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Doing that is investing. Traders trade .... up and down.

Never said it. What I will say, and have said previously, is that sales are not what is really important. Mar mar margins are. Misquote me on that in another year also.

Well WTI was in a small uptrend prior 3 trading days and now is -0.45% Once rest of the trading world gets to their desks will decide if it is a nothingburger or not. Frack baby frack (and Putey Poo's discount) is hurting their margins bigtime.

OBV is price and volume. More power to you if you can only trade using price, I use all the tools - especially time.

Yes good luck with there being more Tesla's on earth than people. Again good luck with that. Your point was .... ?

Can't help you if you don't see it. Anyway indicators obviously are not leading (well one is) but are to be used as confirmation. That's all. Use them or not.

You do understand that OBV is interpreted by watching the trend (up, down converging and diverging with price itself), not each individual particular time frame output, right?

One month is not a trend. Let's see what Feb's report shows before panicking that the recession econs have been talking about for well over a year does actually materialize.

:thumbsup: OBV applied to ES 1 minute basis on Friday:

TradeStation daytrade margin for AussieDollar Futs is $798/$160 standard/micro. I realize you are talking FX, not currency futures. Anyway for comparison that would be mean a position of 3 standard or 15 micro based on $2500 account margin. There isn't a mini size AD.

NQ on top, QQQ in middle, Spread Ratio indicator on bottom - reading between 41.496-41.485 other than that one spike to 41.513:- Note: looking back only a few days I see ratio can vary "a bit". The week before on Dec 29th range was 41.564 to 41.547

Why do you compare to others, especially those two which are basically ICE SUV/Truck Manufacturers? Does Microsoft get compared to IBM? Does Google get compared to Yahoo. Of course not. They get compared to themselves (they are the leaders in their sphere). And as I have said again and again...

Was messing around a little with TradingView's Fib circle tool and came up with this:- Used two swing highs and swing low in between to project next swing low. Notice it also had resistance @ 161.8% after short-term bounce before making new swing low @ 261.8%.

You haven't done it, so again it is all theoretical. Nothing wrong with being theoretical about something unless you make assumptions claiming it as fact.

Basic math. A growth rate <> average rate. Growth rate is either growing or contracting. No in between. Look at Q4 2021, 2022, 2023:- 2021 a little over 300k, 2022 a little over 400k, 2023 a little under 500k.

Every time it approaches monthly down trendline "they" sell. Just fine huh. And no it is you who has been wrong about what matters most - profit margins. Production and Sales numbers are the equivalent of the small child everyone gets a participation trophy variety.

That it is possible. So is hitting Powerball - if you buy a ticket.

The point of trading, a race that only ends once one either quits or dies, is not to be the fastest .... in the first quarter mile. Theoretically.

Haha American obsession in same post stating they are still #1, meanwhile how many Tesla 2023 posts do you have attacking anyone who questioned whether Tesla was then or would be in the future no longer number one? Answer too many. Same circular logic Elon uses.