," isn't poring over balance sheets. He's not analyzing the latest Fibonacci retracement levels. And, interestingly enough, he's not even concerned with price.
As an adolescent, Camillo trained his eye to pinpoint unique items — antiques, collectibles, watches, fans, and baseball cards — selling under market value. He'd then turnaround and unload his haul for a handsome profit.Every morning, before Camillo hit a sale, he'd start his day with a Snapple iced tea purchased from his local 7-11. Frustratingly, one day he'd noticed that his favorite drink was missing, and that the refrigerator section had shrunk within the store.
. Distilled to its core, the methodology relies on identifying change — whether it be in consumer behavior, culture, technology, or government — anything that could positively or negatively impact a specific company or market. He then arbitrages that change before the market comes to fully realize what he's already identified.
While most traders and portfolio managers are scouring a company's latest 10-Q, Camillo is hard at work scouring Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and Google Trends data to unearth opportunities. "The optimal way — and I'm not strong enough to do this — I wish I could say I was, but the optimal way to pursue this strategy is to not even be aware of the stock price when you initiate the trade and not even to be aware of the stock price — whether you're up or down — when you exit the trade."