Understanding
Im going longMy setup is crazy sorry stuck on forex and stock now apeusd
So i can see this in my head i know its not much but so far its on every market
5.0 billion gives us a rate of 15$
As soon everyone gets tax money amd payment amd paychecks everyone whould buy a pice of the pie yes it will hit 100$ but right now no i give it in my best guest
Sunday night monday morning. Will see a bull run to 19$ to 18$
Now if they do lets say rug pull is very very dumb why its a key that they use to show what is are cool little club
I understand with this new token its very larger market to know ones value but if you look long term is staying and its fun and games for some but understand its a building path to see how far someone or something can go its all up to the invester at that point
Im going full long on this and yeah
What you think?
Bullish Triangles | A Conservative Perspective: Start of The Endhi we here in beeteecee
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The only thing keeping the market so high, the thing that will continue to push it higher, is a complete and widespread lack of understanding among the common person, and a virtual extinction of access to the resources, information, and opportunities required to attain it.
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Basically, the market is asleep at the wheel, and it doesn't know how to drive. It has been drifting in the same direction for a long time, but it will wake up.
It'll grab hold of the wheel and jerk it in the opposite direction. It will attempt to straighten itself out a bit, breathing a sigh of relief that it's still alive.
Suddenly, a near-miss with an oncoming 18-wheeler occurs. Concerned and outraged, it reaches for its phone to call the police on that madman. But first, a realization, it has no idea where it is. It looks around at highway signs. They're all blank.
Scrambling to check it's GPS , it sees that it's thousands of miles away from home, with no recollection of why it had started driving or where it thought it was going.
Then the engine sputters.
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What you need to understand about the contemporary cryptocurrency market is this:
People don't understand crypto right now, but understanding is the a universal inevitability.
Understanding is derived solely from "Direct Experience"
Direct experience is the process of acquiring knowledge by fully and directly participating in an activity.
Virtually nobody is fully or actively participating in the cryptocurrency market.
99.99999% of people aren't using it as a currency, and the majority never have.
99.99999% of people are not in control of their private keys, most of them don't even know what that is, let alone understand what existential-importance they carry.
The sad reality is that the strongest and most affective influence on the cryptocurrency market are people who have never truly used or owned any cryptocurrency ever, despite the inconceivably-high amounts of money, time, praise, and thought they've thrown, and will continue to throw, at it.
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However, the closer we get to that long-awaited milestone, that so-widely-and-cluelessly-prophesized price of 100k , the increasingly serious of an attempt at understanding the common person will begin to undertake.
Without the collective agreement/confidence in knowing (and having the ability to know) the answer to the question "what's comes next?" the collective focus will encounter resistance in coming to another consensus on the very nature of it's own purpose and existence.
Ultimately, it will have no choice but to settle on it's inverse,
"what comes first?"
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Knowledge is power, understanding is everything; lacking one is servitude, lacking both is enslavement,
But having either-- is just attempting-to-become-able-to.
Understanding OptionsTo gain a grasp on options it is essential to understand profit/loss diagrams for the various options whilst also understanding why they display such diagrams. Understanding profit/loss diagrams can help you gain insight into arbitrage trading(which is beyond the scope of this post) and will help you hedge various types of positions. We will first discuss the difference between being long from short, and will conclude why the diagrams are the way they are.
LONG OPTIONS
When you are long an option, you are paying a specified amount of money upfront. What does this mean? This means you can only lose the amount of money that you used to initiate the trade. This is known as having limited loss. Upon paying this premium you have the opportunity to gain infinite profits and will reap such profits if the underlying asset goes in your desired direction, hence you are paying a premium to acquire greater opportunity.
SHORT OPTIONS
Being short options is quite different than being long options. Instead of paying money upfront for the opportunity of large profits, you actually receive money upfront. This is also known as having limited profits. Once you place a short position you already have your max profits set in place. If I receive money upfront then how do I make a profit? Your endeavor as an option seller is for the person on the other side of the trade to be at a loss. Options are a zero-sum game. There are those that profit off of a trader's loss and there are those that acquire that loss. When you are selling an option there is someone on the other side of the trade that is long the option. This is important because as we have learned earlier, long options have infinite profit potential. This means that as an option seller you technically face the probability of having unlimited losses. For example, if you are selling a call there is someone that has purchased the call that you sold. If their call becomes unprofitable then you can buy back the call to offset the call that you have sold, acquiring a net profit. But if their call becomes profitable then you will have to offset the call that you sold, hence buying back the call at a larger price for a net loss.
