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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    Runback on opening kickoff is something like 28 out of the last 31 years.
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    Economis benefits of Imperialism and colonization

    Ahhh the Whitewashing of all the negatives of Imperialism/Colonialism. Native Americans, ya know the ones who were here loooong before Columbus "discovered" this place - they understand that all too well.
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    My personal FX pairs and XAUUSD analysis

    1st support was broken and confirmed with Monday's close. 2nd/current support not just yet:-
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    Supply & Demand + Price Action

    Icahn didn't have a gut feeling. Just a large trading account, as well as others to pile on with him, that squeezed Ackman out. Meanwhile years later HLF is @ $16.80 and its all time high back around that time was @ $61.77
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    Please guys, GET IN THE MARKET SOON

    Talk about trying hard. Give it up already.
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    Signs of Ford Collapse

    So much digital diahrea Ford and GM aren't making cars anymore ....because no one, relatively speaking, wants them. Still in nonsense 1973 mindset. Hahaha Can anyone else tell Vic misses being out of the country a loooooooot. Visa or U.S. tax related stuff huh?
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    why does some stocks not allow after hour trading ?

    https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/ndaq/after-hours Investors may trade in the Pre-Market (4:00-9:30 a.m. ET) and the After Hours Market (4:00-8:00 p.m. ET). Participation from Market Makers and ECNs is strictly voluntary and as a result, these sessions may offer less liquidity and...
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    Signs of Ford Collapse

    "Typical of union to measure....." Did you read my whole post or only the parts that fit your the narrative in your small mind? "No union for me." Reminder again it is 2023, not 1973. Still think the defense dept is buying $1000 toilet seats too, huh? Similar thinking goes on in the Musk mind...
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    Signs of Ford Collapse

    No union for me. Have many friends retired or close to it ... who worked hard for what they got. Corporations only pay workers what workers can get out of them. CEO's and the rest of the C Suite act as if they own the company. Its a rigged game giving them 90 something % of the earnings when...
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    Please guys, GET IN THE MARKET SOON

    Up to the time of my posts they were. Notice also the word markets, not indices in particular. GC, CL, TNX and ES, NQ, RTY yada yada
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    Please guys, GET IN THE MARKET SOON

    Markets are mostly sideways today.
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    Signs of Ford Collapse

    No difference at all nowadays. Union auto plants have to compete against non-union ones. In this country and all around the world. 1960's called and sez you need an attitude adjustment to reality of 2020's
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    Signs of Ford Collapse

    Left out Ferrari conveniently. Forbes article but behind paywall for those who might be a sub:- Ferrari Is Worth More Than Tesla—per Car. It’s Falling After Earnings. By Al Root Feb. 2, 2021 12:40 pm ET...
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    Signs of Ford Collapse

    LOL alright. Agggggain union (or otherwise) workers shouldn't care about their paycheck just like corporations should care profit, huh?
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    Signs of Ford Collapse

    Better to just buy a hybrid instead.
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    Signs of Ford Collapse

    (The Daily Upside) ENERGY America’s Push for EVs Could Leave the Power Grid Feeling Drained (Photo Credit: Matthew Henry/Unsplash) Electric vehicles existed in the early 1900s, believe it or not — there were more than 4,000 of them — but they were not built for highways, which of course...
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    Signs of Ford Collapse

    LOL they stuck to their money-makers. How strange for a uhhhh for-profit corporation to do!!!! o_O Likewise. No one cares in U.S. or Canada what is sold in the rest of the world.
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    Please guys, GET IN THE MARKET SOON

    Cult classic. Sorry next time I'll try to find one for you off the Hallmark or Lifetime Channels. :p Hehe
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    Please guys, GET IN THE MARKET SOON

    Might have already started. :sneaky: And as for me on ES Journal ...
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    Supply & Demand + Price Action

    Risk is of an event happening or not - ex, trade being a loser. Not an amount lost. So based on historical testing or forward testing (actual money on the line, my preference) accounting for such things as time of day, day of week, and news releases, etc plus putting aside black swan events...
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