$DPW here u go massive bids coming in! This should be $4+ if they only own 3% of $BTX!
— Dr. Shervin D.C. (@shervin_dr) April 30, 2021
Todd said he is active investor that was a few days ago! They must own 5-10%!
$3.36 cross for $5.5 gap fill
8% shorts
I think they own 5-10% listen to his podcast! $ssnt $ssy $aht $vino $nakd pic.twitter.com/TqBxrwEajH
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the drama everyone expected next week could have been today.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
Today felt like a monthly option expiration day.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
The hidden meaning behind the song "Wake me up when September ends"
Ukraine Gas Expert said:$DPW here u go massive bids coming in! This should be $4+ if they only own 3% of $BTX!
— Dr. Shervin D.C. (@shervin_dr) April 30, 2021
Todd said he is active investor that was a few days ago! They must own 5-10%!
$3.36 cross for $5.5 gap fill
8% shorts
I think they own 5-10% listen to his podcast! $ssnt $ssy $aht $vino $nakd pic.twitter.com/TqBxrwEajH
Oh please oh please
Nice podcast episode from Odd Lots with Stinson Dean from Deacon Trading about the soaring lumber prices. Good listen if you got some time.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/7yCiw4lnihbQKWAZq8J37H?si=rIbm-WOQTfKnxgi4zHwmHQ&utm_source=copy-link&dl_branch=1
This is the Renmark conference with Cleanspark's (CLSK) Matthew Schultz, nice insight into their microgrid and distributed energy business along with their growing bitcoin mining segment.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/7yCiw4lnihbQKWAZq8J37H?si=rIbm-WOQTfKnxgi4zHwmHQ&utm_source=copy-link&dl_branch=1
This is the Renmark conference with Cleanspark's (CLSK) Matthew Schultz, nice insight into their microgrid and distributed energy business along with their growing bitcoin mining segment.
DPW pump should be coming Monday
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https://www.twitch.tv/brady_atlas
Brady with Atlas doing a live training session for anyone interested
Brady with Atlas doing a live training session for anyone interested
So he's taking epic huge position sizes with a tight stop then exiting the trade pretty quick too? I guess, technically if you found one trade a week that made your 2% and take a 100% position size, you'd make 2% per week right?FJ43 said:From what I have followed anyway and watched from the sidelines, levels are everything. They are patient to enter and quick to exit on stops.McInnis 03 said:
He's making 2% per week. The total is feasible, the question is how is he executing....
Pretty focused within limited trades weekly.
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I do this frequently. Interesting that one of the Atlas blowhards trades that way too. I took them as swing traders looking for 20 plus gains.... or maybe that's only what they post about.
For round number purposes, let's say I'm putting 100K into a quick trade. I'll find a nice move/bounce on the 1 minute, set a 1% stop loss if the trade breaks down, and will scalp.
These are a dime a dozen on high volatility days.
And these large block trades are in VIX or SPY 95% of the time. Stick to what you know.
For round number purposes, let's say I'm putting 100K into a quick trade. I'll find a nice move/bounce on the 1 minute, set a 1% stop loss if the trade breaks down, and will scalp.
These are a dime a dozen on high volatility days.
And these large block trades are in VIX or SPY 95% of the time. Stick to what you know.
Magnite completed their acquisition of SpotX.
I'm not sure but think the process is more focused on identifying momentum stocks which may be several in a short period, their levels and disciplined entry and exits (both directions). At least as I understand it that is what EliteOptions focuses on. Could be wrong here. It's not a balanced investing approach as I know it to be. It's a trading approach only.irish pete ag06 said:So he's taking epic huge position sizes with a tight stop then exiting the trade pretty quick too? I guess, technically if you found one trade a week that made your 2% and take a 100% position size, you'd make 2% per week right?FJ43 said:From what I have followed anyway and watched from the sidelines, levels are everything. They are patient to enter and quick to exit on stops.McInnis 03 said:
He's making 2% per week. The total is feasible, the question is how is he executing....
Pretty focused within limited trades weekly.
2% of even a half mil is a nice take for a week. Pretty easy in an "up" market. Putting a "stop loss" on a 100,000 shares might not always get you what you hope. Ugh.
Really looking at charts from all the popular follows and technical traders.
Curios as to the forums use of EMAs, SMAs or both. I will send 3 posts after this, one for each of those and star which one you use if you will.
Not star mining here would like to see what this group uses most.
EMAs
SMAs
Both EMAs & SMAs
Some nice institutional buys on IMMR.
Was using SMA until OA said he uses EMA, so that settles that
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On different daily charts I use 9, 21, 50, 100, 150, and 200 ema and the 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 150, and 200 sma. On my weekly chart I have a 3, 10, and 20 sma. Likely TMI.
