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Quick Market Update 🚨 • Pullback day in the markets, Qs getting killed but breadth holding FIRM • All broad market indices trading well above their 8 EMA, with the 8, 20, and 50 EMAs stacked up and trending • Primary Breadth indicator almost at 3-to-1 ratio, super strong... show more

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Revere Asset Management

10,932 次观看 • 4 个月前

I spent 2 hours of my Saturday reviewing hundreds of charts. These are the 48 setups that stood out and what you should focus on this week. The indices are stuck in a range. Semiconductors continue to lead. Software is quietly improving. And $MU earnings may decide what happens next. $SMH is sitting near all-time highs. $MU reports Wednesday. $HOOD continues to be one of the strongest charts on the board. Here’s the watchlist from the recording: $SPX: FOMC created volatility, but price ultimately went nowhere. The market is trapped between 7400 and 7532. Above 7532 opens a trend move higher. Below 7400 opens downside. Until then, this is a range-bound market looking for direction. $QQQ: Sitting right below all-time highs. Holding gains well. Above 724 could trigger another leg higher. $IWM: Looking strong. Higher low remains intact and the 9-day has reclaimed the 20-day. Trend remains bullish. $SMH: One of the strongest areas of the market. Trading near all-time highs ahead of $MU earnings. $BTC: Large bear flag remains in place. Still not showing enough strength. $GDX: Pulling back below the 200-day. Hands off for now. $VIX: Closed near the lows despite FOMC volatility. No major fear in the market right now. $DXY: Holding above 100. Worth watching as a stronger dollar can pressure equities. $NVDA: Reclaimed the 50-day and bounced nicely. Still choppy, but semis continue to support it. $AMD: Holding near all-time highs. One of the stronger semiconductor charts heading into $MU earnings. $MSFT: Still in a strong downtrend. No setup for now. $AAPL: Clear bear flag. Below 295 could open a downside trade. $GOOGL: Failed breakdown and now attempting to recover. Above 372 becomes interesting. $META: Still trapped in a strong downtrend below 600. Harder chart. $AMZN: Barely holding the 200-day. No clean setup. $TSLA: Reclaimed 400 and continues to stabilize. Watching 415-416 closely. $SPCX: Still trading around its IPO range. Holding the IPO high remains constructive. Above 225 could trigger a larger move. $MU: The most important earnings report of the week. Could determine the next move for semiconductors and AI-related names. $SNDK: One of the strongest charts in the market. Continues to grind higher with remarkable consistency. $FCEL: Huge momentum move. Watching 25 closely. $BE: Explosive strength. Watching a backtest of 323 or continuation above 330. $PENG: Strong semiconductor momentum. Watching 69-70. $ALAB: One of the strongest AI infrastructure names. Above 420 keeps momentum intact. HIMS: Reclaimed the 20-day. Watching 35 hold. $INTC: Strong reaction to the Apple chip headline. Above 135-136 becomes interesting. $MRVL: Failed breakout during OPEX. Watching 321-323. $TXN: Strong semiconductor chart. Watching continuation above 323. $TSM: Trend remains extremely strong. Watching above 465. $QCOM: Rangebound but improving. Watching 230. GEV: Back above 1100. Watching 1125 for a test of highs. SN: Quiet breakout. Watching continuation above 140-142. $RDDT: Improving, but still needs to reclaim the 200-day around 187. $SMTC: One of the cleaner consolidation patterns. Watching above 173. $ARM: Strong recovery. Above 445 could trigger another leg higher. ADI: Looking constructive. Above 440 opens new highs. $AVGO: Trying to recover. Watching 415 closely. OKTA: Hammer candle. Above 120 becomes interesting. HNGE: Slow but steady uptrend. One of the cleaner charts out there. MRNA: Strong week. Holding 60 keeps momentum intact. FLR: One of the better industrial charts. Worth watching if rotation continues. $CAT: Continues making new highs. Industrial strength remains impressive. $HOOD: One of my favorite charts right now. Above 110-111 could trigger another powerful move. XYZ: Quietly building. Watching 75-76. $NBIS: Still one of my favorite software names. Above 300 could trigger a significant breakout. $PANW: Software continues improving. 300 remains the key level. $NFLX: Interesting risk/reward setup near 75 support. $CRWD: Nice recovery. Above 700 opens 722 and potentially a gap fill higher. $SNOW: Failed gap fill and turned higher. Holding 230 keeps the setup intact. $DDOG: Another software name starting to improve. $DELL: Needs to hold 400. Otherwise, hands off. Overall theme: The market is consolidating after FOMC and OPEX. Semiconductors remain the leadership group, but $MU earnings on Wednesday could change everything. Software is quietly improving, while many of the Magnificent 7 names continue to lag. MU, SNDK, HOOD, NBIS, SMTC, ALAB, and CRWD are some of my favorite charts going into next week. If you like this, then like it ❤️

