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ETHEREUM close to parallel channel resistance and more gain 🚀Hello 🐋 as i mentioned, in my previous analysis, the price hit the target and now Based on the chart, the price is close to the green trend line and the support zone ✔️📖 we can see more gain 🚀🚀 otherwise we can see more correction to lower support level ❌🧨 👌 Notice: pay attention to the price on shortcut chart (located above the main chart with black colour) 📖💡 Please, feel free to share your point of view, write it in the comments below, thanks 🐋
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by MadWhale
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XRP/USDT target reached if you guys remember, i told you there would be huge pump, now it has all happened already, even i mentioned, "if you missed the first chance to buy, other retest happen again and dont miss it". so other one has also happened. I have closed all my positions now, and now I am waiting for Bitcoin to break/ fail from my daily channel, if it breaks daily channel, i will buy some BTC and Altcoins from their retest, otherwise, i will look for short positions. But I think, bitcoin will break the channel and will go to D point of my weekly channel. If you guys have not checked my BTC ideas, go and check, if you still have hesitations, plz leave a comment below. thank you guys. Don't forget to do your own analysis before buying anything!!!
by shavkatshoniyozov
Want To Improve Your Trading Game? Play Poker!In virtually any field of athletics it is advised that you should cross-train in order to both avoid injury and increase performance . For example, Football players are encouraged to take up pilates, yoga, and swimming. Runners can reduce injury and increase performance by incorporating Rollerblading, Barre, and Zumba into their routines.  So what should traders do in order to "cross-train" that will make them better traders, to help them "avoid injury" (as in lose money ) and "increase performance" (as in make money )? My answer: Play Poker! Yes, Poker and Trading are both "sedentary" activities where you are sitting at a desk or table. It is the brain that needs to be toned, limbered up, and made flexible, not the body. (Though you need to make sure your body is healthy too!) So it is safe to say that the peak performance trader needs a mental cross-training routine, not necessarily a physical one. So why is Poker the ideal cross-training exercise for traders? 1: Poker Teaches Risk Management Unless you're a novice or not seriously playing in a virtual poker App, there's little chance you will go "All In" at the poker table. I can count on one hand the number of times I went "all in" and I won every time. Such opportunities rarely happen. When I did move my pile of chips to the center of the table it was because I knew what was in my hand. I "managed my risk". Likewise, the trader or investor should almost never go "all-in", putting their entire account into asset X, Y, or Z because "the market will market" on you and you will lose it all. In trading terms, you can very easily "blow up your account."  As Kenny Rogers says, "You've got to know when to hold'em... and know when to fold'em." Good risk management requires that even if you lose say, 5 times in a row, you will live to trade another day. I frequently talk about never risking more than 1% of your account on any single trade . A 5% loss is easy to recover from with two 3-R wins, or one 7-R win. Likewise in poker, with a $100 buy-in, you usually have $1 antes, allowing you to play up to 100 hands (even if you were the worst poker player in the world) risking only 1% per hand. In poker, only if the "odds are in your favor", that is, you have two-pair, or you have three or four-of-a-kind, or a straight, would you consider raising the stakes to 2, 5, or even 10% of your bankroll. If you can make 20R from a 4R "risk" with the odds in your favor, you are now thinking like a professional trader where Risk Management is "Job One". 2: Poker Teaches Emotional Management I like to teach that our goal as a trader is to be totally mechanical - totally rules-based. Our goal is to "Trade like a Vulcan" or "Trade like Spock: Trade long and prosper!" What's the poker analogy? Having a " Poker Face ". Or as the old antiperspirant commercial said, "Never let'em see you sweat."  We may have an awesome hand, but we can't display a "woo-hoo" face because no one will bet against us. We may have a terrible hand, but we can't put up a "oh, good grief!" face and let others know that they have even the slightest chance of beating us. We have to play every hand waiting for the last card drawn (the river) because that last card can make or break what we are holding in our hand. And very often it is that last card dealt, "the river", that can make or break a poker hand. 3: Poker Teaches You to Play the Probabilities Growing up in Brooklyn, New York, I remember the famous slogan from the New York Lottery: "You gotta be in it to win it!" They threatened (coerced?) every New Yorker with "fear of loss" if they didn't play the lotto... "Well, yeah, we all know the odds of you winning are are actually close to zero, but of you don't play then they really are zero so you better play or you will feel more like the loser than you already are!" Thankfully, the odds in winning at Poker are much higher than winning a set of numbers printed on ping-pong balls, which teaches you that when you have an "edge"... when you have a "system" that has the odds in your favor (a winning trading system) you can't try to outsmart the system – you need to play every hand that meets the criteria of your system.  As hockey great Wayne Gretzky said, "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take." So as Poker players and as traders, we have to play every hand, or every trade that appears that meets our trading plan's criteria, otherwise if we try to "outsmart the market" we will lose every time. And more often than not, even with a terrible hand, say a 2 and 4 of spades, you might find that if you don't fold, every once in a while three spades will appear on the table giving you one of the high-probability hands: the flush . So play every hand . And in trading, take every trade opportunity that appears that qualifies under your rules-based trading system. 