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What moves exchange rates, and what exchange rates moveHere is a list of what impacts the strength of a currency, as well as the impacts this strength has on the currency country(ies). Things are of course more subtle than a simple excel list binary check. For example, some inflation is not automatically bad, it can be the sign of a country economic growth, and as it gets bad the relationship is not linear, inflation slightly high will not scare many investors and industrials, but when it gets to a really bad high value investors flee at an exponential rate which exacerbates the currency devaluation further. Where the currency goes it is said depends on where "the big boys" want it to go, in particular central banks. Capitalist countries look to increase profits, Communist/socialist countries seem to also like manipulating their currency which they use for propaganda purposes, to increase their control, fulfill their goals, and to increase their competitiveness so they may improve the lives of "the workers". But the "big boys" do not have full control. Ask the BOJ, ask the BOE governor from the early 90s. Here is the example - without getting into the details - of a bad everything horror story (no you can not short it they have capital controls): Another example, after the initial "safe haven" rally of the USD in March 2020 following the stock market crash, the dollar went into a big downtrend against European currencies: And a final example, China, the biggest holder of usdollars, has been selling its bags (public information), and their economy did much better in 2020 than the US one, the price has been unsurprisingly trending for over half a year now:
Education
by MrRenev
3
Value vs Growth: Which strategy is the best?Introduction Hello trading-view! This post aims to find out which trading "technique" is the best; looking for undervaluation or looking for consistent and rapid earnings growth. If you just want an answer skip ahead to the end, but stick with me to get all the information concerning my decision, the advantages and disadvantages each strategy has, as well as a quick summary of both. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Value: core principles Value investors aim for the bigger companies that experience a period of unpopularity among the overall public. The bad news each stock has shouldn't be large enough to permanently damage the reputation of the company, halt it's progress for an extended amount of time, or do any lasting destruction. Metrics such as the PE ratio and the PB ratio can help find these stocks. For example; CFG is a bank stock that had plummeted as a result of the Covid 19 pandemic. It's financial were decent, it was undervalued, and overall a solid investment that has increased 39% since I first noticed it. With a market cap of now 16 billion dollars, it isn't a small company either, and shows just how effective this method of picking stocks can be. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Growth: core principles Growth investors aim for the exact opposite kind of stock as value investors; small companies that are in a period of unusual growth and popularity. Rising earnings and sales are characteristic of such companies, as well as a consistently high PE ratio. One example of a growth stock (that most people should know about at this point) is tesla, the Elon Musk owned EV maker. Since the beginning of 2020 the price of one share has skyrocketed by 850%, a textbook example of a company with strong public support, room to grow, and rising earnings/sales. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Value: Advantages/Disadvantages Advantages 1. Not very risky as long as the issues with the company aren't very big. 2. Value investing mutual funds have, over the long run, beaten out growth stock mutual funds, giving it the historical edge. Disadvantages 1. Returns may take a long time to materialize depending on when a company becomes favored by wall street again. 2. The returns are less the vast majority of the time, since you are aiming to sell at or slightly above true value, while growth investors want to sell very much above the true value. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Growth: Advantages/Disadvantages Advantages 1. The profit potential is greater when growth investing, and extreme spikes to the upside are not unheard of (again, look at tesla and other companies like it). 2. It normally takes less time for profits are realized, although nothing is guaranteed. 3. There certainly isn't a shortage of small companies with room to grow. Disadvantages 1. If your stock falls out of favor, the value of your holdings may fall as well. 2. Growth investors face high risk and can lose money easily on failed start-ups. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Which is the best? Everything depends on you. If you want a *relatively* stable source of income with *relatively* low risk, then you should choose value investing. If you want to be speculative and make more on any one trade, then growth investing is right for you. In the end, there is no one strategy that is the best for everyone; some will like value, and some will prefer growth. Links are down below if you want more in depth explanations of what growth and value investing is, and I will post again soon. Good luck and great trading everyone! *not financial advice.
