Recent content by Sinbin

I like Renko.... I don’t know why, but I definitely use it if I’m trying to price a reversal using historical data from a Renko chart.

Re: “one tweet can take an index up or down” ... ... Manipulation???

Awesome thread sstheo... I’ll give it a follow. This was something I found interesting in March after I found out about the e-micro. The margin requirements aren’t bad, but a little expensive. Still, this looks like a fun idea. Look forward for more of your posts about this!

Kind of reminds me of ‘group projects’ in school. 4 kids in a group and 1 does all the work. Prospecting the remarks given from the 1/4 v 3/4 are very easy; given I’ve been in this situation before... 1/4: “I should get the A. I did all the work and analysis.” 3/4: “We are a part of the...

I find it sad that an inspirational read, such as this article, elicits a response like this based on his standing within the country- being an immigrant. Your post is pushing a bad rhetoric; immigrants aren’t ultimately successful or criminals. While I agree anyone who enters the country...

Probably has already been answered, but it’s a chart/bar that doesn’t use time as an interval. A Renko Chart (an example) is a chart based on price movement which determines a candle. If you set/code price to move in $5 movements, if a stock went up $5- a green bar. These candles can still...

That’s on the cheaper side. Approximately $715 per nephew/niece for books a semester is probably around the national average, but I only experienced the more expensive end. It’s ridiculous. Your wife must be a saint to pay for all of that! Luckily my debt isn’t that bad. I paid interest off...

Online books are the worst because they’re really hard to sell once the course is done. Most of them you can’t sell. My favorites are the little stands that opened up on campus after finals week. You can sell your hard copy textbooks to these people. They’ll offer ~$15 for your book. People do...

Educational textbooks are always more expensive, at least here in the US. I’ve bought some of the Principles books (last one I remember is Debt Cycles) for no more than $25 on Amazon. However, some professors write THEIR own textbooks for the class. You can’t find PDF versions or even cheap...

I typically took 18+ credits. That was my average for 18 credits if each class required 1-2 books and half of them had codes required. If you couldn’t afford that... you could open up a line of credit with the school for a flippin payment plan.

A semesters worth of Economics and Statistics books totaled $1400+ for me- 6 classes. 2 books were written by the professors and only sold through the school... meaning you can’t go buy them cheaper on Amazon. I ended up downloading a couple books for free online, but you need some codes to do...

I get that. My assertions wasn’t necessarily is 20M enough to live on for the rest of my life. My problem in my previous post was the lack of explaining- you can’t read my mind. However, passive income would be the way to go when the proverbial “pursuit” is done. At the same time, though, you’re...

A monotonous routine followed by what you stated scares me. My approach is aligned in the middle... I want financial security and freedom, but the pursuit can’t outweigh the purpose. By purpose- I want the financial security and freedom to do what I want and love. Would 20M be the number where...

I was mocking that sentiment, not yours.