4: Poker Teaches You To Stay Humble My poker buddies and I play every month or so. Early in my tenure when I learned to play poker I realized "Hey, I'm pretty good at this.... I'm gauging the probabilities, I'm keeping my risk-per-hand low, I'm taking small profit after small profit and leaving with twice the money I bought in for or more. Drinks are on me!" Then I got cocky... Walking into game four I thought to myself "I'm the Vulcan, emotionless, rules-based, odds-calculating poker player, right?" And that night my proverbial hat was handed to me. It was one of the worst games I'd played to that point. I over-bid, I bluffed (something I had never done before and my opponents knew it!), and I raised bets on hands I know I should have folded. I re-bought in after losing my original buy-in and lost all of that! And I went home with a valuable lesson: Don't think you can out-smart the probabilities.  The reason we win at poker is the same reason we win at trading. We must always play the odds, we must never play the low probability hands, we must always keep our emotions get the best of us, and when it's time to fold, it's time to fold!" Last week our poker group met again. I bought in for $50 and left with $135. In trading parlance, that was a 170% return. I was grateful. I learned my lesson. I've got to stay humble and let the hand come to me, let the trade come to me, and never think I can out-smart the table or the market. 5: Poker Teaches You To Set a Financial Target One of the reasons that casinos give their players free drinks, free upgrades to already expensive suites, and free food is they know that "the more you play, the more you'll pay." You can be up $5,000 for the night, then go get yourself some free lobster tails paired with filet mignon, a bottle of wine, and a decadent dessert. Then you return to the tables all fat, happy, and lubricated and proceed to hand all your winnings back to the House.  I know more than one poker player who has a rule: "When I double my money, I'm done . I may walk in with $500, and when I'm $500 to the positive, I quit and go on to enjoy the rest of my night, otherwise I'll just give it all back." Similarly, I know many a trader (yours truly included) who may have been up a sizable amount wonderfully early in the trading session, then proceed to give all those winnings back to the market an hour or so later. Setting a daily "win" will prevent you from getting mentally "fat and sassy" where you will become overconfident and then hand your winnings back to the market.  As a Poker player, you may want to make a certain amount of money per game. As a trader, you might want a daily amount of "R" or dollar amount to the positive. In either case, when you hit your goal, even if it's in the first 20 minutes of the trading session you need to close all open trades and enjoy the fact that you did what 90% likely did not do that day: end the day in the green! On other words, "Quit while you're ahead!" 6: Poker Player Are Part of a Vibrant Community Full of Fun People! Like traders, the number of people who are committed to improving their poker game are few. We need to belong to a strong community of passionate poker players to perfect our craft just as we need to belong to a strong community of passionate (and profitable) traders in order to continually perfect our skill at taking money from the markets each and every day. There are online poker communities you can join (think: Simulated Trading) and there are global in-person Poker communities that can link you up with other players once you're ready to "go live". These communities are generally free to join and will help you build up the skill to become a proficient and profitable Poker player which, more importantly, will help you become an even more proficient and profitable trader.  Is there anything else about Poker that you think needs to be added to the list? Leave a comment below.  As always, Trade well! (And maybe I'll see you at the table!)
NYSE:GEEducation
by ocaptain
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BNB/USDT Update: We reached our target at 496$BNB just reached our target at 496$. I hope you could enjoy the ride and take at least partial profit. Since we don't have many structures to work with we close this BNB/USDT discussion here. Basic rules: - Never buy the top/ATH - Take profit as long as you can - Use Stop/loss for leveraged positions - If you are not experienced, don't leverage in the first place Enjoy the ride and don't be too greedy. If you like the content, please like, comment and give this channel a follow. Always do your own research and keep in mind that my charts and comments cannot be considered financial advice. Cheers ps. Chart explanation: Main lines: - Green lines are tested support lines. - Orange lines are resistance lines or, if we are above, possible support lines which were not tested yet. - Cyan line is for volume trendline. Helplines: - Purple lines are trendlines we take a look at. - Yellow lines are for visual help only. Boxes: - Either entry zone or support zone. Check the description.
by tumbler55
4
ETH/USDT Update: Reached our target perfectly. What now?We got a nice entry at the previous ATH and now reached our target. Ethereum is currently looking at its scaling issues and it will need some time to fix it. Additionally we can see a bearish divergence looking at the volume. Longterm we look at 5000$ but for the very short term we could go down first again. Basic rules: - Never buy the top/ATH - Take profit as long as you can - Use Stop/loss for leveraged positions - If you are not experienced, don't leverage in the first place Enjoy the ride and don't be too greedy. If you like the content, please like, comment and give this channel a follow. Always do your own research and keep in mind that my charts and comments cannot be considered financial advice. Cheers ps. Chart explanation: Main lines: - Green lines are tested support lines. - Orange lines are resistance lines or, if we are above, possible support lines which were not tested yet. - Cyan line is for volume trendline. Helplines: - Purple lines are trendlines we take a look at. - Yellow lines are for visual help only. Boxes: - Either entry zone or support zone. Check the description.
