Mooers' Stories | How a Cancer Patient Become a Seasoned Trader!
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In this edition of Mooer's Stories, we're bringing you the motivating story of @Jaguar8, who has maintained a positive win rate in the past. He dives deep into the psychological strategies, risk management techniques, and daily routines that have kept this trader consistently in the green, even when life throws him into the red, to stage 4 cancer. This story is a bit long, but worth reading to the end. And don't miss our interactive giveaway at the end of this post!
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I. Introduction and Personal Background
🎤 Hi Jaguar! It's great to have you here. Could you start by telling us a bit about yourself?
Hello, I'm @Jaguar8, I’m originally from the Philippines, where I was born, raised, and earned my degrees before migrating to the U.S. in 2010. I’m proud to have continued my academic journey as a Georgetown University scholar. By nature, I’m curious and passionate about research. One of the projects closest to my heart was a mixed-method, quasi-experimental study exploring PrEP, sexual behaviors, and STI rates—important topics I believe deserve more open conversations.
Before my health took an unexpected turn, I was juggling multiple hats (yes, self-confessed workaholic here!). I worked for the state as a medical provider, taught part-time, and also served in an urgent care and occupational health setting. In 2021, I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. And just when things couldn’t get harder, I was infected with COVID-19 by a hospital staff member while undergoing treatment. I went comatose twice, suffered multi-organ failure, and was given a near-hopeless prognosis. But by God’s grace, I made it. Today, my doctors call me their miracle patient—and I don’t take a single day for granted.
My journey into the stock market began unexpectedly in July 2023. Next, I will share with you the story of how I started trading and how my trading has grown to what it is today.
On a lighter note, I absolutely adore dogs—especially Labradors and Golden Retrievers. I often joke I must’ve been one in a past life, given how loyal and energetic I am!
🎤 When did you first enter the stock market? What was your primary motivation for getting into stocks initially, and has that motivation evolved over time?
My decision to enter the stock market was born not out of ambition, but out of necessity — a deep-seated desire to find a way to multiply my limited resources to help shoulder the overwhelming costs of my cancer treatment, It was a step taken more out of hope and urgency than strategy or preparation.
My trading journey began in July 2023, when I encountered a Facebook advertisement promoting a so-called “stock investment expert”. Out of curiosity, I engaged with the WhatsApp contact provided and was subsequently added to a stock discussion group. What appeared to be a legitimate opportunity gradually revealed itself to be a sophisticated scam, resulting in significant financial loss, $65,000😥. Although the experience was costly, it served as a profound turning point, igniting my genuine pursuit of financial literacy and a deeper understanding of the markets.
As time passed, my motivation deepened and matured. After falling victim to a scam and losing, I was left feeling stripped of both confidence and direction. Yet true to the spirit I have carried since my youth, I refused to let failure define me. Instead, I allowed it to forge a new sense of purpose — not merely to reclaim what was lost, but to truly understand the intricacies of the stock market. I dedicated myself to rigorous self-education, delving into research, seeking out collaboration with seasoned traders such as @Trytosaveabit, whose insights proved invaluable, and embracing each success and setback as an opportunity to learn, refine, and persist.
🎤 Did you have any prior financial or investment knowledge before diving into the stock market?
At the time, I had no prior background in finance or investment. As a medical provider by profession, my training and experience were rooted in healthcare, not in financial markets. I was, by all accounts, entirely inexperienced and uninformed in this field, entering the stock market with little more than curiosity, a willingness to take risks, and a hope to build something outside my usual world of medicine.
II. Early Trading Experience
🎤 What was your initial trading capital? Would you mind sharing the current value of your assets accumulated through trading?
My initial trading capital amounted to $1,500. The scam group that lured me in employed a calculated and predatory strategy — one that, to this day, I believe continues to trap unsuspecting newcomers, and which I hope others will recognize and avoid. Their tactic was simple but effective: they would first introduce two to three so-called “candy stocks,” typically low-cap stocks, designed to yield quick profits of 10% to 20% over a few days. This early success was intended to build trust and create a false sense of security.