APPLYING KNOWLEDGE
Lets now take a look at the option's profit/loss diagrams above. The Long Call displays a diagram in which the underlying asset must rise for you to make a profit, with the benefit of having limited losses. The Long Put displays the need for an asset to go down to reap a profit with the added benefit of only having a limited amount that can be lost. The Short Call displays the acquiring of a limited amount of profit with the desire for the underlying to not rise or else an infinite amount of loss will be faced. The Short Put displays the acquiring of a limited amount of profit with the desire for the underlying asset to not go down or else unlimited losses can be faced.
p.s A great way to remember these diagrams is to picture them forming a diamond shape. The image above depicts that of a diamond formation which can help you form new profit/loss diagrams for advanced strategies. It is also very helpful to understand the rights and obligations that the various type of options have.
The 6 Principles Of The Dow Jones Theory !!!Hello everyone , as we all know the market action discounts everything :) I've prepared a video explaining the 6 principles of the Dow Jones theory , everything you need to know about the Dow Jones theory is in this video or if you prefer to read i got you :)
The Dow Theory is a trading concept conceived by Charles H. Dow, an American journalist and founder of the ‘Dow Jones & Company’ financial firm. The ‘Jones’ part refers to the statistician and co-founder of the company who also took part in the development of Charles Dow’s concepts. Initially, it consisted of 255 editorials. Dow himself didn’t actually create and name the theory. After Dow’s death, Rea, Schaefer, and Hamilton gathered the editorials, formed the theory and named it after Dow.
Even though it’s more than 100 years old, this is the theory that technical analysts use and swear by today.
The 6 Principles Of The Dow Jones Theory :
1_ The market action discounts everything
2_The market has 3 types of Trends :
The Primary Trend: It can be as long as years and is the ‘main movement’ of the market.
The Secondary Trend: lasting between 3 weeks to several months, retraces the last primary move some 33-66% and is difficult to decipher.
The Minor Trend: is least reliable, lasting from several days to few hours, constitutes of noise in market and may be subject to manipulation.
3_The market trend has 3 phases :
The beginning of a primary upward (or downward) trend in a bull (or bear) market is known as the accumulation phase. Here, Smart traders enter the market to buy (or sell) stocks against common market opinions.
The participation phase, more investors enter the market as business conditions improve and positive sentiments become evident. This results in higher (or lower) prices in the market.
The distribution phase is marked by excessive buying by inexperienced investors. This could result in great speculation. At this stage, it is ideal for investors to book profits and exit.
4_The averages must confirm each other :
Dow, is referring to the DJIA and the Transport Index , meant that no important bull or bear market signal could take place unless both averages gave the same signal, thus confirming each other. He felt that both averages must exceed a previous secondary peak to confirm the inception or continuation of a bull market. He did not believe that the signals had to occur simultaneously, but recognized that a shorter length of time between the two signals provided stronger confirmation. When the two averages diverged from one another, Dow assumed that the prior trend was still maintained
5_Volume most confirm the trend :
According to Dow theory, the main signals for buying and selling are based on the price movements of the indexes. Volume is also used as a secondary indicator to help confirm what the price movement is suggesting
From this tenet it follows that volume should increase when the price moves in the direction of the trend and decrease when the price moves in the opposite direction of the trend.
The reason for this is that the uptrend shows strength when volume increases because traders are more willing to buy an asset in the belief that the upward momentum will continue. Low volume during the corrective periods signals that most traders are not willing to close their positions because they believe the momentum of the primary trend will continue.
6_A trend will continue until on apposite force is applied :
An uptrend is defined by a series of higher-highs and higher-lows. In order for an uptrend to reverse, prices must have at least one lower high and one lower low (the reverse is true of a downtrend).
However, the longer a trend continues, the odds of the trend remaining intact become progressively smaller.
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