, it can’t be reallocated, regardless of the outcome of the hunt. Tags that stay in the community, however, are reallocated if a hunt is unsuccessful. It is up to Indigenous communities how they wish to use the tags.”
However, that doesn’t add up either. Trophy hunting companies are advertising that on their ‘expeditions’ hunters have a 100% chance of killing a bear.
Furthermore, ‘sports hunters’ want to target the largest, fittest males, which conservationists warn could be genetically devastating for an already threatened population. This is completely different to traditional subsistence practices, where hunters have no interest in killing the biggest and strongest bears.
World-renowned polar bear expert Dr. Nikita Ovsyanikov, who knew PBI’s founder personally, told Protect the Wild that the organisation has been effectively “stolen” from its original mission, and that the hunting of polar bears keeps them at the “minimum survival level” – leaving no buffer against the accelerating threats posed to their habitat by climate change.
In his opinion, the NGO’s refusal to see trophy hunting “as a real and serious threat to polar bears”, despite the “damage it does to the reputation” of Polar Bears International, “indicates a strong personal interest in the business”.
Dennis Compayre, a wildlife filmmaker, renowned guide and a resident of Churchill in Canada’s Arctic north, told Protect the Wild that in his view this interest may well be the NGO’s need for access to communities in the Canadian Arctic where PBI conducts scientific research and organises polar bear tours.
In Compayre’s opinion, PBI may be worried that if they took a strong stance against ‘trophy hunting’ they might have doors slammed on them along the Hudson Bay coast where they are trying to operate. But is that a good reason to refuse to condemn the killing of an endangered animal for sport? We don’t think so.

Polar Bear skin, Norway
NRK, Norway’s national broadcaster, has recently released photos of a secret stockpile of polar bear skins in Bergen. Norway is still the largest importer of polar bear skins, receiving 185 hides from Canada between 2012 and 2021. The mainstream media coverage has prompted renewed calls for Norway to support an uplisting of the polar bear to Appendix I at the next CITES meeting in 2028.
Polar bear expert Ovsyanikov posted this renewed call for an end to the skin trade on social media:
“At the first stage of extinction process it can be stopped and put in reverse, but only if effective conservation measures are truly and professionally implemented!
Uplisting to CITES’ Appendix I would protect [the] polar bear from massive extermination for commercial fur trade. It would be [a truly effective] measure to slow and possibly put in reverse the extinction process before it [comes] to critical no-return stage!
This is time to [consolidate] efforts of all parties for proper polar bear protection.”
According to Protect the Wild founder Rob Pownall:
“PBI’s position is not the neutral, science-based stance they claim. Hunters target the largest, fittest males, the animals most resilient to climate change, and when a species is already under pressure, additional stressors only accelerate its decline. Refusing to oppose the skin trade or support CITES uplisting isn’t caution. It’s complicity. Polar bears are running out of time and running out of advocates.”
Polar Bears International are continuing to solicit donations from animal lovers in the UK. We think that if their donors knew the full story, many of them would withdraw their support. Please help spread the word by sharing this article.
We need your help to persuade Polar Bears International to change its stance, to oppose trophy hunting and to support the uplisting of polar bears from Appendix II to I at CITES.

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It’s Blake.
I spent more than two decades testing strategies across just about every market out there.
And every time something looked promising… it eventually broke.
Too dependent on headlines. Too much randomness. Too many variables. The second conditions changed, the edge disappeared.
Until I found something that didn’t.
Euro futures. Roughly $3.6 trillion traded daily. No earnings reports. No CEO headlines. No AI-driven noise. Just consistent, structured price movement nearly around the clock.
That’s what THE 10AM BELL is built on.
Each night at 6 PM, I map everything out—entry, stop, and target—before the next day even begins.
By 9:45 AM, I’m at the screen with one chart and the exact same levels.
At 10 AM, the setup triggers. I take the trade—and I’m done well before midday.
Over an 11-month stretch, it’s produced close to 25% monthly returns across the account.
This has nothing to do with chasing the 9:30open. Nothing to do with stocks, options, or crypto.
And whether you’re brand new or experienced, the process is identical—I break it all down step by step in the replay.
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Written by Dan Schmidt on May 1, 2026

