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Why didn't you just initiate a new short position right afterward? Or is that against their rules?

Humans are creatures of habit. Habits are recognizable patterns that are unconsciously repeated over and over. These patterns don't necessarily need to be scrapped altogether, they just need to be reorganized.

Ever heard of "support & resistance"? What was once a major support is now a major resistance.

It's okay, we've all been there. But the market is not so mysterious as it seems. First, you need to know that macro events like politics and economic numbers actually are the catalysts that drive the market. Second, you need to know a little bit about intermarket relationship. For example...

Well, yeah, pretty obvious in hindsight. Now, tell me what will happen in the next few months.

Time to bring out the ropes for the greedy bastaz...

MUDDA FAKKAS

Oh, I can't wait to see my favorite "Walmart Special" in the Metaverse. :D

I dunno. Sounds like a typical soundbity propaganda to me.

Had enough with mental masturbation for one night?

Looks like we are heading down this time, so buckle up and protect your balls at all times.

Some of the major beneficiaries of Metaverse IMO will be (in the order of importance): Gaming industry Adult entertainment industry Personal development

Give me a V! Give me an I!! Now, give me an X!!!

Again?? Goddamn shameless thieves. If you do the math, you're already paying too much for the E-minis and way too damn much for the micros.

Man, it's the same approach as getting your ass out when your stop is hit. You can move the stop higher as prices go up, but the bottom line is you need to absolutely play by the rules you've set up for yourself.

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Moving average is just that. The average of retarded traders clamoring for a breakout or selloff. It used to work way back in the 90s. Now with all the algos and bots, however, it no longer works. These are just my own opinion, of course.

First, backtest your strategy. Second, come up with rules of engagement. These are "IF, THEN" scenarios. Third, the most important element of trading is risk management. Simply, how much of your capital are you willing to risk in order to make x%?

Dude, it makes perfect sense to me. There are 4 decimals in $, which means it needs more decimals for the %.