I spent 2 hours of my Saturday reviewing hundreds of charts. These are the 48 setups that stood out and what you should focus on this week. The indices are stuck in a range. Semiconductors continue to lead. Software is quietly improving. And $MU earnings may decide what happens next. $SMH is sitting near all-time highs. $MU reports Wednesday. $HOOD continues to be one of the strongest charts on the board. Here’s the watchlist from the recording: $SPX: FOMC created volatility, but price ultimately went nowhere. The market is trapped between 7400 and 7532. Above 7532 opens a trend move higher. Below 7400 opens downside. Until then, this is a range-bound market looking for direction. $QQQ: Sitting right below all-time highs. Holding gains well. Above 724 could trigger another leg higher. $IWM: Looking strong. Higher low remains intact and the 9-day has reclaimed the 20-day. Trend remains bullish. $SMH: One of the strongest areas of the market. Trading near all-time highs ahead of $MU earnings. $BTC: Large bear flag remains in place. Still not showing enough strength. $GDX: Pulling back below the 200-day. Hands off for now. $VIX: Closed near the lows despite FOMC volatility. No major fear in the market right now. $DXY: Holding above 100. Worth watching as a stronger dollar can pressure equities. $NVDA: Reclaimed the 50-day and bounced nicely. Still choppy, but semis continue to support it. $AMD: Holding near all-time highs. One of the stronger semiconductor charts heading into $MU earnings. $MSFT: Still in a strong downtrend. No setup for now. $AAPL: Clear bear flag. Below 295 could open a downside trade. $GOOGL: Failed breakdown and now attempting to recover. Above 372 becomes interesting. $META: Still trapped in a strong downtrend below 600. Harder chart. $AMZN: Barely holding the 200-day. No clean setup. $TSLA: Reclaimed 400 and continues to stabilize. Watching 415-416 closely. $SPCX: Still trading around its IPO range. Holding the IPO high remains constructive. Above 225 could trigger a larger move. $MU: The most important earnings report of the week. Could determine the next move for semiconductors and AI-related names. $SNDK: One of the strongest charts in the market. Continues to grind higher with remarkable consistency. $FCEL: Huge momentum move. Watching 25 closely. $BE: Explosive strength. Watching a backtest of 323 or continuation above 330. $PENG: Strong semiconductor momentum. Watching 69-70. $ALAB: One of the strongest AI infrastructure names. Above 420 keeps momentum intact. HIMS: Reclaimed the 20-day. Watching 35 hold. $INTC: Strong reaction to the Apple chip headline. Above 135-136 becomes interesting. $MRVL: Failed breakout during OPEX. Watching 321-323. $TXN: Strong semiconductor chart. Watching continuation above 323. $TSM: Trend remains extremely strong. Watching above 465. $QCOM: Rangebound but improving. Watching 230. GEV: Back above 1100. Watching 1125 for a test of highs. SN: Quiet breakout. Watching continuation above 140-142. $RDDT: Improving, but still needs to reclaim the 200-day around 187. $SMTC: One of the cleaner consolidation patterns. Watching above 173. $ARM: Strong recovery. Above 445 could trigger another leg higher. ADI: Looking constructive. Above 440 opens new highs. $AVGO: Trying to recover. Watching 415 closely. OKTA: Hammer candle. Above 120 becomes interesting. HNGE: Slow but steady uptrend. One of the cleaner charts out there. MRNA: Strong week. Holding 60 keeps momentum intact. FLR: One of the better industrial charts. Worth watching if rotation continues. $CAT: Continues making new highs. Industrial strength remains impressive. $HOOD: One of my favorite charts right now. Above 110-111 could trigger another powerful move. XYZ: Quietly building. Watching 75-76. $NBIS: Still one of my favorite software names. Above 300 could trigger a significant breakout. $PANW: Software continues improving. 300 remains the key level. $NFLX: Interesting risk/reward setup near 75 support. $CRWD: Nice recovery. Above 700 opens 722 and potentially a gap fill higher. $SNOW: Failed gap fill and turned higher. Holding 230 keeps the setup intact. $DDOG: Another software name starting to improve. $DELL: Needs to hold 400. Otherwise, hands off. Overall theme: The market is consolidating after FOMC and OPEX. Semiconductors remain the leadership group, but $MU earnings on Wednesday could change everything. Software is quietly improving, while many of the Magnificent 7 names continue to lag. MU, SNDK, HOOD, NBIS, SMTC, ALAB, and CRWD are some of my favorite charts going into next week. If you like this, then like it ❤️