by tumbler55
HIVE/USDT Update: Fully reached our first two >100% TargetsHIve did a great job testing previous resistances and turning them into support. For a limit we have to look at the sky. The volume is currently not in our favour. Basic rules: - Never buy the top/ATH - Take profit as long as you can - Use Stop/loss for leveraged positions - If you are not experienced, don't leverage in the first place Enjoy the ride and don't be too greedy. If you like the content, please like, comment and give this channel a follow. Always do your own research and keep in mind that my charts and comments cannot be considered financial advice. Cheers ps. Chart explanation: Main lines: - Green lines are tested support lines. - Orange lines are resistance lines or, if we are above, possible support lines which were not tested yet. - Cyan line is for volume trendline. Helplines: - Purple lines are trendlines we take a look at. - Yellow lines are for visual help only. Boxes: - Either entry zone or support zone. Check the description.
by tumbler55
ZILBTC Zilliqa/Bitcoin Binance 1D 2/4/19 Trading Analysis (TA)ZILBTC Zilliqa / Bitcoin Binance 1D up to 04FEB19 Trading Analysis (TA) 1D Chart, Zilliqa (ZIL) by december 21, was able to break over both the 100/200 days MA signals, along with an ascending movement from 40 RSI over 70 RSI surfing over this last until January 13, when felt and found support on 50 RSI and above the 200 MA, bounced back, increased its price and now is testing again the 50 RSI and now above the 100 MA signal which pierced the 200 MA in an ascending movement, if it finds support here, should bounce back over 0.0000650BTC, but if breaks down 50 RSI and/ or reaches the 100 MA, should be time wait until it finds support somewhere below 50 RSI or below the 100/200 MA signals. Here we are! Testing the 200 MA / 36 RSI support in order to move toward the 100 MA, which is the optimistic approach, but remember "Trees don't grow until the sky" it can find resistance and make a correction anytime. At this time the Market Cap is around 112b. Good Luck! 1D Chart, Zilliqa (ZIL) para el 21 de diciembre, pudo atravesar ascendentemente las señales MA de 100/200 días, junto con un movimiento ascendente de 40 RSI a 70 RSI surfeando sobre este último hasta el 13 de enero, cuando hizo una correccion y encontró soporte en 50 RSI y por encima del 200 MA, se recuperó, aumentaron su precio y ahora están probando nuevamente el 50 RSI pero ahora por encima de la señal de 100 MA que perforó ascendentemente el 200 MA, si encuentra soporte aquí, debería recuperarse por encima de 0.0000650BTC, pero si rompe 50 RSI y / o alcanza el 100 MA, toca esperar un tiempo hasta que encuentre soporte en algún lugar por debajo de 50 RSI o por debajo de las señales 100/200 MA. ¡Aquí estamos! Probando el soporte de 200 MA / 36 RSI para avanzar hacia los 100 MA, que es el enfoque optimista, pero recuerde que "los árboles no crecen hasta el cielo" pueden encontrar resistencia y hacer una corrección en cualquier momento. En este momento el Market Cap está alrededor de 112b. ¡Buena suerte! “I believe in analysis and not forecasting.” / "Creo en el análisis y no en el pronóstico". REMEMBER: I am not a financial adviser nor is any content in this article presented as financial advice. The information provided in this blog post and any other posts that I make and any accompanying material is for informational purposes only. It should not be considered financial or investment advice of any kind. One should consult with a financial or investment professional to determine what may be best for your individual needs. RECUERDE: No soy un asesor financiero y el contenido de este artículo no se presenta como asesoramiento financiero. La información provista en esta publicación de blog y cualquier otra publicación que haga y cualquier material que la acompañe es solo para fines informativos. No debe considerarse asesoramiento financiero o de inversión de ningún tipo. Se debe consultar con un profesional financiero o de inversiones para determinar qué es lo mejor para sus necesidades individuales.
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by rodulfox
RDD 1st Target Reached. Still Got So Much Space For Profits.Our yesterday's RDD/BTC call reached even passed our first target in less than 15 hours with a profit of 35.5% so far. As We did stated the volume boosted as expected and showed a good upward move. If it closes above the resistance at 63 sats we can take it as a confirmation for another leg up constructing the 3rd wave towards the major resistance at 84 sats. Congrats for those who profited from our RDD call yesterday. With Regards. Team TWA. For our VIP services you can contact / inbox us here in our tradingview account or through our telegram channel. With Regards. Team TWA. Entry Zone : 40 sats - 55 sats Sell Targets : Target 1 : 63 sats So far Reached 69 sats. Total Profits so far : 35.5% #TogetherWeAccumulate
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by cryptotalk_et