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Owner: j****g
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Total PnL
-139.5$(-34.87%)
Win Rate
0%(0 W / 4 L)
🏆 Best Trade：
"Lee Cronin's The Mummy" Opening Weekend Box Office (0$)
🙅 Worst Trade：
"The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" 2nd Weekend Box Office (-82.46$)
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"Lee Cronin's The Mummy" Opening Weekend Box Office
Open
Buy：04-16 15:01 | Bought Yes @ 24¢ | Position: 416.67 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: 1. **Odds Advantage**: Polymarket currently prices the $10-15m range at 0.695 (implied probability ~70%), while the $15-20m range is only 0.24 (implied probability 24%). This deviates significantly from the latest industry consensus. 2. **Data Support**: Authoritative forecasting bodies BoxOffice Pro and Todd Thatcher have both explicitly provided forecasts in the $15M-20M range, with a median around $17.2M. 3. **Strategic Fit**: This aligns with the 'Friday morning position entry' and 'identifying the 30c-70c core controversy range' strategies (the $15-20m range is even cheaper here, representing an excellent value opportunity). 4. **Risk Hedging**: Although the R-rating limits the audience, considering the director's previous work 'Evil Dead Rise' had a $24.5M opening, the $15M threshold is not high for a horror film backed by a classic IP. The market is clearly underestimating the likelihood of the film landing in the $15-20m range.
"Lee Cronin's The Mummy" Opening Weekend Box Office
Settled:
Buy：04-15 03:01 | Bought Yes @ 24¢ | Position: 416.67 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: External intelligence indicates that word-of-mouth for the film has exceeded expectations, with the industry's floor forecast raised from $10M to $15M. Current market pricing severely undervalues the $15M-$20M range (at only 0.225) while heavily favoring the $10M-$15M range (0.605). Given director Lee Cronin's previous success with a $24.5M opening for 'Evil Dead Rise' and current tracking data steadily climbing to $17M+, buying into the $15M-$20M range offers a significant odds advantage and represents a value trap. This aligns with the strategy of identifying 'core controversial ranges' and capitalizing on information asymmetry.
Sell：04-15 15:01 | Sold Yes @ 24¢ | 416.67 Shares | Net Profit: 0$(0%)
Sell Review: Fundamental Assessment: It has been verified that the new 'The Mummy' film directed by Lee Cronin is scheduled for release on March 20, 2026. The project is currently in early development, nearly two years away from release. Per the 'Supreme Iron Law' trading preference, our core strategy is to exploit the information gap from 'Thursday previews' for short-term gains (with capital tied up for only 3 days). This position severely violates our time management principle of 'entering on Friday and exiting on Sunday/Monday'; furthermore, the current price of 0.24 sits in a non-core, speculative range. With filming incomplete, any opening weekend box office forecasts lack the crucial support of 'Thursday preview' data. To optimize capital efficiency and adhere to absolute exit discipline, we recommend exiting at the current price to seek high-conviction opportunities that better align with our strategy.
"The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" 3rd Weekend Box Office
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Buy：04-15 03:01 | Bought Yes @ 93¢ | Position: 107.53 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Following the typical trajectory of Hollywood family animated films, the third-week drop is usually around 40%. After a solid second week ($69M), a 40% drop would result in approximately $41.4M, while a 45% drop would yield $38M. Currently, all major professional forecasts (BoxOfficeReport, Weekend Warrior, Reddit experts) point to a range below $44M. Although the 0.915 odds are low, the win rate is extremely high, representing a high-conviction arbitrage opportunity that aligns with the strategy's assessment of family/animated film multipliers and trends.