Once that trust was established, they would introduce a “mega play” — a stock they promised would deliver returns of 200% to 500%. Participants were encouraged to consolidate their remaining capital — drawing from savings, retirement accounts, mortgages, or other investments — and go all in. In my case, I deployed all of my available funds. Their manipulation followed a two-phase pump: first involving those with larger contributions, then those with smaller amounts. Over several weeks, they promised to inform us of the precise day to sell for maximum profit. However, before that announcement ever came, they began quietly dumping their shares, leaving victims holding significant losses.
Through this scheme, I lost $65,000 — a devastating setback at the time. Although I have since recovered financially, the experience left an enduring lesson: trust must be earned, not given, especially in anonymous online communities. Platforms like WhatsApp, Signal, Viber, and Telegram can be valuable tools, but they can also expose traders to substantial risk if caution is not exercised. Today, I prioritize continuous education, independent research, and building genuine, verifiable trading networks — and I encourage every trader to do the same.
🎤 When did you join Moomoo, and what made you choose our platform? Which specific features have been most helpful for making wise trading decisions?
I was introduced to Moomoo through a recommendation in a trading group, at a time when I lacked experience in critically evaluating trading platforms. After suffering a financial loss, I explored several major brokers including IBKR, Robinhood, and Fidelity to rebuild my foundation. Through this process, Moomoo stood out as one of the most comprehensive platforms for serious traders. What distinguishes Moomoo is it provides a full ecosystem for education, research, and real-time market awareness. The combination of learning resources, active community chat, and extended trading hours has given me an edge in making informed and timely decisions. Additionally, the integrated news feed and advanced charting tools have improved my ability to react quickly to market developments. Through Moomoo's community chat, I now contribute by sharing market insights, posting critical news updates, and engaging meaningfully with fellow traders, transforming an early setback into a pursuit of continuous growth and shared learning. While Moomoo has earned my trust as a platform that supports both active trading and long-term skill development, I believe it could further strengthen its offering by introducing overnight trading access for U.S. equities, which is increasingly important in today's fast-paced, global market environment.
🎤 Do you recall your first trade on Moomoo? What was the rationale behind the stock selection and how did you determine the buy and sell points?
I no longer recall the details of my very first profitable trade, which earned me approximately a 15% gain. However, I vividly remember the trades that led to my initial losses. Two stocks — 1069 and RETO — were involved, and both were positioned concurrently. The scam group dictated our entry points, but when the stocks experienced a sharp, sudden decline — what traders call a “waterfall” — we were left without clear exit strategies. In the panic that followed, many of us, myself included, sold hastily and at significant losses. Critically, the group had never emphasized the importance of setting stop-loss orders. Even if we had placed them, the severity of the waterfall movement likely would have rendered them ineffective. It was a hard but formative lesson in the importance of risk management — something I now regard as a non-negotiable principle in trading.
🎤 How do you interact with other users on the Moomoo platform and what role does this social aspect play in your trading approach?
The social aspect of Moomoo has profoundly influenced my trading approach in ways I hadn't anticipated. Contrary to trading's usual perception as a solitary endeavor, Moomoo has shown me it doesn't have to be isolating. Engaging with other users through community interactions has been one of the most rewarding experiences in my trading journey. From the start, participating in community chats provided me with real-time insights and made me realize I wasn't alone in this pursuit. I contribute by sharing educational resources, posting significant market updates, and joining discussions that promote thoughtful trading decisions. These interactions have kept me attuned to the market's broader dynamics while allowing me to maintain my discipline. It's not about following trends but enhancing my understanding and gaining diverse perspectives. Knowing others face similar challenges has made me a more grounded and resilient trader.
One connection that stands out is with a trader I met early in my Moomoo experience (brother @Trytosaveabit), who patiently shared strategies for managing risk during volatile swings — a skill I credit with helping me avoid larger losses during unpredictable markets. Learning from others’ real-world experiences — the good, the bad, and the lessons hard-earned — has been invaluable. The Moomoo community has given me a sense of belonging, a space to grow, and a reminder that in trading, as in life, who you learn from can be just as important as what you learn.
III. Trading Views and Philosophy
🎤 If you had to summarize your trading style and philosophy in one sentence or a slogan, what would it be? Why?
“Stay humble, stay hungry, stay learning.”
