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Alright you crypto biatches, we're screaming higher now. But we got some bumps along the way. As you can see, we'll be shortly retesting (1) the trendline from below and (2) the upper range. Good thing is they're both lined up to be smashed through. Next price target: 33K. Now you know where...

Long 4257 SL 4253 PT 4267

That's a pretty drastic move at the open. What gives?

It might already be priced in.

Hey, sign me up. I'm all ears.

First, OP seems to be fixated on asking these rhetorical questions. I wonder if she even trades. In any case, to get back to your claims, I suggest you think about the possible price movement. Price can only go up or down. From these there can be only 4 possible outcomes: UP-UP UP-DOWN DOWN-UP...

This quote brings back some fond memories. Not that it matters.

:D

Blackrock definitely will muscle their way in, as that Youtuber commented. They're on the board of just about all of the S&P500 companies. Would they not be able to "persuade" these companies to adopt bitcoin as a medium of exchange?

I moved my target up to 31500. On second thought, I think I'll move it up to 32900.

MA should only be used for trends. You're looking at these legs from the wrong angle. To appreciate their beauty, why don't you look from the bottom, instead from the top? (Am I just horsing around? You decide.)

Oh??? In that case... :wtf: I think my chart looks a little more realistic than yours.

Here's a fact check. I looked up Upstart stock, and here's what I see. This Youtube video was uploaded on December 3, 2022, so the interview as well as his purchase would have been made before this date. Here's what happened. It was trading around $20 on 12/03/22 and it initially dropped to...

Holy crap. How embarrassing. :wtf: Minervini couldn't even answer the interviewer's question on what business Upstart is in. Instead, he resorts to the cheeky "Can't friggin' hear ya...the line is breaking up".

Because Black Rock, along with Vanguard and State Street, controls the entire S&P 500. There's essentially no company in the S&P 500 that they do not invest in. And those S&P 500 companies have indirect influence on the world economy. Get it now? :)

If 1-800-FU2-FOMO isn't picking up the phone (they're obviously really busy due to traders like you), call their sister company at 1-800-IAM-POOR.

Isn't it funny how these folks who get kicked out from GoFundMe always end up here?

If it's truly an intuition, you'll "know it" (or rather sense it).

Instead of asking if anyone trades every single day, why don't you ask instead whether if anyone is making money every day. You see, it's way more important to be profitable on a daily basis than merely to trade every day. BTW if you have the uncontrollable trading itch, I suggest you call the...

Bruce Lee obviously knew what intuition was: "You want intuition? This is how you get it."