COINBASE:BTCUSDEducation
by NickTheGreatStockTrader
1
Value investing toolkitHello Investors! This educational post is about my toolkit developed for filtering out the almost perfect applicants for further analysis and research in the light of the principals of value investing. The work is based upon Warren Buffett's principals, calculations and recomendations. After publishing my two previous posts on the "Value investing chart set" and the "Intrinsic value calculation" I have received a lots of positive comments and feedbacks. Alongside the encouraging comments I have received quite a lots of requests to share the chart layout and the other scripts I am using while compiling the chart set I have introduced. I have promised to further develope both tools and come up with an even more powerfull toolkit. Now it is here! :-) I have combined the already published Intrinsic value calculation script with the Value investing chart set and further developed both on the way! This setup now is way more powerfull and exciting and is loaded with features as described below. First of all: here is the public link to the shared chart layout setup: www.tradingview.com Which company could be more adequate for the introduction of a value investing toolkit than Berkshire Hathaway, the company of Warren Buffett? It is not just an honor to use this ticker for educational purposes but aparently -as you can see during the analysis- it makes a perfect long term investment! What a surprise, right? :-) Here I will only explain all the new features of this chart as there is a very detailed explanation of both the Intrinsic value calculation script and the Value investing chart set in those two posts. You can find the links for them below. SO! Obviously the biggest developement is poping into your eyes right away: I have programed a value investing analysis tool into the chart so whenever you enter a ticker, the toolkit will supply you with an instant assesment on the given ticker. Of course it is a very basic tool and can only supply you with a preliminary overview on the company and does not, in any way substitute detailed and troughly research before you make any investment decission! - The assessment is based on the principals Warren Buffett, Ben Graham layed down. Some of Peter Lynch's work has been used, too. - The tool is using a rather conservative approach as the main goal is to maintain the capital invested and only additional to that to produce adequate gain on the long run In general: if you see a green labell with the text 'Possible subject for firther research' than you have found a company which passed a conservative test and is worth for further study. Needless to say that if you see a red label with the text 'XX NOT RECOMENDED XX' and a bunch of reasons below, why (overvalued - overpriced - debt risk) do not rush to your broker to put your life savings on it. To give you an example, here is how Google is evaluated today: In order to get the green light a company has to meet the following, rather strict criterias: - Valuation: The current price of the stock has to be below the Intrinsic value. (In this case $224 closing price vs. $426 for the Int. value) This line will precisely tell you how far the price is from the Intrinsic value, in other words, it will tell you your margin of safety when investing to the company on today's price level. In this example it is 90% - Pricing: The close price has to be below the "Buffetts limit price" indicator. To make it short Graham and Buffet stated that the number you get when multiplying the Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio with the Price to book (P/B) ratio has to be below 22.5 in order to consider the given share cheap. This line will tell you how far the price is from the Buffetts limit price. This case it is 61%. ($224 vs. $361) - Debt risk: The company has to have much less debt than equity in order to qualify for long term value investing. The limit here is 1, meaning that the company has to have more equity than total debt. If this is not the case, the company fails the test. (This can be taken a little flexible as certain industries, like banking and insuarance by definition deploy a lots of debt instruments without risking their long term profitability or sustainability) In the example of Bershire this is 0,27 meaning that Berkshire has more than 3 times more equity than debt which is needless to say a more than perfect setup. (What do we expect from Mr. B, right?) These are the first 3 deciding criterias where a company can fail the test. Any of those turn to be out of range, you will get a red labell with a big fat NO recomendation. And most of the time this is going to be the case... As for the other points you will get more inside peek into the state of the company: - Price/book: this line will tell you if the price is still below the 1.5 times book value point. This is the highest price what value investors find comfortable paying. If the P/E value is very low for the share you might run into a situation where the Buffetts limit (P/E times P/B) is still low (below 22,5) but the stock is rather overpriced. You will not get a red labell here, only a 'Caution' warning and a grey label, instead of 'GOOD!' - Earnings: you will get an opinnion on the earnings here. The main criteria to get a 'GOOD!' evaluation is to have a growing level of EPS in the last 5 years. - Revenue: It is very important to invest in a company which is able to grow it's revenues steadily. This line will analyse that and will tell you if it wouldn't be so. - Profit & loss: Although it is not a deciding factor but a value investor should avoid investing to companies that were producing losses in the past decade or so. This line examines the last 5 years in this respect. - Dividend: The one and only point where Berkshire fails the test! :-) As Warren Buffett used to say: I am not paying income tax, Berkshire doesn't pay dividend... :-) Poor guy! Since we are investing for a very