Don’t worry, Joe DiMaggio, your 56-game hitting streak is safe. The iShares Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ: SOXX) had its own hitting streak end at 18 straight days, gaining more than 30% over the period. The SOXX fund holds 30 of the largest semiconductor companies, and its recent rally illustrates the semiconductor industry’s recent surge. Beyond the fund’s 30 large holdings, however, some smaller, lesser-known companies have delivered even better returns.
One of these small chip stocks is MaxLinear Inc. (NASDAQ: MXL), a circuit maker with broadening exposure to the insatiable data center industry.
MXL shares recently popped more than 80% following earnings, and the company is now on the radar of investors and analysts following its optimistic guidance. However, the stock is up about 300% year-to-date (YTD), and the valuation is suddenly very elevated. Is MaxLinear still a buy, or is it time to take profits and let the momentum settle?
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MaxLinear reported its Q1 2026 earnings on April 23, and the stock price reaction initially confused investors. The company posted a top- and bottom-line beat, but the numbers were only slightly above analysts’ projections and certainly didn’t seem to warrant an 80% after-hours pop. The true reasons for the exuberance lay in the report’s details, which showed revenue accelerating in the all-important infrastructure division.
The company’s revenue was up 43% year-over-year (YOY), primarily driven by a 136% acceleration in its optical data center platforms. This puts the infrastructure segment ahead of the broadband segment for the first time in MaxLinear’s history and repositions the company as an AI tech sectorplay rather than a nondescript broadband chipmaker.
The Q2 2026 guide is what really sent the stock into the stratosphere. The Q1 earnings beat was solid, but the forward guidance hints that this isn’t a one-time boost. Management projects Q2 revenue between $160 million and $170 million, and full-year data center revenue between $150 million and $170 million with gross margins potentially topping 60%. These projections extend MaxLinear’s growth story through 2027.
While the guidance is impressive, MaxLinear could be growing up too fast. Despite surpassing a $4.5 billion market cap, the company earned $467 million in sales over the last 12 months, and its net margins remain negative. Gross margins of 60% with net margins of -26% indicates the company is struggling to turn revenue into actual profit, and the stock currently trades at over 10 times sales. The forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of about 60X is also nearly double the semiconductor industry average, indicating MXL stock is currently pricing in perfect execution.
Perfect execution is a high bar for a company that struggles with profitability and cash flow, and even the most optimistic analysts have price targets that are hovering near the current market price. Needham and Company LLC and Roth MKM both upgraded the stock to a Buy, with matching price targets of $60, but this represents limited upside even as the post-earnings bump begins to unwind. Ownership has also been sitting on the sidelines; insiders have been net sellers of MXL shares since Q4 2024.
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In addition to a troublesome valuation, the MXL rally is starting to look tired on the technical front. The parabolic post-earnings pop was immediately followed by a bearish engulfing candle, which occurs when a large red candle “engulfs” the previous day’s green candle, a common bearish reversal signal. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is also extremely overbought near 80, and hasn’t been below 70 since the second week of April. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) remains in an uptrend, but the MACD line and signal line are drifting apart in a manner that suggests volatility will remain elevated for at least the short-term future.
MaxLinear’s pivot to AI infrastructure has driven a massive share rerating, and its optimistic guidance has sparked a wave of analyst upgrades and price target increases. But with great gains come great responsibility. MaxLinear’s growth prospects need to be executed flawlessly to justify its suddenly sky-high valuation, and it’s competing with larger, better-capitalized companies like Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ: AVGO) and Marvell Technology Inc. (NASDAQ: MRVL).
The company doesn’t report Q2 earnings until late July, so the next catalyst to justify the valuation remains distant. In the meantime, technical signals strongly indicate this pullback will continue in the short term (especially the overbought RSI), so investors would be wise to wait for a lower entry point before entering new positions.
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