Hey everyone! Welcome back to the TradingView Weekly Digest. In today’s edition, we’re highlighting the top posts from our community, which includes a video tutorial on “The Leap” - our first ever paper trading competition, an informative post about Nvidia’s euphoric rise, and all the latest headlines, earnings, and economic events.
💡🎥 The Leap - Win up to $10,000 - by TradingView/ We’re spinning up the first-of-its-kind trading competition and you’re all welcome to join! Traders, speculators, active investors and even the FX gurus on Instagram and the “live like me” trading influencers — this one’s for you all. Show us what you’re made of in our first-ever paper trading competition, The Leap. The Top 5 get to walk away with real cash. From first to fifth, prizes are as follows: $10,000, $5,000, $3,000, $2,000 and $1,000.
💡 Nvidia’s Formidable Rise - by TradingView Intense demand for Nvidia's AI chips increased the company's value to $2 trillion, with half of this growth occurring in less than four months. This demand significantly boosted Nvidia's stock price, making it one of the top three largest companies in America, right behind Apple and Microsoft.
💡 How to Trade Gaps - by ShaneBlankenship There are several ways to trade gaps, but first, there should be a solid understanding of what gaps are and how they manifest. Markets aren't difficult to read if we have some simple methods to observe them that adhere to the principles of movement. A gap is the sudden supply/demand imbalance that arises from contraction and manifests as expansion.
🌟 Script of the Week 📜 Daily Chess Puzzles - by Lux Algo This script delivers a new one-move chess puzzle to the chart every day.
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“Not being stressed from a loss is the real flex.”
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