long term it is imperative that we top the gains we might have over the years with the 3-4% dividend p.a. As you can see here, there is a Warning! comment should the company fail in paying dividend. - Number of shares: Here you will see a quick analysis on the share buyback habits of the company/management. Again, what we examine here is wether the number of shares outstanding is less than 5 years ago or more which means that the company is buying back it's shares thus help investors to maintain equity. So entering your choosen ticker you should have an instant overview if the company can supply you with the value investing criterias or fails in this field. One very instructive exercise is to click through the leading blue chip stocks with this valuation toolkit and see how hugely overvalued they are at the moment. Some further developements I made in the mean time: - I have automated the calculation of the book value growth with finding the very first data point regardless when it happens. In this way you do not have to enter any parameter and you can simply click conveniently from one ticker to the other without reentering the needed inputs. Hopefully it doesn't matter which pricing structure you are in at TradingView. Free acounts will use 5 years data. - I have included a 4th pane just below the main pane. This shows the revenue of the company in 3 way: the white line is the anual values, the grey line is the quarterly data and I have also added the red line showing the TTM (trailing twelve month) figure in order to visualise the very recent trends in the revenue of the company. - The same way I have added the TTM figure on the lowest pane to the EPS figure, for the same reasons. - I have added explanatory labells to the right of the charts showing the actual value of the indicators, like the Intrinsic value, Buffetts limit, and book value. - Should either the Book value or the EPS figure be negative for the current year the script will issue a red label without any data regardless the other values as the Buffetts limit can not be calculated. (Negative numbers does not have square roots and that is required to calculate the limit price back from the P/E and the P/B values) One final remark: this toolkit is as complete as my knowledge is about value investing. It is a purely educational tool, not in any way intented to be investment advice. I do use this tool and for instance I do have position in this example company Bershire Hathaway at the time of writing this post. You have to make your own research and decision when it comes to investing your money. For further explanation on the Intrinsic value calculation please check my earlier post here: For further explanation on the Value investing chart set please check my earlier post here:
NYSE:BRK.BEducation
by PeterNagy
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How to chart financials for any companyThis chart shows some key financial metrics for Netflix. We're using the multi-chart layout feature to show the following financial situation: 1. Netflix Quarterly Revenue 2. Netflix Cash & Equivalents 3. Netflix Total Debt 4. Netflix Forward Price-to-Sales ratio With the financials feature on TradingView, we could chart a lot more than this. Including EPS, R&D, PE ratio, EBITDA, Market cap, and more. We wanted to share this layout with you to demonstrate what's possible. Whether you're a value investor or a short-term trader you can chart the financial situation for a company to better understand the fundamentals that are driving price or telling the story behind a particular asset. For example, Netflix's cash is growing and so is Netflix's revenue. But this chart layout shows that it's not all good news. Netflix has taken on some massive amounts of debt. Debt continues to rise as content becomes more expensive. This post is not investing or trading advice, instead it is educational. As a TradingView member, this data is available to you right now. You can examine the financial situation for Netflix or other companies. To get started, click the Financials button located at the top of your chart. The Financials icon looks like the bar chart 📊 emoji. Once you've opened the Financials menu, you can sort by Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, and Statistics. You can also use the search field to find specific financial metrics that are relevant to you. Before you head to the comments to leave a positive review with some interesting feedback 😁, we have a few more tips to share: 1. When you open the Financials menu, you can hover your mouse over a Financial metric. To the far right of that metric select either Quarterly or Annual. Quarterly will show you the numbers a company reported every 3 months or quarter and annual will show what a company reported every 12 months or full year. 2. For other financial metrics, when you hover your mouse over them, to the far right you will see a question mark icon appear. You can click this question mark to get a definition for that specific financial metric. So if you ever need to learn something new, it's just one click away. Below we've shared some examples: Price to Sales Ratio Research and Development Basic EPS Free cash flow Enterprise value Thanks for reading and following along. If you have any questions or comments, please write us below. You can also leave feedback or product requests. Our team is listening! 💙
NASDAQ:NFLXEducation
by TradingView
