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$GRAIL is preparing for mooning..#Grail is #camelotexchange 's native token. Camelot is #Arbitrum 's one of the leading exchange. With #ARB 's moving , GRAIL has started the bull run. Now , #GRAIL is testing the resistance. I pointed the targets on chart whether price declination or breaking out. Grail' s market cap is extremely low for a leading exchange. I think it' s undervalued. But , beware if LSE:ARB or MIL:BTC dumps , grail will dump faster. Always, DYOR. NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE.
Long
by naphyse
TRADING MYTHSHello traders! There is a lot of information about trading on the Internet and it is sometimes difficult to understand what is true and what is fiction. Today we will try to sort out the most popular myths and understand what is really true and what is not. Work without rest You have to work hard, but don't overdo it. If you watch charts 24/7 or study hundreds of systems, you will simply go crazy. There will be a mess in your head, and most importantly, you will be tired. Improve your skills and discipline, keep a trading journal and analyze trades, and don't forget to rest. It's a matter of discipline Discipline is a very important skill for a trader. Through discipline, you can control your emotions and follow the rules. But do not think that one discipline is enough to be a profitable trader. If you are losing money over and over again, it may be because of your trading strategy. Analyze your trading and find your style. Point of entry The entry point is very important when making a new trade. The better the entry point, the less the price will go against you if you have analyzed everything correctly. However, there are other factors that play an important role in trading: position size, stop loss, trade management, etc. The entry point is just a part of the whole work. Did you know that even with random entry points, you can still be profitable if you think about stop losses, position size, and trade management? Profitability Trading is not a one day job. And do not expect that you will take a huge profit in an hour. The main task is to be profitable at a distance. Don't run for quick profits. Remember that the more positions you open, the more likely you are to lose. Engage in consistent profits that are different for different trading styles. For scalpers, consistent returns mean making a profit every quarter. For traders who trade daily charts, consistent returns will mean making a year's worth of profits. Determine the value of constant return for yourself and follow the plan. Trading is a risk Every day carries a variety of risks. You run the risk of being hit by a car or having an accident. But after a few driving lessons, the risk of getting into an accident decreases. It's the same with trading. Over time, you will become more experienced and will become better versed in trading, thereby reducing the risks. Everything in life comes with some risk, and your job is to keep all possible risks to a minimum. Leverage There are a lot of advertisements on the Internet for brokers who offer crazy leverage. Brokers say that you can make 100% profit from one position, but they don't say that you can lose everything. Leverage in inexperienced hands will result in the loss of the entire account. Always remember that leverage is a double-edged sword. It can increase both your gains and your losses. Grail Everyone wants to find it! But he is not. The Grail does not exist, and professional traders do not have any secret. To be profitable you must have experience, knowledge and discipline. This is what distinguishes professionals from beginners. You can make $100,000 out of $1000 You often see ads that say you can make $100,000 out of $1,000. It is unlikely that there will be at least one newcomer who is able to do this. Seeing such an advertisement, beginners think that it is possible to do it in one transaction. In trading, you need to have a lot of money to earn a lot. If you have a small initial capital, then you will not be able to earn a million dollars in the short term. In the early stages, think about how not to lose capital, and only when you learn this, you will understand how to make a profit consistently. Where will the market go? In the beginning, every trader wants to know exactly where the price will go. Essentially, it means knowing the future, which is impossible. No need to try to predict the future, in trading you will earn thanks to probabilities. You should study this topic and understand that you don't have to be right on every trade. You can be wrong more than half the time in determining future price action and still be profitable. It is enough not to lose more than you earn. Cut your losses and let your profits run. Conclusion The world is full of trading myths. There are gigabytes of information around and it is very difficult to understand what is true and what is fiction, what is really useful and what is not. Study the market, but don't believe everything you read. Listen to the best, but don't forget to think with your own head .
