Russian Federation as a location is the highest percentage of traffic generated for Pangolin according to crunchbase.com powered by semrush. Specifically 39% of tested traffic. USA and Sweden being 2nd most and third most.
It's weekend, the beginning of February and therefore time for a statistics update... Bitcoin made an incredible jump! 42k is currently the POC of the range above... important! In February we can expect a green candle statistically. 8 green and 3 red bars (monthly close) in the last 11 years. Another red would fit there... :) On average, we would...
Reviewing statistics Reviewing todays price action. Price has ranged between Tokyo's high and low range. London and New York's session price action has not yet broken out of this range. Looking at the range so far this week $4850, the average weekly range is $7475. Waiting for Tokyo open for more price action.
Ride the wave, and cash out before earnings. Technicals mean nothing for the Tesla Machine as investors want to buy in before earnings. Does this indicate we are guaranteed an EPS beat and stellar conference call? What about future outlook? I need your help on this one! Comment your thoughts on Tesla and research backed support is a must! No Tesla fanboys...
Hey everybody i just want to share with you some interesting stats i found about the #1 (most important) stock on the planet since 2000. For me apple makes the major trend in use since it's the largest one as well, so it makes total sense to pay 101% attention to what will apple will do over the next months. Some interesting points: 1. Buffet reduced his...
Yesterday we had a clear bullish bias as the statistics suggested the retest of previous day high and the gap closure. Both of these statistics were successfully fulfilled and those who took advantage of this might have scored nice profits. The beginning of yesterday's session started with a slight downward move caused by French and German PMI reports, before the...
This double chart have one and only purpose... to simply destroy any king of idea about the S&P that could be about to perform crazy like it did in the 1995-2000 rallye. That's just non-sense and purely stupid. Not only the context is totally different... cause back then the GDP was the true gas of that rallye... as today everyone knows that we will never be able...