spacemonkey

76,818 次观看 • 2 个月前

Ansem explains the problem with the trenches and how to fix it "Everybody's been trading these $10K market cap coins and not holding anything. The average hold time has been like 30 seconds" "The way you actually make money during bull markets is holding things for an extended period of time. If solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 goes from $60 to $600, the coins onchain that are beta to Solana are going to 100x at minimum" "You want to buy the coins that are getting momentum and trending, not the ones that just launch and don't have confirmed momentum yet" "The reason coins did well in the past is all the holders were deliberate and aggressive about sharing their thesis and aligning on it. it was more PvE than PvP" "People like trading crypto is because you're able to make a lot of money off a little bit of money, but that only works if people are aligned around the same thesis"

Ansem explains the problem with the trenches and how to fix it "Everybody's been trading these $10K market cap coins and not holding anything. The average hold time has been like 30 seconds" "The way you actually make money during bull markets is holding things for an extended period of time. If solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 goes from $60 to $600, the coins onchain that are beta to Solana are going to 100x at minimum" "You want to buy the coins that are getting momentum and trending, not the ones that just launch and don't have confirmed momentum yet" "The reason coins did well in the past is all the holders were deliberate and aggressive about sharing their thesis and aligning on it. it was more PvE than PvP" "People like trading crypto is because you're able to make a lot of money off a little bit of money, but that only works if people are aligned around the same thesis"

Market Bubble

30,872 次观看 • 1 个月前

Qullamaggie on Relative Strength Difference in Bear Market vs. Correction “Mild pullbacks, mild corrections in an uptrend, say 5, 7, 8 percent. Usually the stocks with the most momentum that have been showing resilience are the ones that tend to do the best. But during deeper corrections and longer lasting corrections when you really have a lot of things that get beaten down. In those scenarios, it's the most beaten down names that usually do best in the first phase of the rally once you get a rally. Obviously it depends, just because the stock has been holding up doesn't mean it, has to go up when the market correction ends. It depends on the momentum. Like if you look at LI and XPEV, they're in big flags and every market dip, they just bounce back. So do your own thinking. During deep and long corrections, deep and or long corrections its the beaten down names that generally do best, at least the first part of the ensuing rally. But in the like 5-8% corrections in an uptrend, it's usually the ones that hold up the best. The last time we saw a good example of it was AMD and NVDA back in October, right? They showed resilience and then once the market pressure ended, just shot straight up. Two mega cap stocks. AMD went up 50% in a month and a half. NVDA I didn't trade, I passed on this one, but this one went up 60%.”

Qullamaggie on Relative Strength Difference in Bear Market vs. Correction “Mild pullbacks, mild corrections in an uptrend, say 5, 7, 8 percent. Usually the stocks with the most momentum that have been showing resilience are the ones that tend to do the best. But during deeper corrections and longer lasting corrections when you really have a lot of things that get beaten down. In those scenarios, it's the most beaten down names that usually do best in the first phase of the rally once you get a rally. Obviously it depends, just because the stock has been holding up doesn't mean it, has to go up when the market correction ends. It depends on the momentum. Like if you look at LI and XPEV, they're in big flags and every market dip, they just bounce back. So do your own thinking. During deep and long corrections, deep and or long corrections its the beaten down names that generally do best, at least the first part of the ensuing rally. But in the like 5-8% corrections in an uptrend, it's usually the ones that hold up the best. The last time we saw a good example of it was AMD and NVDA back in October, right? They showed resilience and then once the market pressure ended, just shot straight up. Two mega cap stocks. AMD went up 50% in a month and a half. NVDA I didn't trade, I passed on this one, but this one went up 60%.”

Lone

11,476 次观看 • 1 年前

Qullamaggie on Bad Markets and Dying From a Thousand Cuts “But remember, markets need to be in an uptrend for these things to work. You know, you won’t get these types of setups when a market’s doing this or this, right? Or this. You won’t get stocks like that. But once we start trending higher—you know—the 10-day starts turning up, the 20-day starts trending up, the 10-day goes above the 20-day… you gotta pay attention. Sometimes it may be the end of a bear market rally when you get those, or near the end of a bear market rally. So that’s why I put another filter: I used the 100-day to see if it’s sloping higher or lower. You need to have like a green light, yellow light, red light kind of thing—to know when not to trade, when to take less size, etc. Because trying breakouts and EPS in bad markets… it’s not gonna end well. You’re gonna die from a thousand cuts. You really need to be super patient.”