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How To Pick The Right Choice For Long-Term Hold??What is the Fundamental Index (FCAS)? FCAS stands for Fundamental Crypto Asset Score. This score comes from examining the basics of a project's business cycle and shows the fundamentals of a digital currency. The principles that are considered for scoring are: User Activity , Developer Behavior and Market Maturity . FCAS ratings are numbers between 0 and 1000. The number 0 is the worst and the number 1000 represents the highest performance of a digital currency. Now let's talk about each parameters of scoring in details: User Activity: User Activity is a comprehensive measure of the behavior of all consumers in a particular project that includes two main factors: Using the project Network activity The advantage of this principle comes from examining all the activities of a particular blockchain, analyzing solutions if necessary (such as ERC-20 smart contracts), and tagging wallet addresses to identify exchanges, projects, contracts, users, and other types of participants. Various statistical and exploratory models are used to tag all active addresses. Network Activity is a comparable estimate based on the above classifications that focuses on the activities of wallets, stakers, miners, users, and investors. The Project Utilization parameter is calculated based on the activity of the wallets run by users (most of which are smart contract transfers and calls). This activity is used in the predefined application of the project. User activity has a great impact on the FCAS score of the project. Developer Behavior: Developer Behavior Behavior is an indicator that shows the level of activity and efficiency of the developers of a project and comes from three factors: Code changes Code improvements Project participation The score of this section is obtained by recording and evaluating source code events in services such as GitHub. There is a slight difference between the obvious criteria of the developer and the activity of the community, so in addition to the commits and pushes sections, other things are examined to get a deeper evaluation of the project. Accordingly, 30 different variables are examined, then generalized to the three factors mentioned above, from which the overall score of developer behavior is obtained. Developer behavior has a major impact on a project's FCAS rating. Market Maturity: Market maturity, which is obtained from the two factors of risk and money supply, indicates the degree of accuracy of a digital currency in the market. The more rational the market reactions to different scenarios and risk factors (factors such as liquidity, price plans, constant algorithmic forecasting and etc...), the higher the probability. Also in this principle, an analysis of the fixed money supply is performed in each of the projects. The more volatile the money supply and the more it is controlled by a small number of addresses, the lower the money supply points. Market maturity has little effect on a project's FCAS rating.
Education
by ArshiaZojaji
2
What is Growth Investing? (Growth Investing tutorial)Introduction: Growth investing is the most, if not one of the most popular trading strategies around. Like value investing, it has a father (Thomas Rowe Price Jr.), and has rewarded many prudent investors with enormous returns. In the next few minutes you will learn: what growth investing is, how you can find a growth stock, and how you can avoid choosing “false growth stocks”. —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Why is a growth stock called a growth stock? Growth stocks are stocks whose companies exhibit above average growth compared to other companies in its industry group, hence the name, “growth stock”. While other strategies focus on finding value in a company or momentum in a stock, accelerating profits and sales is the main factor here. Also, high increases in price is a characteristic of these types of stocks, which is another reason they were named what they are. —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— How do you find a “growth stock”? As I’ve mentioned above, you can find stocks that fit this strategy by seeing if the company has had rising sales and earnings during the past five years. Expected rises in sales and earnings in the next five years is also important (I recommend at least 10% growth year over year in these categories, but 20% and higher is ideal). —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Is there a difference between false growth stocks and real growth stocks? Yes, there is a big difference between fake and real growth stocks. You can easily tell the losers from the winners by just looking at the companies balance sheet. If there is a huge amount of debt (most likely from over expansion) then you can cross it off your list immediately. An unsustainably high PE ratio is also common, with possible ratings being 200, 500, and 1000 (these show over enthusiasm in a stock, as well as unrealistic expectations for the company). Fundamental analysis is always required before buying any security for any meaningful period of time (day traders, you are the exception), and growth stocks aren’t excluded from this rule. —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Final thoughts: Here are some more details regarding growth investing that may help you achieve higher returns using the strategy: 1. Companies with smaller market capitalizations are ideal, since they have more room to grow and can double, triple, or become a ten bagger* relatively easily. 2. Growth stocks generally have high PE ratios as a result of its high rates of growth, but anything over 100 makes the stock in danger of being overvalued. 3. Dividends are not required in a growth stock, but if you can find one that has consistently given them out for any long period of time, then buy it. The dividend is a way of measuring a companies financial position; if it can pay it, then the company is doing fine. If it suddenly stops paying them, then the company is in deep trouble. In conclusion, I hope that this post gives everyone who reads it a better understanding of growth investing. I myself was taught some new things researching the topic, and am better off for it. Good luck and great trading everyone! (Down below is a link to my value investing post, so if your interested in this one, look it over if you haven’t already) *a ten bagger is lynch lingo for a company that has grown or can grow ten times it’s previous or present price.
