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Day trading has serious risks, 1% of all daytraders are profitable over 5 years. 95% of investors are profitable over 20 years. You're probably not the 1% NFA

United States Katılım Ocak 2018
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Barchart
Barchart@Barchart·
The Stock Market just did something it hasn't done since the Dot Com Bubble 🚨 It registered a momentum z-score above 3 and a risk appetite reading above 1 on Goldman Sachs model 🤯👀
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Jim Bianco
Jim Bianco@biancoresearch·
The last time the 30-year yield traded at this level, George W Bush was President. Let's see if it closes at this level (5 PM ET).
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Swingtrader@Swingtrader·
Day of opex huh What a cohinkydink
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Swingtrader@Swingtrader·
I could keep going for another Hour straight Not even kidding You get the idea though
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Slope of Hope
Slope of Hope@SlopeOfHope·
Bookmarking this.
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Chris Ridder, CFA
Chris Ridder, CFA@Capital_Safari·
@zerohedge 1.24 was the "dirty sharpe" (Raw Sharpe) for the SP-500 30 day price returns on Monday, May 11th. That is the 99.809 percentile since the year 1928! Source: Yahoo Finance
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Barchart
Barchart@Barchart·
BREAKING 🚨: Japan Japan's 30-Year Yield soars above 3.9% for the first time in history 📈🇯🇵
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Global Markets Investor
Global Markets Investor@GlobalMktObserv·
🚨The S&P 500 Gamma has just completed the fastest surge on record: Gamma swung from a near record low of -$20 billion to over $20 billion in a matter of weeks, the most rapid move ever recorded. Gamma measures how much market makers must buy or sell in stock futures to hedge their options positions. When it is positive and rising, market makers act as a stabilizing force, buying dips and selling rallies, dampening volatility and creating the slow, grinding upward drift that encourages investors to add to long positions. Furthermore, active fund managers have been aggressively chasing this rally, adding long exposure as gamma pushed markets mechanically higher. Managers are now heavily long a market that is overbought, narrow, and increasingly driven by the expected performance of just a handful of names. When the rally runs out of fuel, there will be very few buyers left to absorb the selling.
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