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Tony Saliba - managing expectations. Deep math models but you have to do them eventually

Played around with the T-Line a bit and backtested it with my system. What a blessing. Looks really promissing. Whoever came up with it - thanks alot

Good explanation. Thank you for the insight :)

Let's say you trade SPY/SPX/ES on the weekly timeframe. How the hell can you predict economic data or FED announcements or anything else that blurs the picture like a Covid in '21? My biggest issue with higher time frames is that TA may help but is also the downfall of any approach I took so far...

I am currently outdoors and cant help you with links but you can track commitment of traders reports. They are official. However they are not reliable since data is actualised once a week, report is a week delayed so smart money has it easy to hide what it is doing short term. However if they...

I swaer this guy must be on more ignore lists than any bot who promotes forex brokers. Enough is enough. He spams into every thread, always in a toxic manner. I hope this poll to be a sign to the mods to ban him before his toxicity kills ET. Please place your vote.

Perfectly normal consolidation and explosive breakout. If you would really be a seasoned trader like you pretend you are you'd have known.

Double top in thee NQ. You know what that means for ES. Search for toping patterns.

They can heavily influence each other however, esp. in the USA. Swift for example.

I find his methods are okay if added to a toolset of a seasoned trader. If you'd trade TA by Brooks alone you'd be a poor trader if even profitable. But if you combine it with experience you know what to look out for. When you expect a top and you see his mentioned 3 pushes up it gives you an...

Thank you very much

Wasn't it @themickey who said markets are designed to go up and down by textbook or something like that? Sometimes I get the same feeling.

The big indexes have a tendency to move in correlation. But why is that? The common known reasons are: The major players like AAPL, Alphabet etc are the same Risk on vs risk off moves Reaction to the same macro data Are there more, not so commonly known reasons?

Question is if there is inflation --> why sell stocks? TINA. There may be stagflation but next QE is around the corner.

To be fair Chinas regulation regarding financial reporting is a joke. Books are cooked for sure everywhere.

It is way more interesting to play the option wheel when owning the stock. Dividends are just a gimmy and always priced in because profits are some sort of predictable if you are an instituition with an army of analysts and other tools like credit card data.

Netflix pricing was never sustainable in the first place. From the moment "Friends" was announced to be withdrawn from their library to HBO, Amazon, Apple and Disney announcing their rivalry it was so god damn easy to predict.

ZH is for entertainment. If you take these clowns for serious you'll end up with the mindset of a loser.

It means they could get ready to take over another company or they want to lower the price of the stock for an IPOnor it is just a tax trick. Your's to decide as long as we don't know more details. Kind regards

It is whispered that many corps fired emps to rehire them at lower wages.