COINBASE:BTCUSDEducation
by NickTheGreatStockTrader
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What Type of Forex Trader Are You?Hello to all, We all are trading with use this nice platform and each of us use a different strategy for trading. I wonder that which one of the strategies is most used. Please write your preference as a comment. Scalpers hold onto for a few seconds to a few minutes at the most. Their main objective is to grab very small amounts of pips as many times as they can throughout the busiest times of the day. Day traders usually pick a side at the beginning of the day, acting on their bias, and then finishing the day with either a profit or a loss. These kinds of traders do not hold their trades overnight. Swing traders are for those people that like to hold on to trades for several days to several weeks at a time. These types of traders can’t monitor their charts throughout the day so they dedicate a couple of hours analyzing the market every night to make sound trading decisions. Position traders are those that have trades that last for several weeks, months, or even years. These traders know that fundamental themes will be the predominant factor when analyzing the markets and therefore make their trading decisions based on them.
Education
by FXLoungeIN
A look at the economy of the Soviet UnionIt was 98 years that communists randomly drew the borders between Armenia & Azerbaijan (and Georgia and Turkey). And it's still a mess to this day. WW3 soon. Great time to take a look at the economy of the soviet union. This is a vast subject so I will only cover a tiny fraction of what can be said about it, but I will try to basically cover the general idea. I will start by a little intro about the early communists/socialists. Not the revolution itself but how it got started after the revolution. Fun fact: All the early communists that participated in the treaty got executed a few years later by Stalin, just like every single early bolshevik or socialist. I can't help but laugh, every socialist revolution even thousands of years ago the early ones really think they have a bright future and all end up getting killed. Yakov Ganetsky the soviet russian ambassador at the time was a famous communist financeer (hey just like George Soros), of course saying he was secrectly financing a socialist revolution was a crazy conspiracy theory until it happened. What is it with these financial people and wishing to dominate entire populations? A crazy conspiracy theory about George Soros: HE SAID, I have it on video, he said that he saw himself as a sort of divine person that had a special mission, a prophet that had to control the world. So anyway this Yakov that was a financeer of a certain ethnicity which is probably why the subject is avoided by the west so much, got arrested by Stalin in 1937 after the commie police raided his appartement and found communist books that were "not real socialism" (the previous kind of socialism that failed) LOL! So after this he got tortured to confess he was a spy for Germany and Poland because why not, and then after a fair trial that lasted 15 minutes he was sentenced to death and shot the day of his trial. Can't see he didn't have it coming. If he had better predictive abilities than a potato he'd have lived. His wife and son also got shot to death because why not. Askanaz Mravyan was a soviet armenian minister of foreign affairs that participated in this treaty and I cannot find how he died but he died at 43 in the soviet union while holding some political position. Basically most to every early communist was killed and every single jewish communist from 1915-1920 got killed by papa Stalin. Then in the 1950s Stalin got paranoid about the jews again and he got poisonned probably by the serial rapist called Beriah, and oh no he put all the jewish doctors aka all the doctors in prison and there was no one around to help him. Karma. Talking about Karma Stalin during his life had bad events happen to him over and over again. The most famous one is when he wife that couldn't stand him just killed herself to make him suffer :) The most famous revolutionary that got executed story is probably Trotsky, that delusional guy fled to Mexico right? Literally the opposite side of earth. He criticized Stalin saying Stalin was "not real socialism" and Stalin wrote him out of history books and wanted him dead because Trotskism was "not real socialism". In a villa with bodyguards etc. He survived 1 raid in 1939 or 1940 whatever I'm just writting this as I go, and then weeks or months later he got attacked again. And he took an axe to the face. Trostky bodyguards tried beating the assassin to death but he stopped them to look like a good caring person. And then Trotsky slowly died with horrible pain. The murderer got a medla of honor, a few years of jail, and then lived a long and happy life. I don't know how much of history can be trusted but documents, physical proof, that does not contradict each other, that can be trusted. Some people did the research and