Feeling a bit emotional. Leopold, this guy’s portfolio is enough to manipulate the entire market. I pulled up his newly disclosed buys and sells from yesterday and checked the closing prices. The three companies he heavily added to yesterday all skyrocketed: TE (local solar energy), SHAZ (AI computing junior), HIVE (mining company); Meanwhile, the optical module stocks and second-tier mining companies he sold off completely tanked. But to be honest, the market’s copycat behavior is a bit crude. First, this portfolio is already outdated. The 13F filing is a snapshot from the end of March, which is almost two months ago. Chances are, his actual holdings have already changed significantly. Second, put options are easily misunderstood. Seeing a put and immediately calling it bearish is oversimplified—you don’t see the strike price, expiration date, or other details, so you can’t tell if it’s truly bearish or just a hedge. So yeah, copying trades is one thing, but it doesn’t mean you’ll always get it right. In fact, it might leave us with opportunities to pick up bargains.