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Mailcow Dockerized Setup Guide (Home Server + VPS Proxy + Tailscale)
This guide installs Mailcow on your home server (behind CGNAT), with your VPS handling public-facing TLS/proxying via Caddy (web UI/webmail) and HAProxy (raw mail ports), connected over Tailscale. Sourced from the current official Mailcow docs (docs.mailcow.em...
MACD
General info Stands for Moving Average Convergence Divergence The MACD is a momentum indicator that shows the relationship between two moving averages The MACD line is calculated by subtracting the 26-period exponential moving average (EMA) from the 12-pe...
BRN
Summary: Price gapped into RSI bearish divergence Doji - Indecision candle, followed by a bearish candle Gap up was filled within 1-2 days (extrely bearish) Island reversal (gap up and gap back down leaving an island)
CXO
Summary Previous zigs and zags bouced off the zag zone (good sign of continuation), next push up and back down did NOT buy off the zag zone and just fell thought Break support for two reasons - grab liquidity or continue the trend. If it broke up and right...
LKE
Summary Big green candle into an indecision candle (doji) followed by big red candle that wipes out all gains (bearish) Bounced back into the zag zone and fell back down (bearish) COMS Gap up (body closes, not wicks) - exhaustion gap that was filled 1-2 ...
MSTR
Summary Blow off top Exhaustion gap filled within 1-2 days Bounced back into the 0.618, quick push above then fell back down (break support for two reasons... to grab liquidity or continue the trend) Area that was support is now resistance
Tailscale
Client setup 1. Install Tailscale client curl -fsSL https://tailscale.com/install.sh | sh 2. Create a pre-auth key on your Headscale server docker exec headscale headscale preauthkeys create --user 1 --reusable --expiration 24h Copy the key that's gener...
Market Breadth
Overview Find potential highs or lows in the general market Divergence is a key way to spot market turns early and act as an early warning sign Another simple way to check market breadth is checking sectors or large - mid - small caps (like btc agains...
Elliott Wave - General
The basic pattern degrees extensions truncation diagonals zig zag flats expanded flats triangles wxy
Keyboard issues
Keychron c2 keyboard - volume button not working properly? Press Fn + X + L (for ~4 seconds) to enable function lock https://www.keychron.com/pages/c2-keyboard-user-manual
Summary
Companies move in stages Stage 1 construction Ramp Up (dangerous point) Mine restart
Module 1: The Lassonde Curve & The 10 Stages of a Mining Company
Why this is the most important framework The Lassonde Curve — named after Pierre Lassonde, founder of Franco-Nevada — plots a typical mining company's market cap over its lifecycle, from grassroots exploration to production decline. It looks like two peaks sep...
Module 2: JORC Code & The Resource / Reserve Hierarchy
Why this matters The JORC Code is the rulebook for how Australian-listed mining companies report exploration results, mineral resources, and ore reserves. It is the single biggest source of retail confusion and the single biggest place companies legally mislea...
Module 3: Ore Grades, Cut-Offs & What "Good" Actually Looks Like
Why this matters A resource is just tonnage × grade. The grade tells you whether the project is economic. Without grade context, you can't tell a tier-1 deposit from a moose pasture. This module gives you benchmarks by commodity so when you see a drill hit or ...
Module 4: Reading Drill Result Announcements
Why this matters Drill result announcements are where companies most actively shape perception. The headlines are often technically accurate but designed to obscure what an experienced reader would immediately spot. Learning to read drill results properly is t...
Module 5: Economic Studies (Scoping, PFS, DFS)
Why this matters Economic studies are the company's formal pitch that a deposit can be turned into a profitable mine. They are also where the most consequential lies-by-omission happen — base case prices set 30% above spot, capex estimates that consistently un...
Module 6: Capital Structure, Dilution & The Share Register
Why this matters A great deposit owned by a company with a broken capital structure will not make you money. A mediocre deposit owned by a company with a tight register, aligned management, and disciplined capital management can. Most retail focus on the proje...
Module 7: Catalysts & The Catalyst Calendar
Why this matters Mining stocks don't move on time. They move on events. Between events, they drift, decay, and bleed sentiment. Map the events ahead of time and you know when to be in, when to be out, and what to expect. The retail mistake is owning a stock th...
Module 8: Red Flags, Green Flags & Sneaky Tactics
Why this matters Junior mining is the most retail-hostile sector on the ASX. The structures are complex, the disclosure is technical, the time horizons are long, and the promoters are professional. Most of what's done is technically legal. Some of it is genuin...
Module 9: Macro Overlay — Commodity Cycles & The ASX Small-Cap Resource Cycle
Why this matters The same project gets a 5x valuation in a bull cycle and a 0.2x valuation in a bear cycle. Commodity cycles dominate everything else. A great project at the wrong point in the cycle will lose you money. A mediocre project at the right point in...