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@factorgraph @TrendSpider This here is a strong buy the bottom signal, thanks
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Bear Bullington
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@BruceLe52629934 @XQuantumTraderX Free Ninety Nine but triple for you
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To New Traditions! The Sunday MTS Asia Open with @XQuantumTraderX
No Black Monday for now, unlike New Zealand in 1987...
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Nostra is not bullish enough
Nostra, House of Gold@Nostre_damus
@alex_stettler That would be crazy
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Me to my wife tomorrow...
7am - We're going to the farmer's market
725am - Second thought, I'm going golfing with the boys
745am - Change of plans, the boys are going to the
farmers market
8am - Honey, the farmer's market is cancelled, the boys are coming over for Pancakes. Put something cute on.
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@DaveHcontrarian @Johnw9240 @Caz1177 @bcnich @Macroman1027 @royroyga @jimknoesel @Summerflesh What technical indicators do you use?
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Here is my latest interview, recorded 3/13/26, with Dave Russell @GoldCore. Lots of good discussion about the markets and macro, especially the metals markets and the miners. youtube.com/watch?v=SoZIpt…
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Exactly this, hoarding wealth just reduces it, money must flow
ShortSeller@ShortSeller
becomes the world's richest man - then responsible for the roadmap that throws 10M's millions into poverty that bankrup the Government's safety net (after gutting it)... ya but @elonmusk is the smartest man in the world.... #HowToDestroyACountry101 #ButMarsWillSaveUs
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Great post on sizing, similar to Soros or Druckenmiller style
Luc@investingluc
My Position Sizing, a Guide: (position sizing = what % of your account you risk on a trade) I personally use a combination of conviction-based sizing and pyramiding, meaning I sized based on how strong my thesis is + add size as the trade works. Here's a loose version of my style, as it applies to a+ setups. To start, I have zero problem putting 35%+ of my account into a high conviction, thematic long idea in a strong market environment. So let's say we have one of those situations in front of us. I have a $100K account, and I am putting up $35K for this trade. Starter position is typically 10-25% of full position, with entry during a basing of price or a retest of prior breakout at key levels. Stoploss is a daily candle close below those predetermined levels, usually around <5% on commons...so essentially you're only risking 5% of the starter position (<2% total risk to acct). Next add is another 20-30% of position size, and again I'm *pyramiding*, so only adding as the trade proves me right (usually on higher lows). > breakouts holding > pullbacks bought > relative strength > thematic leader > key levels respected I'm adding on weakness within a strong uptrend on a leader. Next is the meaty add....typically increasing position 35-45% to position size, now I'm roughly at 80-90% of my full position. By this point: - the trend is solid/established - the market is confirming - stock is behaving I tack on the last 10% of the position on any flushes within the trend or shakeouts that hold structure. Full $35K position now. But you're probably thinking: 1) where does my stoploss move to? 2) when do I exit? Well as you are adding / increasing position sizing, you raise your stop to reduce risk. Simple example: - starter entry at $100, stop at $95 (risking 5%) - second add at $110 on a dip now instead of keeping stop at $95… you might move it up to: - $100 (breakeven on starter) - or higher depending on structure So now you’ve increased size, without increasing total risk. For exiting + scaling out, I usually take profit for a few reasons: > any abnormal extension from trend (ex: stock pops 15% on news) > if the catalyst has passed > thesis fundamentally changes > momentum starts to stall (in theme or mkt env) > I hit my price target or level ...else I stay in. I can go into this more in depth, but here are some youtube videos on pyramiding + similar strategies. - pyramiding by @theshortbear - position sizing @qullamaggie - scaling into positions @markminervini 💙Luc
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@doclindenbrook Oil did not crash yet, did it? We need that first
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Rates will not be raised, $GLD and $SLV will moon once oil crashes
Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff
What if inflation this year is closer to 10% than 2%? How will the Fed react to a "surprise" surge in inflation? If the Fed does the right thing and raises the Fed funds rate by several hundred basis points and resumes QT, the result will be a financial crisis worse than 2008.
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Liquidity crunch in the middle east. Easy to stop it, they should just close the stock market or take away the sell button from them
Zoomer 🧢@zoomyzoomm
can someone please tell me why gold is CRASHING ???
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@colin_gladman You don't feel the pain when looking at that red?
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Curious if this painful lesson is in the room with us now?
Avx@ToptionsAvx
@colin_gladman Bulls are going to teach the bears a painful lesson
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@doclindenbrook I meant moon, it will fligh so high that you will be tired of it going up, each day you will say why is up again, i can't handle it anymore, can we have at least a flat day
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@britplay "will moon", LOLz. Assume you meant "will move", but if $GLD goes to The Moon, I will take it!
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@LivingITMoney There was some correction just after GTC, but did not last much. But yeah, people might start taking some profits in the short term. Long term though the sector is really bullish, unless capex is reduced due to a recession or credit issues
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The 666 shall stay until the war is over, as it was written
I Sell Options Guy@RentYourStocks
Throw away all your TA. It is really this simple... $SPY over $666, LONG $SPY under $666, SHORT I don't make the rules!
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Well, seems that DXY was indeed warning us, it was too strong considering the rest of the moves
Bear Bullington@britplay
The only thing i don't like is the move in DXY, otherwise everything else is suggesting a rally today
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