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Wow.... I think Amazon is actually trying to prevent crypto mining from using their services to be honest. The only way to make mining economical these days is specialized machines, and I don't know if this is the type of hardware AWS uses. But regardless, I see you are well entrenched in...

I think a major issue is rising rates from essentially zero % in a highly inflationary environment. From what I read, these are conditions that have never happened before so we can't really guess as to what will happen. The housing has also never been so extended as now, and if we quote 2007...

I want to put this out there. I am very happy using the software and I don't know what else I could use since I'm too lazy to learn anything new. A 30% increase is very high, but we are talking about going from $30-35 per month perhaps to what, $45? A $15 increase for a trader is breaking the...

Yes, I like the tactile feel, but jesus, I wanted to protect my assets. It is so true how guys like Saylor and others say what you want is to store your labor expenditure. That work I put in making the money has actually been devalued in 9 years. I see now how strong the manipulation game is...

I'm not sure how much of an influence a halving will have now. So who cares if the miners get half the amount of BTC they used to. They were still plugging away when it cost more to mine than what BTC was worth. Those days are probably never going to come back anyway. The miners seem to be...

I completely understand anyone who devalues the long term viability of crypto since we are predicting a future event that hasn't yet happened. But we can at least evaluate a past event. I bought a good amount of silver in 2012/2013 thinking it was going to make me rich. I of course heard of...

What??? I think right now its the DEXes that have fees too high and the centralized exchanges that are competitive. (not coinbase of course... I mean something like FTX)

Since all those trades weren't marked as being day trading or position trading, it made it difficult to really get a sense of what was going on. It seemed like trades were being opened up at random times. I get that they were different strategies, but sometimes at the same time that a position...

I love the explanation along with the posted chart. I don't necessarily agree with the volume analysis, but I like how you presented it clearly. Thanks.

Don't people make a lot of money from Twitch streaming? Youtube certainly pays nicely once you have a good amount of views on your videos. I think Destriero's kid did some twitch streaming for games, and he was raking it in from what I recall.

Spending some time watching videos and reading on his website, nothing jumps out that would suggest he is faking it. But the results are extraordinary, and for something like this, I'd want to see in-depth trade history. He mentions his win rate is low. On the website, he quotes 25% winners...

No idea who this trader is, but I'm simply upvoting this because the ethos of making money from the trading and not from the education is an exceptional step above all others in this education industry.

I loved being able to visualize where your entries were. It gets a bit confusing when multiple strategies are all doing something different, and the exits aren't marked to the entries, but it was still interesting to see. I only saw the first 90 mins which looked highly profitable, but I guess...

Its interesting watching your system work. Its clearly highly profitable, but I also see some trades are held for quite the drawdown. Overall though, the profits certainly don't lie. I see you started previous threads before on this very same topic of running your strategy. How did those...

I wonder how many people who invested in the hundreds kept it long enough to realize either a 10x or 100x. If coming from the stock world, I think a 10x is already an exceptional return, so it wouldn't surprise me to see most people perhaps dollar cost average out. Those people who hold for a...

Am I reading this right? Less than 1% over all instruments? I suppose this compares very well with what Jim Simmons seems to say in his book about a 51% win rate, which I guess would translate to a 1% expectancy. This was of course sufficient for him to make billions. Also, and excuse this...

From the article: "I think the exchange was absolutely right to halt trading," said Mr Mark Hansen, CEO of physical commodities trader Concord Resources. "Everyone has a stake in an orderly, functioning market, and we've already seen as a result of this move in nickel that consumers are closing...

Yup, its totally messed up. I read in another article that there are already protocols in place for how to handle a blowup of brokerages, etc. It would have been ugly, but the chips should have been allowed to fall. This is yet another example for why we need decentralization and blockchain...

Although its true that they pay more taxes, their huge incomes comes as a result of huge populations that all consume things. Even if you're poor, you still have a cell phone, so the CEO of Verizon gets a nice pay package. You probably shop at Walmart, so upper management is rewarded nicely...

Its incredible to think that one bullet from a rogue member of Putin's inner circle could solve this mess. The world wide sanctions are a huge surprise to me (in a good way though). I bet it will make China think twice about it's plan for world domination as well. The entire human collective...