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And the brain is nonexistent until six weeks.

While it does not specifically address your issue of being leaner at a particular hour, note that you can disable auto starting services by running "System Configuration"/msconfig.exe, and it's usually worth having a look there when trying to reduce bloat from your PC. Although be a bit careful...

One of those posters/bots that will be dropping forex broker links soon (check post history).

Thanks. Didn't recall of Bonhoeffer. What he wrote certainly aligns with my observations in daily life, and especially in times like now. The craziest things (as defined as deficits in moral judgement) I hear and have heard are from people that spend their time following other people, and not...

Yepp. Whatever seemed like the best selection of stocks in Nov last year probably isn't the best selection going forward.

If you have a deep well founded conviction then buy more advice is valid... at some point. Just hold until the smoke clears, no need to rush in to burn more money. If you just bought due to some dipshit magazine/analyst "best stocks" recommendation (or even 13f ;)) then you might as well cut...

A young Bitcoin "investor" colleague of mine is absent from work most days lately due to feeling sick.

True. Whilst the market regime of the past few years can obviously be described as 'utterly stupid', it wasn't obvious when the house of cards would collapse (anybody shorting or sitting it out based on the signs the article mentions would have lost money for years).

MMT is no way contradictive of current conditions, and and merely says that when inflation is rising government should spend less. I.e. the suboptimal policy situation that MMT proponents were identifying in the pre-COVID years, where the government needed to spend more, no longer exists; hence...

Cancelled my FT subscription a few years ago so haven't read OP's link, but; Market depth is inversely proportional to volatility, there are a number of studies that show this. That in turn makes it harder to get in and out with size at short notice in volatile markets. Then of course we have...

TreeFrogTrader found outside Kavanaugh's home cooking a pile of turds.

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Yep. Also, this problem is only going to get worse as AI gets more sophisticated (and the bots here aren't even close to current top of the line). Long term you won't know if you're talking to people or bots in a forum like this. But once that's the case, is it a problem anymore? :D

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+1 Elaborating on this: You could do basic charting on hardware 30 years (or more) ago. When code is optimized, it's not very demanding to draw various rectangles and some bitmap (or even vector) fonts. If some program is slow at this it's usually for bad reasons (like programmers picking an...

SEB is getting tougher on Russian/criminal money laundering after the issue being highlit here last couple of years after various leaks (Swedbank and Danske Bank being other offenders). A wild guess is then that might have prompted Admiral to switch in a rush.

By switching to BTC they would have the same problems as countries that joined the Euro: They can then no longer stimulate their economies by devaluing (inflating) their currencies. Countries like Italy and Greece have been in a very bad place since joining the Eurozone, and only the ECB...

I knew I'd attract this sort of replies with a purely qualitative opinion, but regardless: it's a summary assessment of all message boards I visit. Take it FWIW. Obviously it's also conditional on what style of trading one is doing. An antithetical example: Someone who has gravitated towards...

Guess a fair portion of people losing their shirts now are people who "learned to trade since 2020". If you endured 2000 and 2008 then you know the routine.