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yeah i guess so. i got a notification from fidelity it was complete but its still not available. gonna leave this shit little credit union
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ToeMissile
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Pogi.G
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$ANY was good for me today. I still think she has more room to run and will look for another entry on an early morning dip.
^^^ Not financial advice and just sharing ideas.
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Pogi.G
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Where I find my stonks.
I like the screener that tradingview.com has for during hours trading where I want to do a quick scan for ticker volume and dollar % up/down etc looking for momentum trades (paid subscription gets real-time data).
I do almost all of my research on finviz.com. Their screener is top notch and allows you to save your search criteria for different scans. It gives you a ton of information. I also like that it gives you a history of links to news articles. Want to see why the chart jumped 30% last July? Scroll down and see if there was a news article about it. The one I call my green scan, I use the following indicators in it. Descriptive indicators: Current volume over 1 million. Price under $30. No fundamental indicators. Technical indicators: Performance: 5%+, average true range: over .25, volatility: week over 5%, Change: Up, Pattern: horizontal, Change from open: Up. I look at these charts at the daily level every night before the next morning trading session. I look for previous runners, chart indicators like a golden cross, cup and handle, bull/bear flags, head and shoulders etc. Take notes on ones that I believe can run and look for entry points based on my findings the next trading session. Look back at my previous post on $ANY for an example.
I don't buy until I see the development of what I looked for from the previous night. Sometimes, stuff doesn't pan out at all, and I don't trade that day.
Just thought I would share a little of my process.
Thoughts/questions/comments appreciated.
Oh yeah, I almost forgot. I like stocktwits for quick looks and see what's trending; however, take whatever you read on that with a grain of salt. Bulls are mostly hopped up on massive amounts of hopium and love to post nonstop
which 99% of the time never leave the ground much less our atmosphere.
I like the screener that tradingview.com has for during hours trading where I want to do a quick scan for ticker volume and dollar % up/down etc looking for momentum trades (paid subscription gets real-time data).
I do almost all of my research on finviz.com. Their screener is top notch and allows you to save your search criteria for different scans. It gives you a ton of information. I also like that it gives you a history of links to news articles. Want to see why the chart jumped 30% last July? Scroll down and see if there was a news article about it. The one I call my green scan, I use the following indicators in it. Descriptive indicators: Current volume over 1 million. Price under $30. No fundamental indicators. Technical indicators: Performance: 5%+, average true range: over .25, volatility: week over 5%, Change: Up, Pattern: horizontal, Change from open: Up. I look at these charts at the daily level every night before the next morning trading session. I look for previous runners, chart indicators like a golden cross, cup and handle, bull/bear flags, head and shoulders etc. Take notes on ones that I believe can run and look for entry points based on my findings the next trading session. Look back at my previous post on $ANY for an example.
I don't buy until I see the development of what I looked for from the previous night. Sometimes, stuff doesn't pan out at all, and I don't trade that day.
Just thought I would share a little of my process.
Thoughts/questions/comments appreciated.
Oh yeah, I almost forgot. I like stocktwits for quick looks and see what's trending; however, take whatever you read on that with a grain of salt. Bulls are mostly hopped up on massive amounts of hopium and love to post nonstop
which 99% of the time never leave the ground much less our atmosphere.
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This is the level of people still in AMC.
My latest bullshit post on Stocktwits AMC:
This guy asked me for a link to the story and actually tried to verify it.
My latest bullshit post on Stocktwits AMC:
This guy asked me for a link to the story and actually tried to verify it.
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ToeMissile
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Hateyou
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TJT
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Do you pay for Tradingview?Where I find my stonks.
I like the screener that tradingview.com has for during hours trading where I want to do a quick scan for ticker volume and dollar % up/down etc looking for momentum trades (paid subscription gets real-time data).
I do almost all of my research on finviz.com. Their screener is top notch and allows you to save your search criteria for different scans. It gives you a ton of information. I also like that it gives you a history of links to news articles. Want to see why the chart jumped 30% last July? Scroll down and see if there was a news article about it. The one I call my green scan, I use the following indicators in it. Descriptive indicators: Current volume over 1 million. Price under $30. No fundamental indicators. Technical indicators: Performance: 5%+, average true range: over .25, volatility: week over 5%, Change: Up, Pattern: horizontal, Change from open: Up. I look at these charts at the daily level every night before the next morning trading session. I look for previous runners, chart indicators like a golden cross, cup and handle, bull/bear flags, head and shoulders etc. Take notes on ones that I believe can run and look for entry points based on my findings the next trading session. Look back at my previous post on $ANY for an example.
I don't buy until I see the development of what I looked for from the previous night. Sometimes, stuff doesn't pan out at all, and I don't trade that day.
Just thought I would share a little of my process.
Thoughts/questions/comments appreciated.
Oh yeah, I almost forgot. I like stocktwits for quick looks and see what's trending; however, take whatever you read on that with a grain of salt. Bulls are mostly hopped up on massive amounts of hopium and love to post nonstop
LachiusTZ
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I think everyone realizes crypto isn't going away, and that means increased adoption.
Hard to keep arguing with the gains. Esp with like Tesla, who can raise infinite money.
Why not sell a million new shares and buy BTC? If it goes to zero, just issue more shares. Not like that affects the price
Hard to keep arguing with the gains. Esp with like Tesla, who can raise infinite money.
Why not sell a million new shares and buy BTC? If it goes to zero, just issue more shares. Not like that affects the price
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TJT
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swayze22
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The HCMC or whatever?
What is everyones favorite EV battery stock? I missed PLUG huge rally but I don't want to miss the entire surge, should i just go active ETF like $LIT or something if going long?
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not a battery stock exactly or favorite, but relevant
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