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18 videos all for Free covering
-Auction Market Theory
-Orderflow
-Vwap
-Open Interest
-Footprint
-Execution
-Etc.
If you want me to start making videos again let me know in comments. Most of these are from 3-5 years ago
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@0x1morphine Which broker are you using? And what’s the fees/comissions
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placed the trade with sl and tp, went to sleep. woke up to a god candle

0x1morphine (building arc)@0x1morphine
was checking the chart, saw a nice setup, so i entered
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The index has massive correlated risk. I will break down why I think a 50%+ sell off or worse is not only possible, but likely.
60%+ of Americans own equities, with 45% directly holding index ETFS.
The SP500 has concentrated 40% of its value into the top 10 companies. That means for every $1,000 that goes into an index etf, $400 goes to 10 companies, while $600 gets split between the other 490 companies.
If we look outside of the top 10 companies, about 40% of stock ownership for the bottom 490 companies is from index/passive positions.
Lets think this through.
Right now there are $45.8 Trillion in U.S retirement assets.
Roughly 35% of that is held directly in Index ETFS, and about 50% tracks the index.
The majority of directly owned stocks by retail investors are also the top 10 companies. When someone diversifies their passive index investing, they are just putting more money into the same trade.
Index funds now represent 52.7% of the total U.S investment market, and U.S about 65% of equities are held by individuals (accounting for mutual funds).
There is a massive Cohort in the market that has their retirement savings in the market. With 80% being held by people 55+ years old.
What happens when people are forced into selling off their index positions, or scared into selling them off?
The strength in equities is in large part built over 15-20 years of undying confidence in the market. Passively contribute, grow, retire.
What happens when all of these participants retirements are threatened and they lose confidence, and all start trying to get out at the same time. Decades of passive investment, all trying to get out at once?
The door isn't big enough for everyone to fit through.
I believe we will find out that when people sell off their individual stocks (which are in large part the top 10 companies), those make up 40% of the value of the index.. so it drags the index.. when people sell of index, it drags the top 10, along with the entire market.
Remember, 40% of the ownership in the top 490 companies are just passive index positions. The selling will cascade through the entire market, and this market is constructed so that selling anything is selling everything.
I could be wrong but that's what I think.

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big tech spent $650 billion building ai.
ai generated $35 billion in revenue.
that’s a 5% return.
your savings account beats that.
NoLimit@NoLimitGains
The same companies selling you the future are borrowing money to build it.
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Let me add what comes after "we're good."
$9 trillion rolls over at 4.5% instead of 1.5%.
That's an extra $270 billion in annual interest.
Just on the rollover. Just this year.
$270 billion that doesn't build a road.
Doesn't pay a teacher.
Doesn't fund a hospital.
It just services the cost of money that was already spent.
Meanwhile:
The homeowner with a 3% mortgage
can't sell because moving costs them $2,000 more per month.
So they stay trapped.
Inventory stays frozen.
Young buyers stay renters forever.
The company that borrowed at 3% in 2021 refinances at 7.5% this year.
Margins collapse.
Layoffs follow.
The layoffs hit the people who can barely afford groceries.
And the government -paying $270 billion more in interest - has less money to cushion any of it.
Every pressure point in this list connects to every other.
This isn't four separate problems.
It's one problem wearing four masks.
High rates broke the housing market.
High rates broke corporate refinancing.
High rates broke the government budget.
High rates broke the consumer.
And the Fed just held rates.
Again.
Because $150 Dubai crude means they can't cut.
The exit door that solves all four problems simultaneously is the same door that lets inflation back in.
"We're good" is the most expensive
two words in financial history.
Usually said right before we find out we weren't.
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@glxxydea @NellyTradez you clearly don't know what you're talking about! Nelly been killing the market for a long time now
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@NellyTradez Your RR is very bad, you are using 30-50% of your balance with 75x leverage.
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For the past several years I've shared live calls with this community. Lately though, I've realized I’m at my best when I trade more privately and quietly.
So I’ve made the decision to move all my live calls into the Saloon Telegram group going forward.
I’m confident this change will let me trade with clearer focus
The Saloon telegram-x.com/imtrizzy/statu…
Trizzy@ImTrizzy
The benefits of live trading here diminishing year by year Making an announcement next week
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4. Stop making it personal
Hard seasons feel like a curse when you take them as a statement about your worth.
Suffering happens to humans, not to special victims.
Separating identity from events restores power. Events are chapters, not a label.
Labels trap you. Chapters move forward.
Forward is the goal.
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Your cell phone does not listen to you “by accident.” It's a feature, not a bug.
I talked about traveling to Rome just once and 10 minutes later I started getting flight ads.
It's called “Shadow-Logging” and it happens through 5 settings you've never touched.
Here's how to remove eavesdropping once and for all:
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