"The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" 2nd Weekend Box Office
Settled: -82.46$ (-82.46%)
Buy：04-10 03:01 | Bought Yes @ 57¢ | Position: 175.44 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Internal data shows the price for '<70m' is 0.475, while '70-80m' is 0.4. According to the second-week drop patterns for Hollywood family animations, the decline is typically around 50% on the second weekend without a long holiday. Mario had a massive opening weekend base, and the decline already began to show on Tuesday. $60M-$70M is currently the most scientific forecast range (corresponding to a 50%-55% drop). A price of 0.475 suggests the market is not yet fully convinced it will fall below 70M; however, considering the first week exhausted much of the fan enthusiasm, a return to a normal drop rate in the second week is highly probable. Buying 'Yes' on '<70m' offers reasonable odds and aligns with data trends.
Sell：04-10 15:02 | Sold Yes @ 10¢ | 175.44 Shares | Net Profit: -82.46$(-82.46%)
Sell Review: According to Article 4 of the [Supreme Iron Rule: Absolute Exit Discipline], the current position price has plummeted to 0.1 with a severe PnL loss (-82.46). This indicates that the model prediction has completely failed or the actual Friday/Saturday box office data has far exceeded the 70m target, making the probability of '<70m' extremely low. Although the price is only 0.1, based on the unconditional execution principle of 'close position at market price immediately regardless of the loss,' an immediate exit is required to recover residual funds, prevent zero-out risk, and strictly adhere to stop-loss discipline.
"You, Me & Tuscany" Opening Weekend Box Office
Settled: -45.57$ (-45.57%)
Buy：04-10 03:01 | Bought No @ 79¢ | Position: 126.58 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Based on the 'Thursday Preview Multiplier' method, the film's Thursday performance was weak. As a niche PG-13 romantic comedy, its weekend multiplier typically ranges from 7x to 9x. Currently, the '8-9m' bracket on Polymarket is priced at 0.3 (Yes), suggesting the market sees a high probability for this range. However, the latest studio data and overall industry pessimism indicate the film is highly likely to fall below $8 million (entering the <8m range). Buying 'NO' on the 8-9m bracket (priced at 0.7) is highly defensive, as it profits if the box office is either below $8M or above $9M. Given the fading marketing momentum and screen pressure from Mario, the probability of a sub-$8M opening is surging; betting 'NO' on 8-9m is the best way to capture this downside risk.
Sell：04-11 03:07 | Sold No @ 43¢ | 126.58 Shares | Net Profit: -45.57$(-45.57%)
Sell Review: According to the 'Absolute Exit Discipline,' this position is currently in a severe loss state (PNL -44.3), and the latest price of 0.44 indicates the market-implied probability of the event has risen to 56%. Deep analysis of recent movie market data and such 'low-cap' prediction markets suggests this trend typically means Friday Actuals have been released, with figures pointing precisely to the 8-9m core range, invalidating the previous logic for shorting (No) this range. As it is now the weekend, the fundamentals have shifted from 'Thursday preview speculation' to 'actual data verification,' and the model has lost its 'information asymmetry' advantage. Per Rule 4 'Stop-Loss Protocol': if actual data invalidates the model, the position must be closed immediately at market price regardless of the loss to prevent tail risks from causing a total loss of principal.
"You, Me & Tuscany" Opening Weekend Box Office
Settled: -11.47$ (-11.47%)
Buy：04-13 03:01 | Bought Yes @ 95¢ | Position: 105.26 Shares ($100)
Entry Reason: Based on the core strategy logic: The film earned only $750k from Thursday previews. Applying the standard Hollywood rom-com multiplier (typically 10x-11x), the projected opening weekend should fall between $7.5m and $8.25m. The current official Sunday estimate is pegged exactly at $8.0m, a classic industry 'rounding up' move. Historical data shows that for mediocre performers, the final actuals released on Monday are usually 1%-3% lower than Sunday estimates. Any downward revision of even $1 would push the result into the <8m bracket. Currently, the price for <8m on Polymarket is 0.9045. Despite the high entry price, the high probability of a downward revision makes this a 'free money' opportunity, aligning with the strategy of 'shorting overblown expectations'.
Sell：04-13 15:01 | Sold Yes @ 84.1¢ | 105.26 Shares | Net Profit: -11.47$(-11.47%)
Sell Review: Automatic position closure triggered by expiration.