Education
by DeGRAM
4
Holy GrailThis isn't everything, but it's still a lot to unpack. I'll try to sort it out below for you. Let's start with any cycle beyond the 2011 since I use previous cycles for some of these fibs and 2011 doesn't have a previous cycle. The faded red, 0.5 fib: This is the log-based, direct middle of the full bull market of each cycle. You can see each cycle goes above it and retests it to mark a distinguishable milestone identified by the green bullseye icon. This goes without saying or even drawing it out that the 1.0 fib of this 0.5 fib trendline marks the top of that cycle seen in green. This may beg the question 'how do you know where the 0.5 fib is before the top is in?'. Let me explain a few ways that do just that and also reinforce the validity of that idea. Hiding beneath that 0.5 fib from 2013 and cycles beyond that is a 'predictive 1.5 fib' in bright red that is always very close to the 0.5 cycle fib noted above. You may be wondering how I got this predictive 1.5 fib. 1: Draw a log 0.786 fib from the cycle top to the following cycle low 2: Draw a log 1.5 fib from that cycle low to the 0.786 fib we just drew seen in white. Based on how fib sequences work, this 1.5 fib marks incredibly close to the 0.5 fib Based on what we know about the 0.5 fib being half the cycle and thus identifying the 1.0 fib as the cycle top, you can simply double the predictive 1.5 fib with a 3.0 fib to create a predictive 3.0 cycle top fib as marked by the faded brown line. You can see in 2013 and 2017, you didn't need to see the cycle top to predict it. To further reinforce the consistency of the 0.5 fib, the predictive 1.5 fib, and the cycle tops identified from those placements, you can see the faded blue 1.618 nonlog fib sitting right next to those other two 0.5 and 1.5 fibs. This is marked by drawing from the previous cycle high to cycle low. This identifies a local bottom between all cycles including the current one. To even further reinforce consistency of my predictive fibs, you can use the same fib drawn from previous cycle high to low but in Log to draw a 1.272 & 1.618 that I've talked A LOT about since May. This is a range that's pretty well defined by two distinguishable points of contention. Using this same fib that identifies this range, you can draw a 2.272 fib that marks just shy of the cycle tops. To even FURTHER reinforce consistency of my predictive fibs, I've drawn a fixed range volume profile across the cycle low to the cycle high (so far). You can see each cycle reaches above the 1.618 fib with low volume, and we had less than a days worth above that fib so far. & the volume profiles show a pretty distinct pattern that I predict we have yet to finish. 2013 here 2021 here This is an exhaustive way of providing evidence that could have arguably determined the 2017 top before it was in. We are currently respecting these fibs I've laid out. Is it going to change course all of a sudden? I'll let the market decide. There are other cyclical patterns I'm seeing that I won't dive into but you can see in my related ideas such as 'This time is no different' With the assumption that these patterns aren't just coincidences, I've drawn a range of predictive cycle top numbers as follows: -based on the 0.5 fib being drawn to the retest in January, the 1.0 fib sits at 243k -based on the predictive 1.5 fib, the 3.0 fib sits at roughly 264k -based on the 2.272 fib which was shy of the past cycle highs, this fib sits at 207k So there you go... 3 different ways that have consistently determined cycle highs & thus why I believe we'll reach at least 200k this cycle. This'll likely be copied by big names in the future and claim it as their own, so please help me out in crediting me when you see the unique parts of my work copied on this and other platforms. (unique parts such as the predictive 1.5, the 0.5 retest argument, & unfinished volume profiles) Tips are welcome <3 You can see some of this work in action by watching my related idea '259k bullmarket top & how' Some other TA's work to appreciate: @fikira12 @TradingShot & My wonderful mentor @ianrdouglas
INDEX:BTCUSDLong
by Ungovernable
3
Trade Journal - Long $PINS - Holy Grail Trade - 2/19/2020PINS recently gapped from earning but failed and pulled into the previous gap up area. PINS had recently bottomed last year but broke out and is now in a strong uptrend holding the 20DMA. Following this gap up and pullback, PINS is now at the 20DMA and bounced off it on the 30m timeframe. This is considered a Holy Grail Trade where a trending stock holding the 20DMA pulls back into the 20DMA. Entry - 23.61 Stop loss - 22.60 Target - 27
NYSE:PINSLong
by Trader_Kaji
Trade Journal: Long NIO - 1/28/2020Since bottoming in November last year, NIO has been in a strong uptrend and recently pulled back after rejecting the IPO lows. During the current uptrend, NIO has been rejecting and riding the 20MA all the way up and yesterday, NIO pulled into the 20MA due to the recent market weakness. Today, NIO created a beautiful inside day candlestick right above the 20MA. This setup is called the Holy Grail setup where a strong, uptrending stock hits and rejects the 20MA during a pullback. Entry - 4.21 Stop Loss - 3.80 Target 1 - 5.25 Target 2 - 6.50 Note - I also noticed NIO's price action is well correlated with the Hang Seng China stock index (Ticker: HSCEI). HSCEI has been in a pullback phase and has yet to bounce like the US markets today. I believe HSCEI will follow the US market price action today and gap up/run when the China stock markets open tonight.
