Difference between averaging down and buying into a pullback
There is a difference between averaging down and buying into a pullback. One makes you money and the other ends careers. source: smbtraining.com
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There is a difference between averaging down and buying into a pullback. One makes you money and the other ends careers. source: smbtraining.com
This point is key: I like to see these stocks pullback to support levels on LOWER VOLUME. Sometimes the pullback is pretty intense, especially in higher priced stocks. But, as… Continue Reading
Is the cost of acquiring customers lower than the profit you expect you will ultimately make? source: forbes.com
It’s almost impossible to hit a bottom without a massive price/volume spike down on a 5-min chart. Some call this a “flush” but I like to call it a “puke”… Continue Reading
Confirmation of a powerful impulse move comes when the new price level is sustained for a period of time. Once I see the sustaining of the new price levels I… Continue Reading
As a trader learn to spot the difference between stop out wicks and the failing of a support level. This takes experience and real-time reps. When I love a level I will reenter, even after stopped out, more often than ordinary plays. I might give …
Svoji 9-to-5 práci ve FAnnu jsem odváděl myslím velmi dobře, ale na další stupínek v mém profesním životě mě vyneslo to, co jsem dělal po večerech.source: runtime.cz
Czech servers were very busy last week. By busy I mean they were under a “DDOS” attack by unknown botnet.There is a nice straight forward article about it and it is all about these keywords:TCP handsake SYN SYN-ACK SYN FLOOD SYN-ACK/FAKE IP & AND …
First he considers the worst case scenario for a potential trade/investment and what that would look like. He builds variables/scenarios that will prove his trade wrong. He visualizes this losing trade. When variables/scenarios hit that he mapped …
He only has 2 monitors, but says that’s all says he needs, which I don’t doubt. The first monitor has his charting and execution software, the second, Evernote, with everything else (Ransquawk feed, etc) running in the background.soruce: nobrainer…