My trading philosophy is rooted in the belief that growth in the markets mirror growth in life. No matter how much experience I gain, I never lose the mindset of a student. Success comes not from thinking you have mastered the market, but from continuously respecting its complexity, adapting with it, and staying committed to learning every single day.
🎤 Jaguar, you share your watch list and summarize its daily performance in the community every day. How do you uncover these stocks? Could you share any insights or techniques from the process?
Uncovering the stocks I share daily is a process that blends structure with intuition, and it’s something I continue to refine every day. I start by monitoring current and pending news — earnings reports, economic data releases, company-specific developments, mergers, FDA approvals, or regulatory changes — as well as broader geopolitical events that could impact sentiment, such as monetary policy shifts, elections, global conflicts, or major commodity price movements. Understanding the bigger picture helps me anticipate which sectors or themes might be in play.
From there, I combine this macro view with technical analysis. I review charts closely, looking for key setups like breakouts, consolidations, or trend reversals. I pay particular attention to volume patterns — sudden spikes in volume often precede significant price moves, and volume tells me whether a move is likely to be sustainable. Screeners are another important part of my process. I filter for stocks with unusual volume, relative strength, strong earnings surprises, or technical breakouts above major moving averages.
But beyond any tool, what really sharpens the process is continuous learning. Over time, by actively following the market every day — its rhythms, reactions, and tendencies — you begin to develop an instinct, a feel for momentum and sentiment shifts. You recognize patterns not just on charts, but in how groups of stocks behave relative to news and events. It’s not a shortcut; it’s the result of discipline, study, and a willingness to stay a student of the market no matter how much experience you gain. That mindset, combined with the right tools, is what allows me to curate my daily watchlist thoughtfully and to contribute meaningfully to the Moomoo community.
🎤 How many times do you trade in a week?
I almost always trade daily unless I have medical appointments, which are frequent due to ongoing cancer treatments. I used to begin as early as 1:00 AM Pacific Time during the pre-market, but I have since adjusted my routine to start around 4:00–5:00 AM PT to prioritize my health and avoid the toll of lost sleep.
I attribute to careful preparation, disciplined execution, and knowing when not to trade. I make it a point not to force trades, especially on days when I anticipate overall market weakness or when my mindset isn’t fully aligned. One of the most important lessons I’ve learned is that trading requires the right mental clarity; without it, even the best setups can lead to poor decisions. Discipline, patience, and respecting your own limits are just as critical to success as any technical strategy.
A core part of my strategy is that I don’t chase runners. While large moves can be tempting, my focus is on consistently capturing 10%, 15%, or 20% profits and compounding those gains over time. Building steady, incremental growth has proven far more effective — and far less stressful — than waiting for runners and risking losses from unpredictable moves. Consistency, not adrenaline, is what builds lasting success. I also avoid trading when major market indicators are flashing red or when I feel mentally off — maintaining the right mindset is as critical as any technical setup.
🎤 In your watchlist posts, you always mention, "Do NOT open a personal position WITHOUT chart confirmation, indicators, momentum." Could you share a successful trade example that aligns with this statement?
One principle I always emphasize in my posts is: “Do NOT open a position without chart confirmation, indicators, and momentum.” Following this discipline has often made the difference between a winning and a losing trade. A good example of this was my trade on $AGM Group (AGMH.US)$ .
For $AGM Group (AGMH.US)$ , around 4:20 AM Pacific Time, the stock confirmed a breakout above its pre-market highs, accompanied by strong volume acceleration. Momentum indicators such as the MACD showed a bullish crossover, and the RSI was climbing steadily without being overextended. Level 2 data also reflected consistent bid support. Only after these signals aligned did I enter the trade. As a result, I was able to ride the momentum cleanly and exit with a controlled, meaningful profit. This trade reinforced the value of patience, discipline, and letting the market confirm the move before committing.
In contrast, $Shuttle Pharmaceuticals (SHPH.US)$ was a trade where I broke my own rule — and paid the price. I entered SHPH the previous day during after market hours secondary to an expected PR (which never came), when momentum appeared strong. However, as the session neared its close, the volume began to dry up — a clear warning sign I overlooked. Against my better judgment, I decided to hold the stock overnight, something I typically avoid, especially when end-of-day volume weakens. The next morning, the stock failed to regain momentum and quickly dropped, forcing me to exit at a loss. As you can see, I forgot to place a stop-loss order on this and paid the price. I treat this failure as a positive lesson.