NYSE:NIOLong
by Trader_Kaji
3
Current ResearchI've been getting some messages about possible collaborations and questions about what I'm working on, so heres a few of my current projects that I will start working on in the next few months. If you have a good background in programming or maths and have interest in these projects feel free message me! I- Holy Grail a) Making the Holy Grail pick peaks and valleys better b) Define zones of ranging, when price leaves these zones then enter the trend trade, range trade in the zone c) Developing classes of new dynamic modulators, based on price and/or volume d) Solving the dominate periods of price, the largest coefficients of the fourier series e) Optimized scaling techniques based on unrealized p/l II- Horizontal Logic a) Identify horizontal lines that when crossed have a certain probability of crossing a next line i) High probability lines will be targets ii) Low probability lines are a good way to probabilistically define ranges b) Find adaptive triggers that can identify good lines that will be crossed c) Quantify these in time d) Classify ranges and trends III- Ichimoku Methods a) Make excessive modifications to cloud for very high probability strategies b) Optimized scaling techniques based on cloud/price information c) Forward test, then automate
FX_IDC:XAUUSDEducation
by mcbw_
1
Bitcoin poised to enter a bear marketWe just completed an elliot wave set and peaked out close to 8k. Then the first signs of weakness came up when this next wave couldn't really push to a new ATH, demonstrating textbook market complacency. Here we see bearish divergence marked in pink on the RSI and MACD. The Stochastic RSI is ready for a crossover at the top, possibly predicting a sign of future market weakness to come, and the weekly Stochastic RSI crossed last week too. We also formed a very nice indecision candle at the top with pretty decent volume. Seems like the Heikin Ashi's are starting to turn bearish as well. I threw my Holy Grail V2 indicator on there for fun. Here we see confusion developing in as the faster lines get twisted under the mid term lines, which are also nearing the longer term lines. Also interesting to see that they look like they are set to have 3 crossovers within a short time of eachother. It still could push higher, but it would be really demanding to sustain more upward movement, as by the charts. Also, BTC is up 8k, I would be pretty happy to walk away with that and not chase it too much higher. Got to be happy with what you have so you don't make risky choices blindly trying to chase more and end up taking unnecessary losses. Remember, happiness is only real when shared ;) happy trading
BITFINEX:BTCUSDShort
by mcbw_
5
Smart Execution, intelligently use stops to maximize profitThis post is for all those who are asking about the progress of the holy grail project. There are many ideas that are being poured into the project that are making it more and more effective, but this is proving to be one of the more interesting ones. The idea of an adaptive stop loss is nothing new, trailing stops are super common, and many low latency methods employ some linear envelopes in the core of their stop loss methods. What the Holy Grail project is employing and may be somewhat new to the trading world is the idea of a stop loss function whose functional dependencies are dynamic in nature and rely on non-linear combinations. This is naturally accomplishable with the help of exponential smoothing. The Holy grail project had a problem that it would have too many neutral entries and exits, but now these can even lock in profits as they go. The next step will be to look at functional behavior that would warrant reentries, or some sort of stationary stochastic selection process of when to exit trades. Take a look at the plot above. The red line is the reference line, crossovers represent when to enter and exit a trade. The lime and teal lines are the Smart Execution Traces (SETs) and suggest when to exit. Exciting times!
by mcbw_