Desmos

large accounts opinion on CT doesn't mean shit, build your own thesis and follow it with conviction.

hated rally? yeah seemed like it lol

are we in the early stages of disbelief?

its finally monday and look at what happened today.... tells you a lot on spending too much time on twitter and listening to random users who dont know shit either

consensus on twitter seems to be: 1)we reverse back to gap 2)many tech stocks seems overextended 3)the move up was simply because of shorts covering.... 4)monday will be red Perhaps this is what you call a hated rally? I agree that war hasn't been solved yet, but you can't just ignore what the market is telling you and stick to your bias...

@RyshabTalks if I may ask, how does one even come up with a process? Any ideas where you can start from?

@1Desmos It's been years of work. SO my methodology has a lot of layers now. And I have a model that implements the methodology with formulas and live data. Here is an example section:

If you are not a trader and have a fundamental set of rules based on which you invest, then, a stock has to go up 100% if it falls 50% is noise. The stocks I have in my portfolio, have pulled back multiple times 50% and then went on to post 300% returns next. Know what you own! Review them constantly. Have a process and a deep understanding of it.

@RyshabTalks thank you!

@RyshabTalks same feeling

Let's see if things hold till close but markets are showing a lot of resistance. My stocks are starting to give the vibe they want to go, every time for the last few days markets tried to turn up, my holdings are having a knee jerk reaction up. Change of character for me portfolio, which has been in a downtrend for 6 months now. Early signs of life but looking promising.

@taobanker agreed, thats what I'm thinking too, this war isn't about if Trump will retreat or not, it's more about the reopening the strait of hormuz and without this like you said nothing has really changed, but still allocated a tiny portion just in case it was actually the bottom

@1Desmos the most reasonable explanation is that nothing has changed, and every day the hormuz strait isn't fully open is worse

it's over market going back down imo

@taobanker me too im complementing this, I'm still bearish but still went against my own reasoning and got back into certain positions, maybe my own bearish bias has been overextended... and I mean bottoms aren't supposed to be obvious right?

@1Desmos definitely possible

@Credib1eGuy disbelief?

Has the Iran leadership not been consistent since the start… I don’t get why the market is falling for yet another headline without substance Opportunity

@bubbleboi disbelief?

I’m fading the rally and I am TRIPLING my oil, gas, and fertilizer longs. I either get rich or die trying.

@TheMensAdvocate disbelief phase?

Damn everyone hated this rally. Whats going on? Arent you all bullish before? Fuckkkkk

@TraderBillyAU thank you for your response!

Yeah to some degree the logic is correct... a blank rule to fade a rally is always risky... but the idea of the crux of the issue is no yet resolved is perfectly true.... however there are release valves through out the economic machine that will ''support'' equities.... low terminal rate, lower reals... values measures...etc.. Because this isnt a death blow the risk, its a shock... once it passes all is good.

@marketbuyonly when did everything start to work out for you? Was it after leaning a particular concept/developing your edge, or was it all just trial and error?

I have never paid for education, except for the time I downloaded some cracked Axia Future courses - thought they were not helpful. Everything has just been trial and error. Fail, fail, and fail again until I figure some of it out. Everyone figured it out differently, for me it was just failing and sucking so much, I ended up sucking less overtime. Biggest factor is definitely the ability to afford to fail that many times without being homeless. As long as you can construct an environment where you can afford to fail, you might succeed sooner or later.

we are all so blinded by greed that we sometimes tend to forget there are real human beings dying on the other side. crazy how markets shaped the way we think about geopolitical tensions as opportunities to make money.

@spicyofc yes and it will help you have better intuition

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@mndtrades congrats on the recent win! btw your discord link isnt working anymore.

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