Qullamaggie on Bad Markets and Dying From a Thousand Cuts “But remember, markets need to be in an uptrend for these things to work. You know, you won’t get these types of setups when a market’s doing this or this, right? Or this. You won’t get stocks like that. But once we start trending higher—you know—the 10-day starts turning up, the 20-day starts trending up, the 10-day goes above the 20-day… you gotta pay attention. Sometimes it may be the end of a bear market rally when you get those, or near the end of a bear market rally. So that’s why I put another filter: I used the 100-day to see if it’s sloping higher or lower. You need to have like a green light, yellow light, red light kind of thing—to know when not to trade, when to take less size, etc. Because trying breakouts and EPS in bad markets… it’s not gonna end well. You’re gonna die from a thousand cuts. You really need to be super patient.”

Lone

19,551 次观看 • 6 个月前

Qullamaggie on Situational Awareness “I guess it was an okay setup, but it failed in a big way. That was near the peak of the SPAC market. You can see why it failed, because NASDAQ pulled back. Nasdaq had a big run, multi-month run. You wanna buy breakouts when the market comes out of a multi-month sideways consolidation or a multi-month sell-off. Here, good time to buy breakouts. Here, not so much. And that's why it's failed. The setup itself was okay, but once the market is straight up for multiple months, you gotta be careful buying breakouts. The setups themselves were okay. But the market started pulling back mid-February and everything failed. When is the best time to buy breakouts? Chat, come on. Come on, chat. When is the best time to buy breakouts? What do we want to see in the moving averages? After correction? Yeah, but the moving averages. When the 10-day is above the 20-day, yeah, more. Rising 10-day, 20-day. We want to see the 10-day above the 20-day, and both the 10-day and 20-day need to be rising. Or one of them can be sideways, but at least one of them needs to be rising. That's when you have good conditions, generally, for breakouts. In late February, the 10-day had started sloping down, the 20-day was sideways. So that was a warning sign. That you shouldn't buy breakouts. NIO, big move, pulled back to the 10-day, started building a flag and it went straight up. Why did it go straight up? Well, because the market had just come out of a multi-month correction. And that was the start of a multi-month move. And NIO had shown strength all the way. That's a good time to buy breakouts, when the market comes out of a multi-month sideways or multi-month correction. Not when the market has already run for two, three months straight up, and it's starting to lose momentum. Not a good time to buy breakouts.”

Qullamaggie on Situational Awareness “I guess it was an okay setup, but it failed in a big way. That was near the peak of the SPAC market. You can see why it failed, because NASDAQ pulled back. Nasdaq had a big run, multi-month run. You wanna buy breakouts when the market comes out of a multi-month sideways consolidation or a multi-month sell-off. Here, good time to buy breakouts. Here, not so much. And that's why it's failed. The setup itself was okay, but once the market is straight up for multiple months, you gotta be careful buying breakouts. The setups themselves were okay. But the market started pulling back mid-February and everything failed. When is the best time to buy breakouts? Chat, come on. Come on, chat. When is the best time to buy breakouts? What do we want to see in the moving averages? After correction? Yeah, but the moving averages. When the 10-day is above the 20-day, yeah, more. Rising 10-day, 20-day. We want to see the 10-day above the 20-day, and both the 10-day and 20-day need to be rising. Or one of them can be sideways, but at least one of them needs to be rising. That's when you have good conditions, generally, for breakouts. In late February, the 10-day had started sloping down, the 20-day was sideways. So that was a warning sign. That you shouldn't buy breakouts. NIO, big move, pulled back to the 10-day, started building a flag and it went straight up. Why did it go straight up? Well, because the market had just come out of a multi-month correction. And that was the start of a multi-month move. And NIO had shown strength all the way. That's a good time to buy breakouts, when the market comes out of a multi-month sideways or multi-month correction. Not when the market has already run for two, three months straight up, and it's starting to lose momentum. Not a good time to buy breakouts.”