🎤 What challenges have you faced in trading, and how have you adjusted your strategies to overcome them?
One of the biggest challenges I have faced in trading — beyond the markets themselves — has been dealing with negativity from other traders. It was disheartening at times, especially knowing how much time and care I put into compiling educational material, guiding others to read charts, interpret the order book, and develop disciplined trading habits.
I questioned whether sharing was worth the personal toll. But over time, I realized that not everyone will take responsibility for their own decisions — and that as a trader, and as a community member, my job is to stay anchored in integrity, not in approval. I adjusted by being even more transparent, reinforcing in every post that education is the purpose of my watchlists. I also learned to detach emotionally from outcomes that are beyond my control and focus on serving those who genuinely want to learn and grow.
This experience ultimately strengthened my trading philosophy: true discipline is not only in executing trades — it’s also in maintaining your focus, your professionalism, and your sense of purpose, no matter how noisy the environment becomes.
🎤 How do you handle periods of market volatility or economic uncertainty?
Handling market volatility and economic uncertainty demands even greater discipline. During these periods, I reduce my trading activity, size down positions, and stay extremely selective with setups. I avoid trading — or approach with extreme caution — whenever major market indicators are flashing red, such as sharp declines in $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ , surges in the $CBOE Volatility S&P 500 Index (.VIX.US)$ , or broad sector weakness. If conditions are unstable, I prioritize protecting capital over forcing trades. Sometimes the smartest move is patience: staying in cash, observing, and waiting for clarity rather than exposing myself to unnecessary risk. Knowing when not to trade is just as important as knowing when to act.
IV. Trading Routine and Evolution
🎤 Could you walk us through your typical trading day?
I typically wake up between 4:00 to 5:00 AM Pacific Time to scan news, earnings reports, and volume movers while reviewing my watchlist posted the prior evening. During pre-market hours, I observe which stocks gain early momentum and which lose steam, knowing some may regain strength an hour after the regular market opens at 6:30 AM PT. The first hour of trading is the most volatile, so I focus on confirmation through volume, chart patterns, and order book action rather than rushing entries. After the initial volatility fades around 7:30 AM PT, I look for secondary plays gaining fresh momentum. Toward power hour — the final hour before close — I watch for “rerun” stocks regaining strength. After-hours, I monitor for key news releases and volume-driven movers without catalysts, identifying potential setups for the next day’s pre-market. Outside of trading, I focus on rest, physical therapy, and market study, as I continue navigating my journey with Stage 4 cancer.
🎤 How has your approach to trading evolved since you started?
When I first entered trading, my approach was driven mostly by emotion — chasing big moves from scammers, trusting unverified tips, and hoping for outsized returns without a true strategy. After experiencing painful losses, including falling victim to scams early on, I realized that survival and consistency are the real foundations of trading success. Over time, my focus shifted from trying to “hit home runs” to building disciplined, repeatable habits based on technical analysis, risk management, and patience.
Today, my approach is centered around protecting capital first, and compounding small, consistent gains through smart, well-timed entries. I no longer rely on hype or emotion; I rely on chart confirmations, volume patterns, order book reading, and a strong respect for market sentiment. I have also learned that trading is not about forcing activity every day — it’s about choosing the best opportunities when conditions align, and preserving energy and capital when they don’t. Continuous learning, humility, and emotional discipline now define the way I trade. My goal is no longer just to make money — it’s to trade well, trade wisely, and stay in the game for the long term.
🎤 What are some key lessons you've learned over the years that you believe are crucial for any trader to understand?
Over the years (22 months), the market has taught me lessons that go far beyond charts and technical setups. One of the most crucial is that trading is a game of discipline, not prediction. No one can control the market — but you can control your entries, your exits, and most importantly, your risk. Protecting capital must always come first; survival gives you the ability to stay in the game long enough to find real opportunities.
