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Most successful discretionary traders have a system that follow religiously. When the system is matured it can be automated. I don't really know how someone could trade without a system or some kind of a plan.

You start developing a serious algo when 80% of your code is about exceptions handling. Pretty much like any corporate solution. It is very easy to design a "happy path", but to cover every single path, that's another matter. Triggering an order is something anyone can do. Acting when that...

I think we should leave it open, you have been insulting pretty much every demographic, now it is time for you to get some roast.

Yeah, a very weak algo that didn't care to check if orders went filled before trying anything else. As basic as it can get.

What made you post this "looking for appreciation journal"? Can you link the argument that made you start it? Just for context.

Is it your thing to cry about an algo that could have wiped your account? And you are trying now to make people to fix your code? That shit code that you had to pay for? Is that your "thing"?

I always found weird that this shithead was able to code. Well, there you go, he has to pay someone to do it.

Sauce On the bright side graphics cards are slowly getting back to a decent price, apparently.

What would you recommend to look at instead?

https://efinancemanagement.com/investment-decisions/market-momentum From the article: "Market Momentum is the acceleration rate of the price of the security or market" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0304405X21000878

I think the lack of intrinsic value is a major issue, and it is related to the fact that it doesn't solve a problem. People do not use Bitcoin on a daily basis simply because they don't have to. Crypto fans will tell you that they fire transactions when they want to and will give you examples of...

Thanks for your post. You are right, there's a lot of noise. I am guilty of generating that noise as well, but if you want to discuss anything about the topic of the thread people will follow along, eventually after slapping each other a few times we get to talk about trading, believe it or not.

https://toptech.news/binance-plans-to-halt-eur-withdrawals-via-sepa-amid-third-party-payment-challenges-bitcoin-news/

To the question: what can we learn from losing trades? It depends on the trade and the market, can you post an example of a losing trade that you would like to analyze? We will need to set a common ground of parameters with a journal to be able to have an opinion in your trade.

As per with any process in any other field, improvements appear when failures are analyzed. Trial and error has been setting the ground for our civilization for centuries. In other fields the way to success is shared so other can continue the hard work. In trading the way to fail is shared so...

Was. No one is moving those coins because Kleiman is not around anymore. Craig tried to get the keys from his family, hence the trial case.

A more digestible version:

https://casetext.com/case/kleiman-v-wright-14 Read the section BACKGROUND AND MATERIAL FACTS

Regardless of the direction that is going, if you were to explain the reasons why the price dropped 4k in a month, what would be you train of thought? We discussed a few days ago that one of the reasons is this dump of seized coins...