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Its just testament to the efficacy of crypto not a nod to its misuse. Given no other choice,they would ship in pallets of cash or gold bars or people or whatever the latest hot commodity was,as payment.

This makes good sense to me. Why exit at the end of the day if your trade is going well?

"Keaton always said, 'I don't believe in God, but I'm afraid of him. ' Well I believe in God, and the only thing that scares me is Keyser Soze."

I was more talking about those who seek to profit from the 'idea' of God. Not my place,but also fruitless to debate the existence of a higher power.Neither party ever seems to change sides.:D....Unless youre knocked from your horse and struck blind of course!:D

“The reason is that a man may see straight and clearly and yet become impatient or doubtful when the market takes its time about doing as he figured it must do. That is why so many men in Wall Street, who are not at all in the sucker class, not even in the third grade, nevertheless lose money...

"Again, i don't think Paul reached resurrection in his life-cycle-span. But in the future, from now, he will. I believe i know who Paul is in this current incarnation, today. He plays excellent keyboards." I have to know!! hahahahaha

As usual,you just need to follow the money.

Agree again. @speedo @Rams Fan could you mention one of the main things you took away from the story of the boy plunger?

Have to agree. A good read but all he really shares is that he had a good memory for numbers and basically traded support and resistance via the tape.

I see it everywhere now,an ever widening gap between rich and poor. Bernard Arnault,taking number one place in Forbes speaks volumes. This at a time when people were/are at the very brink. To address your statement more directly though,I think that theyre enjoying the boom as much as the rest...

Yep,doesn't make sense Mick. I got out in 2015. Looking back I don't know how I handled the traffic and expense. Thats where the higher wages are for sure but if you crunch the numbers you can make a sea change work....and of course,I'm an elite trader,so that helps.:D

CANSLIM?

:thumbsup:Nice. Also would have accepted 'a few thrown stones away".

One of the lessons I took from Money in stocks and keep to this day was to divide your trading capital up percentage wise from 'Blue chip' down to 'Speculative'. Earnings should be distributed in this same ratio.

Hope it turns around for you shortly. If I recall correctly,you bought before this post but the data Scat mentioned earlier on made me doubt the strength at $2: I looked up natgas data going back 25 years. 1. In 2020, natty reached a low of $1.40-ish and spent 9 months in the $1.40-$2.00...

Jesus.

My very first book on trading. RIP

:D:thumbsup:

Just checking in to concede defeat in my 'parabola call of May 23'.:D i thought for a moment it was making a move but it was shortlived.

I'd say that each and every investor knows what they've got themselves into. Investing in a 'visionary' or someone who thinks 10 years ahead or someone who backs themselves to identify value in unconventional areas isn't for everyone. If she is correct,she'll be known as a genius and ahead of...