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you wanna free lunch? just use moving averages

crypto in a nutshell...for 401K traders^^

So first of all, don't listen to all the naysayers. Cryptos have neither infinite supply nor will they go to zero all of a sudden. It's the fastest growing asset class yet it's already mature enough to be safe IF you know what you're doing. There are still a few imbeciles here on this forum who...

I don't know where you've got that figure from but spot volume is around 1B $ /24h and this is on lit exchanges only...add 5 times as much on OTC venues. Derivatives trade around 30-40B $ /24h and this is only futures. There is plenty of liquidity and more than enough increase in volume

I know, but FX is a dealer market where a lot of ECN's have built in edges for the owners. HFT doesn't make a lot of sense if you're trading in a dark pool where the owner has last look for himself. The strategy doesn't matter. You can trade 0+ based on book dynamics or you can snipe stale...

https://www.pierinoursone.com/ read this guys book. It will explain everything

Alright...basic FX question here. Which exchange is FX traded on?

Delta is nonlinear which is expressed also by gamma. Vega is nonlinear which is expressed also by vomma. There are 1st, 2nd and 3rd order derivatives. Nobody lied, you just don't understand https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greeks_(finance)

This basically was one of my eureka moments of mine ;)

Why do you want to risk 1% per trade? Who says that is a good amount? Perhaps it's too much, perhaps it isn't enough...who knows? In case you are still in trial and error phase, you risk as little money as possible without making it IDGAF - risk. In other words, it should still hurt you and...

Can you even comprehend how stupid that complaint of yours is in that context?

Forget AAPL. It's as competitive as the ES itself. here is a question for you to think about: would you rather a) own a bakery located between 20 other big chain grocery stores and compete over volume and price? b) be a saddler who focuses on oldtimers, a profession that only a limited...

Sure. IMO, this is the number 1 noob trap anyways for people who are just looking at charts. Trading does not scale indefinitely. It's pretty easy to turn 1k into 10k because you can trade illiquid trash that's really inefficient. But turning going beyond 1m profit per year is way harder. 5k...

Daytrading does not scale. You cannot compound. Compounding is for investing or long term trading.

Deribit is literally the only exchange to offer options. Every other exchange aside from LedgerX only offers warrants. If you wanna bet against the house, fine go ahead. If you don't, you have no other choice. CME options are too big for the average retail accounts

Deribit. They have cash settled european style options and approx 90% market share. You can skip the rest

I'm making markets

lol, these days are long gone. I wanna see a retailer duking it out with a market maker who quotes across 3000 different assets. There is simply no way to figure out this guys position and he also cannot be squeezed, since he's always hedged. There are a few monkey insttitutionals who still...

The more liquid and popular a market is, the higher the percentage of losers. The more niche, the more people make money until the asset gets liquid enough to make it worthwhile for sharks. Then a big guy comes, gobbles up everything and the losing rates shoot up to 95% again