every single name on the communist list got slaughtered. Every socialist co-conspirator that betrayed and killed Caesar a few months after he limited welfare programs was cut to pieces. Don't tell me it's a coincidence Caesar that had big support got killed just after reducing the amount of romans on welfare by half. Just got started on this intro and this is already long. I told you it was impossible to make a full idea. I am simply going to quote a few numbers about soviet production, the 1920s numbers come from marxists dot org & official soviet numbers, the ones from the second half of the century mostly come from declassified CIA documents. www.theodora.com Muh education! If I just find the right mentor I'll be a great profitable trader. Haha. "Education". So to sum up it sort of always follows the same pattern... The only countries that really try socialism are countries where money can fall from the sky, countries with natural ressources to sell to others so they can import. They crumble and slowly die over decades. The soviet union lasted 70 years. These guys have huge NatGas & Oil reserves and infinite forests. Extremely dumb people want socialism in countries where the natural ressource is the population. There are no giant ressources to extract. Socialism there can't last decades. It can last maybe a few weeks. And then you run out of stuff & other people's money (if they had foreign currencies or gold otherwise it will last a few days the time it takes for the country currency to go to zero). Haha. Venezuela has alot of Oil but it's expensive to extract and didn't work great for them. Videos of people in Zimbabwe & Venezuela going into euphoria a few years ago are easy to find. They're not smiling today thought 😬 Oh and today USA & UK socialists are against deforestation. And they are against extracting Oil & Natural Gas. 🙃 It's just beyond... And 70% of US millenials can't find France or the UK on a map. 11% can't even FIND THE USA! 50% have a positive view of socialism. 20% of young New Yorker think jews perpetrated the holocaust. There is no word to explain how unbelievably stupid they are. My imagination itself is not powerful enough to come up with how there can be such immense stupidity to come to those idiotic conclusions. When I was growing up it did not feel "normal" and I suspected something was wrong. Plebes were getting way dumber at an exponential rate. I was right. If I keep hitting my head against a wall will I wake up from this dream?
NYMEX:CL1!Education
by MrRenev
1
Don't bet against Elon!A little update/correction, just so You understand what I thought and what I said last year. Bottom line: Elon Musk MUST be right about this. As he is smarter then You, and after all, Tesla is His project, not Yours. First of all, He stated _last year_ that we can expect a 50% growth / year. Represented here by the thick magenta line. (Side note: That was before the virus thing.) Secondly he even tweeted that "price is too high" recently, hence he knows math a little better than the FOMO retail investors (the majority) who jumped in around $750 :D and still wondering what happened and why aren't we at $2000 by now? So just HODL! :D Oh dear! If someone, I'm an Elon fan/follower. Any other real Tesla fans here? I don't see many, as if there were, they would listen to HIM. Try to calculate this difficult math problem :D for me please: $350 + 50% each year from 2019 - 2024. (My previous idea was from $420 -I'm biased). But naaaa, You guys always know better, and hope for more and more and get rich quick... until one day you'll get disappointed and drop out and/or loose. Why is that? Just notice the blue dotted line. That is also a possibility. A good investment from $750 to $751 in about one year, right? That was Your plan? :D Please! At the end of the day (I mean the year), Elon is gonna be right and not You . Either way, if there is high volatility or if there isn't. The former case is the green and red arrows, later case is the blue dotted arrow. OK, just listen to Dave Lee then, (smart, high IQ investor, big Tesla bull I know). He predicts TSLA around $2000 in 2024 (BTW, I predicted $2600-$3000 for 2024, but don't listen to me, I'm a biased delusional fanboy). You know, that is a year 2024, anyone able to count to 4 (years ahead) or just blindly repeats some phrases heard on TV/youtube without context and any real time frames understood? Long story short? Tesla is a great car, a great company, and no, You are NOT gonna get rich fast! Mark my words.
NASDAQ:TSLAEducation
by janfoux
EURNZD WYCKOFF SCHEMATICS EXAMPLEHello traders, we would like to share some value knowledge, about structure based mostly on Wyckoff schematics. As an example u have marked up few areas identify by us on multiple TF to help u deeper understanding about markets and printed structure itself. Please, scroll up chart to see multiple examples of accumulation and distribution schematics. Hopefully this will help u get some breakthrough in your trading journey. God bless u all.
Education
by Snipers-Academy