Kricky Peter

@satinvictus Multiple entries in profit already. Do you have a rule for when you start taking partial profits on shorts like this?

Heard someone talking shit about Bears after I did it last week

Off the grid for a couple weeks, this means vacation time for members as well. But I still think of those who don't take days off. I was like that too and respect it. Left a textbook $BTC short yesterday at the most obvious resistance, the setup will take care of the coming weeks. More than 2% in less than 24 hours. And also Today's "forecast", straight and simple. still doing the job even when not at desk🤳 Have a nice Solstice everyone. it's one to remember, especially as it rises above Mercury rx and the August solar eclipse.

@satinvictus Clean short.

@CryptoTweets RWA narrative keeps getting stronger with every big name that enters.

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@satinvictus Geopolitical timing is tough. Respect for flagging it months ago in the quoted post.

The Iran War before anyone thought of it. When the time is right, price will correct and news will follow... Late

@stackzz RSP and IWM both confirming the lack of broad participation.

Index strength is a great place to hide a bad read. Yahoo’s daily chart data has QQQ up about 6.4% over the last 5 sessions, while SPY is closer to 2.2% and equal-weight RSP is around 1.8%. That is not “everything is risk-on.” That is leadership doing the heavy lifting while the average stock asks for more proof. The enemy is the headline index close. It makes traders treat a narrow tape like a broad green light. When QQQ is carrying the room, I care less about the victory lap and more about what refuses to follow: equal-weight, small caps, cyclicals, credit, dollar, yields. A strong index can still be a thin market wearing a nice suit.

@CryptoTweets Below 80 for the first time in months… that chart looks brutal.

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@brommmyy Been seeing $SERIOUS around. What’s the alpha?

it's time to get $SERIOUS chat this is a generational product in the making that just migrated onto one of the most active platforms in the game hearing things..

@MattInWeb3 true bro

there seems to still be an unsettlingly large amount of people who remain completely sidelined on $HYPE. even despite it having been the single most obvious play in crypto for a while now. and you absolutely love to see it because that can only mean one thing...

@CryptoTweets BlackRock launching income ETFs on Bitcoin is huge

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@CryptoTweets What happens to Cursor’s current users and roadmap?

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@RHerman Exactly. Less information often creates better decisions. Removing the noise makes the important levels and conditions much easier to respect.

@KrickyP Well...The biggest simplification is removing half the chart from your decision-making.

Trading became easier when I stopped trying to predict every candle. My model is SIMPLE: What side does Intelligent Balance show as more probable? Is price giving me confirmation toward that side? That’s it. If Intelligent Balance shows LONGS, I only hunt longs. If it shows SHORTS, I only hunt shorts. No confirmation toward that side? No trade. Clean sweep, iFVG, CISD or MSS toward the more probable side? Now I’m interested. The indicator gives me direction (80% in this example) Price action gives me confirmation. Risk management handles the trade. Most traders make trading complicated because they try to trade everything. I only need one bias, one confirmation, one execution. Would your trading improve if you stopped predicting and started filtering?

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@RHerman Yes, midweek often demands stronger confirmation before trusting downside continuation

@KrickyP For sure Peter. A bearish setup on Wednesday probably needs to prove itself more than usual.

Wednesday has a hidden bullish fingerprint most NQ traders never measure. London is not equally likely to behave the same way every day of the week. The most common London-session pattern was: • London sweeps Asia High • London respects Asia Low Baseline frequency: 39% But on Wednesdays, that same bullish pattern increased to approximately 42%. That is a meaningful shift. Mid-week expansion is not just another social-media narrative. There is a measurable bullish tilt in London-session behavior on Wednesdays. Does that mean you should blindly buy every Wednesday? Absolutely not. The day of the week is not an entry signal. But when your existing bias is already bullish, Wednesday can add more weight to the idea - and when your bias is bearish, it may be a reason to demand stronger confirmation. Small statistical edges matter when they align with the rest of the model. Source: Own NQ study Market: NQ futures Study period: 2015–2025 Do you adjust the strength of your session bias based on the day of the week?

@CryptoTweets Short term pain but does this actually change the long term trend?

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