Another key lesson is that patience is a position. You don’t have to trade every day, and you certainly don’t have to trade every setup. Sometimes the best decision is to sit out, wait for true confirmation, and protect your mindset from emotional overtrading. I also learned that consistency in small, compounded gains is far more powerful than chasing home runs. It’s easy to be tempted by big runners, but building sustainable habits — taking 10%, 15%, 20% profits consistently — grows an account much more reliably than swinging for miracles and risking everything.
Finally, emotional discipline is as important as technical knowledge. The best setups will fail if your mindset is off. Stress, overconfidence, fear, and FOMO are all parts of the psychological battle that every trader must master. True progress comes not just from learning strategies — but from learning yourself.
Trading will humble you, and that humility, if embraced, can become one of your greatest strengths.
V. Insights and Outlook
🎤 Do you have any insights for beginners in trading?
In trading, your first goal isn’t to make a fortune overnight — it’s to stay in the game long enough to learn, adapt, and build real skills. Protect your capital fiercely. Take small, consistent gains instead of chasing runners and risking everything on a few trades.
Also, never blindly trust anyone — not a chatroom, not a social media post, not even a watchlist — without doing your own confirmation. Learn to read charts, volume trends, order books, and overall market sentiment for yourself. The market rewards independence, patience, and risk management, not impulse or reliance on others.
Lastly, understand that the biggest battles are not on the screen — they are inside you. Fear, greed, overconfidence, and impatience are much more dangerous than any stock movement. Master your mindset early, and the technical skills will follow.
Trading is not a race — it’s a lifelong discipline.
🎤 How do you see the trading landscape evolving in the coming years, and how are you preparing for those changes?
The trading landscape is already evolving — and it will continue to change faster than many expect. With the rise of algorithmic trading, artificial intelligence, faster execution platforms, and growing retail participation, markets are becoming more reactive, more volatile, and sometimes more unpredictable in the short term. News moves faster, sentiment shifts in seconds, and liquidity can disappear just as quickly.
I believe traders who thrive in the coming years will be those who combine technical skills with adaptability and emotional discipline. It won’t be enough to memorize chart patterns; traders will need to understand market psychology, risk cycles, macroeconomic shifts, and how technology amplifies market reactions. Speed matters — but so does the ability to step back, filter noise, and think independently when the crowd is moving impulsively.
To prepare, I’m committed to continuous learning — not just refining technical analysis, but staying sharp about market structure changes, automation trends, and global economic forces. I also prioritize mental resilience: as the market becomes faster and more algorithm-driven, emotional control and patience will matter even more.
At the end of the day, no matter how much technology evolves, the core principles remain the same: protect capital, stay disciplined, adapt without losing your edge.
🎤 What are your long-term goals as a trader, and how does your current strategy align with those goals?
Given my personal circumstances — living with Stage 4 cancer — my trading goals are focused on the short- to medium-term horizon. Unlike many traders who plan for decades ahead, I trade with the understanding that my time may be limited. My priority is to maximize each day, protect the capital I have, and grow it steadily and responsibly while I am still able to.
My current strategy aligns perfectly with that mindset: I focus on capturing consistent, manageable gains, typically aiming for 10% to 20% profits rather than chasing high-risk, long-term plays. I prioritize risk management, chart confirmation, and emotional discipline every single day, knowing that each decision carries weight not just financially, but personally.
For me, trading is not just about building wealth — it’s about maintaining a sense of purpose, structure, and mental resilience in the face of an uncertain future.
Whatever time I have, I want to spend it trading thoughtfully, helping others through the community, and staying true to the values that trading has taught me: discipline, focus, and gratitude for every opportunity.
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for @Jaguar8’s grit.
Tliet : Losing $65k to a scam is brutal, man. I’m glad you turned it around.
Rockyturki : Reading this made me rethink my goals. Short-term focus FTW.
Shaaaw : respect for @Jaguar8! Trading with purpose, even through it all.
AA我爱投资 : Trading while dealing with serious health stuff? That’s crazy dedication.
Kennyhot : Bro, you’ve been through hell and back… and still came out swinging in the markets? Respect.![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
With everything you've learned, what’s one piece of advice you'd give someone just starting out with a small portfolio like yours was?
152409630 : truly inspiring and very motivational for someone like me starting new @Jaguar8 . I'm one of those silent followers of your watch list and read the material a lot. But, yet to come out risk aversion stage!!!!
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