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@AllDayHolds
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Katılım Mart 2015
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Below is at the core of understanding valid order flow within the algorithm called “the market.”
DWXT zero difference today. Nothing new, just potentially new to you. And that’s okay. You have a chance to better understand your business… if you choose.
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Fact - Lower time frame trends need to end before higher time frame trends can continue.
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Knowing without knowing why you know is one of the most frustrating parts of trading.
You WILL...
1. Lose $ you shouldn't have lost
2. Make less $ than you should've made
Defining is what bridges the gap between fairy tail $ in your head and real $ in your account. #TWPP
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Consistency is a byproduct, not a goal.
Not deserving of the money is an excuse, not an internal issue.
Lacking the desire to truly define every nuance of past A+ is where excuses reside. Past these excuses reside the ability to REPLICATE. Replication is the true goal. #TWPP
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Clean up BLBX. Clean down BLBX
Must be something to do with tickers that start with BL and end in X. Almost fours years ago in a “different market,” like that of BLRX 5/4/2021
🐢ADH🐢@AllDayHolds
The market is structured in a way to fill orders properly. There is rarely anything that gets “out of whack.” Think of it as a program with given parameters, and if so, no matter the size, thin or thick, the new orders coming in will fit within the structure of the program.
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They can’t erode your edge if you never had one…
GIF
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Still not even one specific example to justify “XYZ should not move like that.” Point on a chart where you were “screwed” because of the additional brokerages and chat rooms eroding your edge. If it occurred, Shirley you must know exactly when it did so…
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Still not even one specific example to justify “XYZ should not move like that.”
Point on a chart where you were “screwed” because of the additional brokerages and chat rooms eroding your edge.
If it occurred, Shirley you must know exactly when it did so…
🐢ADH🐢@AllDayHolds
What changes have occurred to justify a “markets are different” or “tough time to be a short seller” 🤔
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Good boy NUKK. “Edge erosion” ended up eroding just for today. All additional brokerages and chat rooms took the day of. This is because it’s the third Friday of an inauguration month. $STUDY
Common denominator in every great reversal… trend and meat to valid means. #TWPP
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Only tough cycles I’ve noticed are during the infrequency of extensions required to be a valid candidate. From there, the author ends trend on day 1 or day however many fingers and toes you have.
Poopies@RLOTrades
@EvilShorting @kroyrunner89 @AllDayHolds There´s pretty much always been tough cycles on lowfloat gappers, whether they last days, weeks or a month or 2 .. Early 2020 was tough for obvious reason and long strong cycle for gappers but great for FRD, 2021 was straight forward etc...
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Replace “you” with “I”
With any aspect of life, when you realize/accept it’s not an everyone problem, you can begin looking internally and discover the flaws in the current personal dilemma. This leads to valid solutions. That’s called growth and becoming better in given aspect
small_caps_automated@SmallCapSmarts
The main change is that you used to make money, but now you're either not making any or losing money doing the same thing. In HTB short selling, it probably has something to do with tail risks that people prefer to ignore in their backtests or memories. All the HTB stars you see here are just the lucky ones who have survived all those black swans so far many others haven’t.
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Stocks move via trends, not percentages
The percentage in which certain stocks are moving is what creates the scenarios worth monitoring the trend
The authors don’t care about what you THINK is up/down “too much.” The authors are always in control. Take to their directions.
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Main question you should be concerned with is why do you assume that’s a valid “edge” to be worried about stuck short in?
Again, if good R:R, then good, take it again. But a midday halt and gap of ANY % is not new.
🐢ADH🐢@AllDayHolds
What do you mean in play? Holding largest time frame uptrend. Then breaks out in thin volume with NO lower time frame trend ending. It can go as high as it wants. 100% or whatever, it’s trending. Midday halts and gaps aren’t anything new.
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What do you mean in play? Holding largest time frame uptrend. Then breaks out in thin volume with NO lower time frame trend ending. It can go as high as it wants. 100% or whatever, it’s trending.
Midday halts and gaps aren’t anything new.
Buffy@BufTrading
can’t say for sure, but I don’t think stocks in play RANDOMLY got halted mid session and then open up after hours of 1000% liquidating the shorts in them before 2024? $PGHL I think the landscape for small caps has changed greatly happy to have that discussion either way.
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Assuming you speak of TNON… the ticker that ended its longest term down trend via the big gap day. Had a small time frame trend reversal and pulled all the way back into largest of daily trend means.
Why can’t it go higher like other offerings that hold trend?
Ragnar@Ragnar_roundt
@AllDayHolds What about dropping an offering at 3$ at 4am and run it to 120 in 5 minutes?
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1.Examples?
2.What were these “crowded” charts SUPPOSE to look like if the additional brokers did not come into existence? And is there a way of proving these non existent charts?
3.If the brokers haven’t gone away, then assuming these crowded names have yet to pull back?
Tim Grittani@kroyrunner89
The argument I see the most is that there are more brokers that offer locates, more chat rooms and attention on the short side than 5-10 years ago, and this leads to far more crowding on the short side and tougher action. I think perhaps with low floats there could be some truth here, but imo larger cap pigs are as predictable as ever
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Thus anticipation via the beginning stage and the last stage needed to develop a trigger are where R:R plays resides with REASON behind “it was good R:R.” You become the artist drawing the chart.
🐢ADH🐢@AllDayHolds
Unless scaling in is the trigger, there are usually PARTS to the development of a trigger. This means there’s an understanding of the STAGE in which the current price is in relation to the trigger developing and ultimately turning an unknown into a known at time of trigger.
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Unless scaling in is the trigger, there are usually PARTS to the development of a trigger. This means there’s an understanding of the STAGE in which the current price is in relation to the trigger developing and ultimately turning an unknown into a known at time of trigger.
🐢ADH🐢@AllDayHolds
If a trader asks me to help with a failed trade, I ask him/her why the trade was taken. If the first response is “it was good risk reward” I say “Good, then keep taking it.” If that’s a reason, then anything under the sun can work and give great R:R.
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