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    Why This Computer Scientist Says All Cryptocurrency Should “Die in a Fire”

    A trade or investment. No profit or loss till trade is closed. Same when in a paper profit. Don't count your chickens till they hatch. Why is the concept hard to understand?
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    USDJPY set up ideas and trades

    Horizontal lines, drawn from supply/demand zones are the only true support and resistance lines.
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    And another Tesla short goes up in flame

    I see fanboi is still at it. Sleep time will have to wait huh?
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    Why This Computer Scientist Says All Cryptocurrency Should “Die in a Fire”

    It was only an example to make a point. Nothing more.
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    Why This Computer Scientist Says All Cryptocurrency Should “Die in a Fire”

    Of course that never happens with stocks, bonds, etc. Uhhh wait a sec!!! :)
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    Why This Computer Scientist Says All Cryptocurrency Should “Die in a Fire”

    Nonsense. Again you are treating crypto different. How about if someone bought just yesterday below current price. How about if someone bought SPY or eMini yesterday above yesterday's close. They have to hope it opens or at least trades higher than where they bought. Respond back to me when...
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    Why This Computer Scientist Says All Cryptocurrency Should “Die in a Fire”

    Never said - never sell. As to Baron, he hasn't sold so he hasn't lost anything to this point. That is reality. $SPX is still below alltime highs, so there are folks who are underwater too. There are folks who are short from below, those folks are underwater as well. But for some reason...
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    And another Tesla short goes up in flame

    LOL 1989 Pretoria, South Africa "hotbed" of computer programming.
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    FED says hold my beer (more)

    And I don't see PosDiv being all that much.
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    Why This Computer Scientist Says All Cryptocurrency Should “Die in a Fire”

    LOL likely $2 trillion of mostly paper losses. Buy something at 10, it goes to 100, comes back down to 10 and you sell breaking even. You didn't lose $90 of profit. Profit, if any, is only determined ......... once a trade is closed out.
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    And another Tesla short goes up in flame

    After stepping up criticism of Tesla and Musk on social media this year, Burg abruptly deleted his Twitter account Wednesday following an email inquiry from Bloomberg about the put options. Deer Park didn’t return messages seeking comment, nor did Tesla, which has disbanded o_O its media...
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    Why This Computer Scientist Says All Cryptocurrency Should “Die in a Fire”

    Answer: Nvidia Question: Which company replaced fraudster Enron in the cough, cough S&P 500 Index. ;)
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    Is the Bear market that began January 2022 over?

    Now he can.
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    Why This Computer Scientist Says All Cryptocurrency Should “Die in a Fire”

    Fanbois do all the pouting, something else you are acquainted with. Elon himself does it all the time. Along with committing fraud.
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    I'm looking for an edge - I can share a percentage of my profits

    Excellent post ... the point of which (r/r's are nonsense) will likely fly over most heads here.
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    Is the Bear market that began January 2022 over?

    Elliott had guidelines, not rules. Others that followed (like Prechter) made them iron-clad rules that cannot be bent. Except price for some silly o_O reason doesn't know they are rules.
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    FOMC has not stopped QE

    This week's percentage drop was larger than tje prior downswing's drop and last week's percentage rise was the smallest rise in years of weekly reports. They are slowly withdrawing QE, or make that qe. Although rate yields pulled back down (until yesterday's bottom) so a bit of give with one...
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    I need help with understanding momentum

    You mean ET is real and not a special effects fictional character? Not Spidey too?
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    Why This Computer Scientist Says All Cryptocurrency Should “Die in a Fire”

    No idea. Same as most Ponzi's I suppose. BTW same as most corporate bankruptcies. Some do, some don't.
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