Security and Performance

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Security and Performance

Security and Performance

@amitxsaroha

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Toronto, Ontario Katılım Ekim 2020
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Richard Moglen
Richard Moglen@RichardMoglen·
$FSLY range breakout
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Security and Performance@amitxsaroha·
@RichardMoglen Hello Richard, I had a membership that offered me a lifetime discount, but I had to cancel it since I had to travel to India. I joined up again, but I'm not sure if the promotion is still available. Would you kindly assist me in obtaining the same promotion?
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TheValueist
TheValueist@TheValueist·
. @nytimes might have pictures, however I can confidently say our writeup is stronger with more insightful analysis. Read them both and decide for yourself. x.com/trbrtc/status/…
TheValueist@TheValueist

DESK NOTE - Gulf Energy Pain Map: Above-Ground Chokepoints in the Iran Conflict atlaspeakresearch.com/report/c2d6d6 Bottom Line: The highest systemic exposures cluster around Ras Laffan and the North Field; Abqaiq; Ras Tanura and Juaymah; the East-West/Yanbu bypass; the Habshan-Fujairah chain; Iraq’s Basra export complex; and Kuwait’s southern refining and LNG belt. Secondary but still meaningful exposures include Das Island, Ruwais, Shah, Oman LNG, Duqm, Mina al-Fahal, Bahrain’s Sitra/Hidd system, Leviathan, Tamar, Idku, Damietta, and SUMED. The common feature is not simply size. It is above-ground concentration of processing, storage, loading, and transport optionality. Disabling those nodes inflicts faster and deeper economic pain than damaging a similarly valuable hydrocarbon resource that still remains underground. The central conclusion is that Iran does not need to destroy the region’s largest reservoirs to impose severe economic pain. It needs repeated disruption of a relatively short list of above-ground system nodes that compress very large shares of production, processing, export, and bypass capacity into a small number of industrial sites. The attacks on Ras Laffan and Kuwait’s southern refineries show that this logic has already moved from theory to practice. If additional sustained damage extends into Saudi processing, Saudi and UAE bypass infrastructure, or Iraq’s Basra export system, the shock would move from severe commodity volatility into a genuine global stagflationary energy crisis.

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Venu
Venu@Venu_7_·
$ONDS - leaders defend the 50-day SMA. In Stage 2 uptrends, pullbacks to the 50-day are where algos and funds reload. As long as it holds, the trend remains intact.
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Shake Pryzby
Shake Pryzby@ShakePryzby1·
Everybody talking flying cars, spaceships... data centers on the moon?!? Let me introduce you to the future my friends. TRAINS! $CNP $UNP $NSC all looking to break out of multi year bases while $IYT ticks new all time highs. I am trying to skate to these pucks.
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Venu
Venu@Venu_7_·
ONDS funds ownership:
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iain
iain@ohiain·
Today I caught a 7% intraday move on $CIFR from the focus this morning, and I want to walk through exactly how I traded it and what I could’ve done better. I always find recapping trades post-market to be extremely valuable, because it’s how I refine my process and catch nuances that I might’ve missed in real time. I never try to time tops or bottoms. Instead, I waited for the market to open and scanned my watchlist for names proving strength. Data processing centers held up well, and $CIFR quickly caught my eye. I waited for a bottom to form, then looked for VWAP + open price reclaim as confirmation of buyers stepping in. I entered the right side of the V, risking the LOD. From there, I scaled half into strength, riding the reclaim into previous week highs. The stock started stalling while the market weakened... a reminder that I always need to respect my risk first. After my first trim, I moved my stop to breakeven, giving me a free trade. Eventually, the market tanked, and the remainder of my position got stopped at breakeven. The takeaway? Always focus on drawdown first... the upside will come. I caught a nice intraday move, but price continued past my exit... sticking to your risk plan keeps your mental clarity intact while letting the next opportunity come to you. Mini journals like this are incredibly useful, and I’d highly recommend doing this daily or weekly to see what you could improve. Document your plan, execution, and decisions... because the lessons compound faster than profits!
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Pharmdca
Pharmdca@Pharmdca·
Which small cap biotech stock you are most upbeat about heading into 2026? Your top tech position into 2026?
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Venu
Venu@Venu_7_·
I’ve partnered with @finviz_com and this is my first ever giveaway 🥳 I’m giving away 1 FREE Finviz Elite annual membership. I use Finviz daily for scanners, sector rotation, and insider activity. To enter:
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Ripster
Ripster@ripster47·
🎁My Next Giveaway: Tool that has given us many wins! Order Flow & Market Depth @bookmap_pro to make high probability trading 2 Free Monthly @bookmap_pro Subscriptions +My Community Access Enter: RT/Like, Follow @bookmap_pro Tell Me: What do you see below?
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Jeff Sun, CFTe
Jeff Sun, CFTe@jfsrev·
I’m celebrating my 9th Black Friday with TradingView, and they’re giving away two FREE Annual Subscriptions (Ultimate and Premium) to two lucky followers. To enter: 🔁 Retweet 📷 Follow me and @tradingview Winners will be announced next Wednesday — good luck!
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This will mark my 8th year of Black Friday using Tradingview. Here are 8 FREE public scripts I highly recommend exploring to refine your workflow, templates, or layouts. They’re listed alphabetically by script name: 1. **ADR% - Average Daily Range %** - By @zerokapital tradingview.com/v/ss2QgCWi/ Use this to study the historical ADR% of securities and analyze how momentum stocks develop and build their volatility patterns. 2. **ATR% Multiple from 50-MA** - Credits to @DumbleDax tradingview.com/v/oimVgV7e/ My favorite tool for profit-taking or extension signals in setups. It’s also helpful for index analysis to gauge when to scale back on risk exposure. 3. **EPS & Sales** - By @DumbleDax tradingview.com/v/WiaFmLGR/ Arguably the best EPS & Sales script available. It integrates earnings, sales, beats, and guidance into your charts via table format or below price template, as seen in my trading ideas and stock update. 4. **Financials on Chart** - By @tradingview tradingview.com/v/Lbxl9OqZ/ A fantastic on-chart display of up to 9 fundamentals (Qtr/Yr) of your choice from over 100 options, including PEG, Earnings Yield, Price to Free Cash Flow Ratio, and ROIC%. This is great for your long-term investment overview without referencing to another 3rd party website for fundamental data. 5. **Industry Group Strength** - By @amphtrading tradingview.com/v/5NsvcOVp/ This indicator helps you pinpoint the best-performing stocks within specific industry groups. My default template lists the top 5 RS stocks from the same industry as the stock I’m analyzing. @amphtrading also offers 41+ free scripts, making him one of the most generous contributors to our TradingView community. 6. **Range Tightening Indicator** - By @Ollie_AllCaps tradingview.com/script/yaIeno7… A price-tightening indicator using a lookback period. It’s also useful for identifying the "rate of change" of potential bottoms or tops, as highlighted by Stanley Druckenmiller in his podcast with Nicolai Tangen. 7. **Simple Volume with Pocket Pivots** - By @finallynitin tradingview.com/v/JkB0iCFp/ The most versatile volume script, in my opinion, offering extensive customization for color coding, dollar volume, RVOL, and more. 8. **Swing Data** - Credits to @DumbleDax tradingview.com/v/uloAa2EI/ This table consolidates essential data for swing traders in a simple format, providing everything you need to improve trading execution & efficiency. If you found this post helpful and valuable, consider retweeting🔁to spread the words to support their efforts and encourage future updates and enhancements. I hope these scripts will prove beneficial on your trading journey.

