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I guess we will see but for now I think it's a fakeout to head lower

Wow this sounds like an abusive relationship. This time it will be different. OK then...

Agreed. The fact they used the word "average' is laced with ambiguity. The larger institutions are certainly in lower but they are fewer in number than retail traders but with far deeper pockets. What type of average are talking about here? Retail notoriously buy high and sell low in crypto. I...

I agree that trading is monotonous rather than boring. I am a student of the markets and so I enjoy to learn about them and for me that isn't boring. But good trading is doing the same profitable thing over and over again.

There isn't a best. It's like asking what is the best shoe. For what? You need to know the conditions you need in a broker and then narrow it down and even test them out to see if they fit.

Depends on how you trade to be honest and your risk management. Leverage in of itself isn't dangerous it's how you use it.

I guess it is considered that way due to the high frequency nature of it, low risk to rewards and requirement for high strike rate.

Answer is that gamblers do this and not those who view the industry and the $6tn a day business it is

Looks like you're off to a good start in this trade. UK CPI figures made for grim, if expected, reading.

I view trading like doing a medical degree in that it is intricate, requires a lot of learning and crucially practice. Of course demo is risk free but so is practicing on cadavers. Does that mean you should hack them to pieces? No. Practice as you mean to go on or fail.

Aside from the crap ad here the one thing I will say is that most people have a preference of one or the other in terms of how often they see opportunities so it might be worth isolating longs and shorts in your testing to see which you have more luck with. Then either work on the weaker one or...

I honestly don't think the regulation of stable coins is such a bad thing either. Initially it turned my nose up by well audited and regulated stable coins are essential for mass adoption.

I noticed the AOY starting to fluctuate so pulled out. At the right time by the looks of it!

Well that vindicates my decision to make sure nothing is held there.

Algo stable coins and the risk it runs. I hope it can get sorted but it's going to fuel the regulators looking to push CBDCs

Not solely but I always compare EURUSD to DXY and look for discrepancies as they tend to try and pull back in line when they diverge.

Nice way to do it. Low stress and nothing riding on it.

I'd be surprised if we see ETH 2.0 this year to be honest.

Dave Ramsey is fine for getting yourself out of debt and cost cutting but his advice on how to use money to make more of it often fall wide of the mark for me

BTC can be quite slow though so could experience a change in rate while waiting for confirmation. Proof of stake coins are much quicker.