Lone

11,870 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨 How we managed to make coins during the biggest FC26 market crash 📉 1. We invested over 70% of our coins in the best OOP options for this week (Pina & Balde) 🔥 ✅ I called Pina 3 times, and all times the buying window was 1h+ at market price or even higher than market price. ✅ Balde was called 1 time, but 2k over the market price so everyone could get involved. ✅ All calls took place during the day, so you don’t have to sacrifice your nights to earn coins. (check video) 2. We sold them at insane % of profit 📈 3. Now we can upgrade the team at a much cheaper market price 😍 This has nothing to do with leaks. Trading knowledge + leaks > trading knowledge alone. That’s why we’re the best possible option 🔥 Today we will make the next BIG move on the Discord 👀 Make sure you don’t miss 👇 1 Year -> 1 Month ->

🚨 How we managed to make coins during the biggest FC26 market crash 📉 1. We invested over 70% of our coins in the best OOP options for this week (Pina & Balde) 🔥 ✅ I called Pina 3 times, and all times the buying window was 1h+ at market price or even higher than market price. ✅ Balde was called 1 time, but 2k over the market price so everyone could get involved. ✅ All calls took place during the day, so you don’t have to sacrifice your nights to earn coins. (check video) 2. We sold them at insane % of profit 📈 3. Now we can upgrade the team at a much cheaper market price 😍 This has nothing to do with leaks. Trading knowledge + leaks > trading knowledge alone. That’s why we’re the best possible option 🔥 Today we will make the next BIG move on the Discord 👀 Make sure you don’t miss 👇 1 Year -> 1 Month ->

FUT POLICE LEAKS

43,603 次观看 • 10 个月前

The whole industry is pivoting out of crypto right now "We saw Robinhood's crypto earnings down massively, but they replaced that with prediction markets and did well. Coinbase suffering because their volumes are down massively. Wintermute is beholden to the same trend, which is the depths of a bear market, apathy, very little trading volume, very little to market make" "They want to actually make money, so they're going to go to greener pastures where they can do so" "But just remember, our market makers are moving into other markets, our Bitcoin miners are becoming AI data centers, and our crypto exchanges are becoming everything apps focused more heavily on prediction markets than crypto volumes. That should show you everything you need to know about where we're at in the cycle right now"

The whole industry is pivoting out of crypto right now "We saw Robinhood's crypto earnings down massively, but they replaced that with prediction markets and did well. Coinbase suffering because their volumes are down massively. Wintermute is beholden to the same trend, which is the depths of a bear market, apathy, very little trading volume, very little to market make" "They want to actually make money, so they're going to go to greener pastures where they can do so" "But just remember, our market makers are moving into other markets, our Bitcoin miners are becoming AI data centers, and our crypto exchanges are becoming everything apps focused more heavily on prediction markets than crypto volumes. That should show you everything you need to know about where we're at in the cycle right now"

The Wolf Of All Streets

49,337 次观看 • 15 天前

Qullamaggie on the Importance of Leading Stocks “And like people post setups all the time on my stream. People post setups all the time, and this is the hard part — identifying a really good setup versus something that’s random and mediocre. Because that’s gonna also reflect on your results. If you trade the random setups, your results are gonna be random too. You want to find the outlier stocks. You want to see if it has relative strength. The best time to trade this breakout method is after a pullback in the markets. You want to see the stocks that held up the most — the ones that had big moves previously and held up the most. And if you master this setup, if you trade this setup coming out of a small correction, like say a 5-10 or 15% correction in the overall indices, that’s almost like free money for this type of setup. Because if you can identify the stocks that held up the most during the correction — that maybe went down initially but then stopped going down as the correction went on, and actually started building higher lows — that’s telling you something. If you have a stock that’s gone up a lot, and then it stops going down when the market goes down, you know the stock is trying to tell you something. And that’s what leading stocks do. Like every bull market, this is obviously the case. I’m gonna talk more about it later. You obviously need an up-trending or sideways market to trade this method. You have leading stocks — the stocks that go up the most and are the most liquid. And those are really the stocks you want to trade. They’re mostly mid and large caps, but even a small cap can be a leading stock. Those are really the stocks that don’t go down when the market goes down. It’s like you try to push a tennis ball underwater — it just pops back up. And those are the type of stocks you want to find when trading this method.”