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Ram Ahluwalia CFA, Lumida
Ram Ahluwalia CFA, Lumida@ramahluwalia·
THE RETURN OF ANIMAL SPIRITS? Check it out. The 'Liquidity Factor' is an easy to measure the performance of stocks that have the highest turnover. These are trading stocks. Notice how this factor was destroyed the last one month. There's been a forced delevreraging amongst traders that own this basket. And, the factor is now oversold. Some of you may be thinking that this or that stock is down because of some news (e.g., ROE on GPUs, GLP1 innovation, credit risk, etc.) No, it's not that. It's just a deleveraging. And, conditions are such that we could get a relief rally here. We will find a way to make these kinds of insights in a more UX friendly mobile app version. We are going to release the Apple store 'Testflight' version of the app at our Lumida Social this Tue evening... lumidacopilot.com Feel free to get on the Waitlist. I'm proud of what Lumida has accomplished with a just a single round of venture financing. Onwards!
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COREWEAVE AI Hedge Fund Situational Awareness loaded up on CoreWeave. So did Paul Tudor Jones, Citadel and DE Shaw. CoreWeave had a final unlock last week. Every unlock they have the stock hits a local low. I expect the same here. The heightened volume and RSI suggests an intermediate low is coming soon. At a P/S of 5x with strong revenue growth, it's hard to see how this isn't up significantly in 12 months. Check out the attached charts. $CRWV $NVDA h/t @nic_carter

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iain
iain@ohiain·
A massive breakthrough in my trading came when I finally stopped trying to predict and started learning how to participate. You don’t need indicators to catch directional moves. You don’t need some magical bottom picker. You don’t need to anticipate every reversal before it happens. You just need confirmation. That’s it. For the longest time, I tried to hit every bottom tick. I'd buy the dip, watch it dip harder, add, justify it, get emotional, and then eventually sell the trade right before the actual reversal. Classic behavior. Every trader goes through it. But once I stopped trying to nail the left side of the V and started waiting for the right side, everything changed. The right side of the V is where emotion is lessened, panic slows, volume stabilizes, and buyers reclaim control. It’s where the market shows you what’s real instead of making you guess. And the crazy part? This isn’t some new thing. This is how markets have moved since the 1900s. Livermore, Wyckoff, O’Neil, Minervini, they all said the same thing in different ways: Wait for confirmation. Trust the reclaim. Trade with the tide, not against the waves. When you stop anticipating and start participating, everything about your trading becomes calmer and more intentional: • You avoid catching falling knives • You avoid fighting trend • You avoid getting trapped in emotional flushes • You let supply exhaust before stepping in • You align with the winning side after it reveals itself That’s why my focus intraday is simple: Wait for the reclaim of structure, prior pivot, VWAP, 9/21 EMA, or key level, and then step in. You don’t need 10 indicators when price + volume already tells the story. The left side of the V is emotional chaos. The right side is information. And the difference between losing traders and consistent traders is that losing traders try to predict the turn while consistent traders wait for the turn to reveal itself, and then ride the wave. It’s not sexy. It’s not flashy. But it works. It has worked for over 100 years and it still works today. Let everyone else try to time the exact bottom. I’ll happily take the cleaner, higher probability move that comes after the turn. Because my job isn’t to be the first in. My job is to be on the right side.
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