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The real buyer of Huobi is Justin Sun ? The sale of a majority stake in cryptocurrency exchange Huobi was completed last week. Management to About Capital, which, according to journalists, is owned by Justin Sun. The Tron founder himself denies any involvement in the agreement. On October 10, freelance reporter Colin Wu said that Justin Sun was behind the purchase of Huobi. He is the main investor of About Capital and the idea to buy the exchange belongs to him. According to Wu, the deal was worth about $1 billion. Sun took over as "global advisor" along with Leah Wald, CEO of Valkyrie Investment. About Capital said the appointment aligns with Huobi's new strategy to move within the global marketplace. If you liked the idea, give it a like. That's the best "Thank you!" for the author 😊 P.S. Always do your own analysis before a trade. Put a stop loss. Fix profits in installments. Withdraw profits in fiat and make yourself and your loved ones happy.
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by Artem_Dishel
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15m interval bullish RSI StochasticCompletion of elliot wave series and ABCD retracement Finding its bottom Upward Crossover of MACD Last week was at $1, now $1.5 Momentum down is flattening and finding a bottom around $150 or fibs 38.2% to 23.6% -- a favorite place to accumulate for institutions -- these settings are for fib retracements between $1.05 and $2.95 Up From here. may be last chance to get in on this sucker at these lower levels, next line likely to jump to 3 and then fall back and hold at $2 again
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by antifragilemachine
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Another Epicenter Penny Stock At A Cross RoadsHertz ( HTZ ) is back at a crossroads on its chart, this area has been heavily congested ever since the "big dip". As we'll know more definitive outcomes to its bankruptcy hearing later this month, it's going to be interesting to see if the epicenter penny stock can make new highs from here. "Given the sentiment in the market late last week, Hertz stock traders took this as a big positive with shares soaring to highs not seen since June. Given that this isn't officially finalized yet, will HTZ stock be on your list of penny stocks to buy or avoid this week? " Original Quote: Looking For The Best Epicenter Penny Stocks To Buy? 3 Names To Know
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by PennyStocks101
Hertz (HTZ) - Could move big time All, Hertz needs to break a full candle above $1.09. I said this with AMC.. what are the odds people/companies/large investment banks let these companies go under that literally everyone knows? I say it won't happen and the backing of recent news suggests the same. You absolutely have to have a market stop loss under $.90 if you get in now. Worst case they get bought out (good thing) Entry $1.06 or $1.09 MARKET stop loss $.90 2nd Option is to wait for a possible double bottom near .34.... but I doubt that will happen. This is all due to the virus, not the actual company don't forget that.
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by DigitalData
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What's going on with Hertz?Yesterday, I carefully watched HTZ due to its bankruptcy announcement on Friday night. The price had opened at $2.84 and after careful observation, it literally did not move throughout the day. There was absolutely no information on Level II, trading volume, etc. Somehow, after literally not moving during market hours, the price dropped to $0.55 right before close. Today, the stock price is up almost 60% pre-market. Is there someone out there, who on top of watching the mainstream news, also questions their origin, like me? What the fuck is going on with these massive levels of corruption in plain sight? Is Icahn causing that massive surge in price so that we can cover some of his losses and peace out? And who the f*** bought the millions of shares that were dumped on Tuesday that drove the price from 2.84$ to 0.55$? I need my skeptics and theorists on this one because the stock market is really making me question if the public knows at all about the BS going on behind the curtains. How can we expect transparency in the markets when the SEC is the same body regulating dark-pool exchanges that happen to be privately owned but operate within the same brokerages we use? I'm 21 and currently working on an experiment to observe trading patters daily in order to understand algorithmic behaviour. I write daily hypotheses as to what I believe the price will do based on the evidence, and when the market closes I write the behaviour observed. My background in CompSci helps me understand most algorithmic behaviours, but this??!! So, if there are any quants out there who also question the world around them, please contact me.
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by normaescobarca
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