Qullamaggie on the Importance of Leading Stocks “And like people post setups all the time on my stream. People post setups all the time, and this is the hard part — identifying a really good setup versus something that’s random and mediocre. Because that’s gonna also reflect on your results. If you trade the random setups, your results are gonna be random too. You want to find the outlier stocks. You want to see if it has relative strength. The best time to trade this breakout method is after a pullback in the markets. You want to see the stocks that held up the most — the ones that had big moves previously and held up the most. And if you master this setup, if you trade this setup coming out of a small correction, like say a 5-10 or 15% correction in the overall indices, that’s almost like free money for this type of setup. Because if you can identify the stocks that held up the most during the correction — that maybe went down initially but then stopped going down as the correction went on, and actually started building higher lows — that’s telling you something. If you have a stock that’s gone up a lot, and then it stops going down when the market goes down, you know the stock is trying to tell you something. And that’s what leading stocks do. Like every bull market, this is obviously the case. I’m gonna talk more about it later. You obviously need an up-trending or sideways market to trade this method. You have leading stocks — the stocks that go up the most and are the most liquid. And those are really the stocks you want to trade. They’re mostly mid and large caps, but even a small cap can be a leading stock. Those are really the stocks that don’t go down when the market goes down. It’s like you try to push a tennis ball underwater — it just pops back up. And those are the type of stocks you want to find when trading this method.”

Lone

14,473 次观看 • 3 个月前

Weather markets just came back and this trader already made +$3,300 in a single day! Account: Total PnL: +$14,900. Best trades today: $346 -> $2,496 $3 -> $229 $39 -> $228 He trading only Chinese cities. His edge comes from deep local knowledge: > reads CMA forecasts and satellite data faster than most traders > knows exactly which airport station (ZSPD, ZBAA, etc.) resolves each market > exploits strong mispricings caused by low participation from western traders Even after Polymarket heavily reduced the number of locations, but Chinese markets remained. This trader quickly got back and made +$3,300 on the first day after markets returned! If you want to copy his approach without diving into all the weather market details, simply set up copy trading on his account:

Weather markets just came back and this trader already made +$3,300 in a single day! Account: Total PnL: +$14,900. Best trades today: $346 -> $2,496 $3 -> $229 $39 -> $228 He trading only Chinese cities. His edge comes from deep local knowledge: > reads CMA forecasts and satellite data faster than most traders > knows exactly which airport station (ZSPD, ZBAA, etc.) resolves each market > exploits strong mispricings caused by low participation from western traders Even after Polymarket heavily reduced the number of locations, but Chinese markets remained. This trader quickly got back and made +$3,300 on the first day after markets returned! If you want to copy his approach without diving into all the weather market details, simply set up copy trading on his account:

me_cool_off

14,224 次观看 • 3 个月前

Hell Week: Tutorial 1🍞 Explanation: Before you learn how to trade, you must learn what to trade Steps to follow: 1. Go to (thanks RunnerXBT) and download the pair list of all coins as shown AND Pick the latest narrative based coins from CoinGecko categories (current ex. RWA) and add it all into one list 2. Go through every coin and categorise them as dead or trending Criteria for Trending: - Above yearly open - Holding April 13 crash lows so far - Trend up on weekly TF (if you don't understand market structure then wait for next video or simple use the 100D EMA as a metric) - Do it every single week, to know which coins to long/which to short. You don't need to know fundamentals or if insiders are distributing if it's been down only since listing lmao 3. Exercises - Follow all the above steps and click snapshots of your existing trending/dead coins list - Upload video/photo with text on why you think a certain alt is strong/weak right now Intern will go through all the replies posted in comments for the next 24 hours, 2 people at the end of the 7 days will be eligible for free private trading educational material (whatever I know and believe to be true, I'll tell you) as mentioned earlier

Hell Week: Tutorial 1🍞 Explanation: Before you learn how to trade, you must learn what to trade Steps to follow: 1. Go to (thanks RunnerXBT) and download the pair list of all coins as shown AND Pick the latest narrative based coins from CoinGecko categories (current ex. RWA) and add it all into one list 2. Go through every coin and categorise them as dead or trending Criteria for Trending: - Above yearly open - Holding April 13 crash lows so far - Trend up on weekly TF (if you don't understand market structure then wait for next video or simple use the 100D EMA as a metric) - Do it every single week, to know which coins to long/which to short. You don't need to know fundamentals or if insiders are distributing if it's been down only since listing lmao 3. Exercises - Follow all the above steps and click snapshots of your existing trending/dead coins list - Upload video/photo with text on why you think a certain alt is strong/weak right now Intern will go through all the replies posted in comments for the next 24 hours, 2 people at the end of the 7 days will be eligible for free private trading educational material (whatever I know and believe to be true, I'll tell you) as mentioned earlier

Crypto Bully 🔥

46,742 次观看 • 2 年前