Honestly I have information overloaded myself the last few months. I have found that you can make any chart look good by shifting the time and length.FJ43 said:
Really looking at charts from all the popular follows and technical traders.
Curios as to the forums use of EMAs, SMAs or both. I will send 3 posts after this, one for each of those and star which one you use if you will.
Not star mining here would like to see what this group uses most.
I have found that the EMA and bollinger bands are good at signaling short term swings (days/weeks) and the 200MA for overall market direction.
FIB levels are decent but can be manipulated to your bias by moving it around in time.
Finally... whatever OA and $30K says is pretty much as good as any chart that I can find.
Exactly same here. That's why I just threw everything else out except EMA clouds from Ripster. Whole ass one thing.SF2004 said:Honestly I have information overloaded myself the last few months. I have found that you can make any chart look good by shifting the time and length.FJ43 said:
Really looking at charts from all the popular follows and technical traders.
Curios as to the forums use of EMAs, SMAs or both. I will send 3 posts after this, one for each of those and star which one you use if you will.
Not star mining here would like to see what this group uses most.
I have found that the EMA and bollinger bands are good at signaling short term swings (days/weeks) and the 200MA for overall market direction.
FIB levels are decent but can be manipulated to your bias by moving it around in time.
Finally... whatever OA and $30K says is pretty much as good as any chart that I can find.
Has anybody messed with the Schaff trend cycle indicator? I may start looking at it in conjunction with the ttm squeeze to help predict which way the stock price may move coming out of the squeeze.
This seems appropriate.
I'm a day trader, but this doesn't mean I'm glued to a 5 min chart all day. The opposite - I start everyday charting the daily, then work to 4hr, 1hr, 30, 15min. The best/most important lvls (be it trendlines or horizontal) start further out, much is missed being too "zoomed in"
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Thanks to all who starred the MA posts.
When I post charts I will display EMAs (5,8,10,21,50,100,200) based on the response ratio being heavily toward EMAs people are using.
What is "XRP"?
Some guy was talking about it at the gym. I'm not familiar with crypto very much and I trust someone in here vs. a stranger at the gym.
Some guy was talking about it at the gym. I'm not familiar with crypto very much and I trust someone in here vs. a stranger at the gym.
Only one of those I disagree with is the 5. Anything short like that is too weighted to the current price. 20+ Seem to be my threshold. Just a suggestion ymmv.
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I like to use shorter time ma like the 5, 9, or 10 to demonstrate short term sentiment. It also tends to give some support, since when price gets back to that average recent price people sold only to see the price run higher they tend to buy the dip if it gets back to their sale price. It also offers resistance since it represents the average recent purchase price for folks that bought only to see the price go lower. Many will want to get their money back if it gets back to that short term ma.
Man I definitely left out all forms of context. Fully agree with you. I just meant using ema on the 5-10 days is too weighted to the previous/current day to be overly informative.
Definitely not what my post said. I love the 5 and 10. I use them on the hourly, every day.
Definitely not what my post said. I love the 5 and 10. I use them on the hourly, every day.
I have the 5 on my charts given I scalp SPY throughout each week. Almost daily. The 10 is also a measurement intraday for me on scalping and swings. When I chart support/resistance levels each morning, I begin with daily then hourly then 10 minute. Each has their own color. I use these as my scalping indicators for entry and exit. The 5 has helped me on trends within the hour itself.Is Not a Turtle said:
Only one of those I disagree with is the 5. Anything short like that is too weighted to the current price. 20+ Seem to be my threshold. Just a suggestion ymmv.
My primary for overall is based on a daily view beginning with the 8 then 21 and up.
Edit: FWIW I'm an EMA guy. I also have a corresponding chart set up exactly the same with all the same timeframes but in SMA along with my normal Volume, RSI and MACD. Some also have Parabolic SAR. I will on occasion when looking at a daily compare the two.
Checked Coinbase Pro but not seeing it on there. Maybe I missed it or it's not available on their exchange.Prognightmare said:
What is "XRP"?
Some guy was talking about it at the gym. I'm not familiar with crypto very much and I trust someone in here vs. a stranger at the gym.
I use the Fibonacci EMAs and the 200 SMA for last ditch support.
In order of importance, I rely on the 21, the 8, and the 89. EMAs are trailing indicators and all they really tell you is if a stock is above its average and what kind of trend it is.
Trading is about identifying high probability setups, ideally those that move independently from the market.
If you can only trade with one thing, it's volume.
In order of importance, I rely on the 21, the 8, and the 89. EMAs are trailing indicators and all they really tell you is if a stock is above its average and what kind of trend it is.
Trading is about identifying high probability setups, ideally those that move independently from the market.
If you can only trade with one thing, it's volume.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
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