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High Tight Flag Sniper / Race Car Driver / Así que pues Fresco, Tranquilo

Spain Katılım Mayıs 2011
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Ivan Charts@IvanCharts·
@JTSweat90 it´s up only around 45% only from lows, it needs a bigger pole for being considered HTF 😀👍
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Jordan Sweat@JTSweat90·
@IvanCharts what you think about $HOOD? Does that look like a high tight flag?
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Ivan Charts@IvanCharts·
🧐 Tons of potential High Tight Flags in the making Don´t rush guys, wait for proper setups, there is plenty of time 💪 $LWLG $AAOI $FLY $TSEM Also watching closely $SATL $CRDO $HUT $YSS #ivancharts #tradingsignals #stockmarkets #StocksToWatch #hightightflag
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some names from the focus list with great poles. Waiting for a market pullback to get in. $SATL $CRDO $HUT $YSS also in the list $SPIR $SIDU $AAOI $FLY $GLW among others. #ivancharts #tradingsignals #stockmarkets #StocksToWatch #hightightflag

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Ivan Charts@IvanCharts·
@mikulkal Fantastic summary Leos. Thank you very much for sharing 😀💪
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Leoš Mikulka@mikulkal·
Market Summary - WK16: Lockout rally Every trading style has its prime time. Right now, traders waiting for tight, textbook low-risk entries are simply on the back foot. This year - and especially the recent lockout rally - has favored those who were willing to act on relative strength, various reversal candles, buy gaps, or simply lean into momentum rather than wait for perfect "A+" setups. At the same time, it rewarded those with a more value-oriented mindset - stepping into oversold names with solid fundamentals when things looked the worst. (Disclaimer: I’m speaking from experience, not only observation - in my personal portfolio I’m rather in Group A, while in a professional portfolio we’ve been fortunate enough to be in Group C) Now comes the tricky part. Don’t get complacent. Don’t start chasing. We are clearly short-term extended. Even something as simple as QQQs reverting toward the 10-day MA would mean a ~5% pullback - and that would be completely normal here. The market is already stretched, breadth is overbought, and with every next up-day multiple indicators are flashing that the odds of a pause are increasing. So ask yourself: 👉 If we pull back, are you positioned to sit through it calmly? 👉 Or will you be forced to panic sell due to excessive exposure? The positive side: There’s real strength underneath the surface. This rally is not just a narrow push from a few names - we’re seeing broadening participation. More groups are stepping in, more setups are forming, and leadership is expanding beyond just a handful of sectors. That’s important. Because of that, pullbacks should be viewed as buying opportunities - until proven otherwise. What’s ahead? There are a few historical analogues: - 2014: sharp scare (Ebola, QE concerns) → fast breadth repair → quick transition from correction to breakout - 1991: geopolitical tension (Gulf War, oil spike) → market priced resolution early - 1926: similar tape behavior in terms of choppiness → markets spent ~half a year chopping before establishing a durable bottom → very nice rally, but the pullback from the 1st highs was quite large (the macro was a bit different from what I’m seeing now, but if we get a recession in 2027, this would rhyme more closely) - 2025: similar speed, but different magnitude → aggressive short-covering as funds got caught on the wrong side Of course, we all hope this continues and we get something like the 2020 lockout rally or the golden 1995. But again, even there pullbacks occurred. If this is truly a lockout rally, pullbacks tend to be short and sharp - often lasting just 1-2 weeks before continuation. So if you’re worried the market won’t pull back and you’ve “missed it” - zoom out and go back to history. It’s very clear: there are always opportunities. Don’t let the moment force you into bad decisions. Stay disciplined.
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Ivan Charts@IvanCharts·
@thealepalombo We moved from Barcelona to Valencia 5 years ago. Best decision ever. The city is fantastic, great people and food, the houses are bigger and cheaper than BCN.
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Alessandro Palombo@thealepalombo·
Schools: American School of Valencia (IB, €5K–20K/year), British School of Valencia (IB, ~€11K/year), Caxton College, Cambridge House. Serious options at every level. Spain just expanded parental leave to 19 weeks per parent at 100% salary (32 weeks for single parents). One of Europe's best. Hospital La Fe is a top public facility. Private pediatric care: €50–80/visit. The expat family community here is real and growing. Play groups, school WhatsApp chats, international parent meetups. You won't feel alone. Beach: 10 min. Alicante: 2 hrs. Madrid: 4 hrs. Ibiza: 1 hr flight. Downsides: Spanish bureaucracy is real (55% of expats frustrated with paperwork). You need Spanish, English is limited outside tourist areas. Job market thin for non-Spanish speakers. Rent rising 6–8% yearly. But for a Mediterranean city with this infrastructure, this safety, this lifestyle, at half Barcelona's price? Valencia is the single strongest play on this list.
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Alessandro Palombo@thealepalombo·
Easter lunch with the family got me thinking. Most people default to London, Barcelona, or Amsterdam for their kids. Great cities. Also: €2,500/month for a 3BR in Amsterdam. £15K/year school fees in London. Per child. A friend of mine, well-known author, just moved his family from Lisbon to Genoa. Nobody saw that coming. His reason: the food, the proximity to France, one of Europe's best pediatric hospitals. That conversation sent me down a rabbit hole. 7 cities where your family will actually thrive, usually not that considered, that I'd opt in for myself. 🧵
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Ivan Charts@IvanCharts·
$BTC seems wants to bottom. Willing to buy a starter position if it breaks that trendline, then add in the first pullback to EMA´s #BTC #BTCUSDT #Bitcoin
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