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BANKNIFTY : on daily supportBANKNIFTY closed is near major daily support level. Once it break we may see next daily support in coming days.
Levels of daily, hourly & 15min timeframe marked on chart for today. Follow Price action & trend
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EURCHF:Fib retracement Trading strategyOANDA:EURCHF
Hi , Trader's ,EURCHF is continue in downtrend
After massive selloff market needs to cool down a bit
Price at major support level , and closing of price near current level , will assure of bear's rejection at support level
Market is oversold in many TF .
38.2% and 50% Fib Retracement target
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ALLY Financial Options Ahead of EarningsLooking at the ALLY Financial options chain ahead of earnings , I would buy the $27 strike price at the money Puts with
2023-1-20 expiration date for about
$1.00 premium.
If the options turn out to be profitable Before the earnings release, i would sell at least 50%.
Looking forward to read your opinion about it.
#banknifty look good on both side $BANKNIFTY1! global data seen negative
but we need to prepare on both side movement
we need to see global market closing at the morning
1) if positive we short Banknifty or buy PE at 42000 nearby level
2) and below level we taking PE by trialling stop loss
3) if sustain above trend line we buy for the target at upside
Thoughts About Selling Courses and Strategies Regarding the idea of selling courses and strategies online, I would like to share my thoughts with everyone for reference.
(1) Successful traders usually don't lack money, and they are often unwilling to share the money-making tools they have developed through hard work and research. A few ambitious traders are willing to share their experience, knowledge, and even occasionally reveal their trading cards. Facebook provides many free high-quality resources. In addition, there are very few traders who are just starting out and hope to earn some extra income, but they do not treat trading as their main business.
(2) If you find that a trader has been selling courses for more than five or ten years, you need to carefully evaluate whether they have really made money from the market. The power of compounding is frightening, and if they are capable, they should have made a fortune a long time ago.
(3) In fact, trading is not just about having a profitable strategy. Taking futures as an example, most traders end up losing money, even though their strategies may not be the problem. Therefore, selling a fishing rod (strategy) without teaching how to use it is not enough to make you successful in trading.
(4) I believe that trading, like any competitive sport, should have coaches. However, this culture seems to be lacking in the domestic market. Just like when I learned how to play Texas Hold'em, I sought out a coach to establish the correct concept. Otherwise, even if you succeed, it will only be a fluke, and if you fail, it will be common. Proper money management and psychological adjustment are more important than technical skills.
I suggest that everyone can buy books on the market to learn on their own. If you can't even find a book to read, you may not be suitable for trading at all.
If you encounter difficulties during the process of practicing what you have learned from the book, you can come to me for help as a coach. I am willing to help, but I also hope that you can donate the money you make in the future to those in need.
How to Trade the Markets - Step 1 - Creating a LifelineHello,
In this video series i will be walking you through my new approach on how i am currently trading the markets.
Step 1 - Creating a Lifeline
We need to create a lifeline that factors no more than 2% on a stop loss playing the current daily candle. I will show you how to enter and factor in a stop loss for security in your capital.
TSLA Short - MyMI Option PlaysAfter breaking support around the $187s, we're now looking to see if it closes below those levels and continues to the downside of about $160.
As most have pointed out, we still have a $154 Gap from Mid-Jan when TSLA begins the recovery in this longer-term downtrend that we've been in since the drop of the price from the $400s. So potential to see that Gap Filled of course before determining the moves forward.
We will be looking for a potential bounce back to the upside during the Intraday Trading Session we will look to potentially enter some Shorts that are a little longer term to lower our Theta Drain while TSLA takes it time to make it back to those $160 Levels.
Cash flow vibrationsIn the previous post we started to analyze the Cash flow statement. From it, we learned about the existence of three cash flows - operating cash flow, financial cash flow, and investment cash flow. Like three rivers, they fill the company's "lake of cash" (that is, they go with a "+" sign).
However, there are three other rivers that flow out of our lake, preventing it from expanding indefinitely. What are their names? They have absolutely identical names: operating cash flow, financial cash flow, and investment cash flow (and they go with a "-" sign). Why so? Because all of the company's outgoing payments can also be divided into these three rivers:
Operating payments include the purchase of raw materials, the payment of wages - everything related to the production and support of the product.
Financial payments include repayment of debt and interest on it, payment of dividends, or buyback of shares from shareholders.
Investment payments include the purchase of non-current assets (say, the purchase of additional buildings or shares in another company).
If the inflows from the three rivers on the left are greater than the outflows into the rivers on the right, then our lake will increase in volume, meaning that the company's cash balances will grow.
If the outflows into the three rivers on the right are greater than the inflows from the rivers on the left, the lake will become shallow and eventually dry up.
So, the cash flow statement shows how much our lake has increased or decreased over the period (quarter or year). This report can be presented as four entries:
Each value of A, B, and C is the difference between what came into our lake from the river and what flowed out of the lake by the river of the same name. That is, the value can be either positive or negative.
How can we interpret the meanings of the different flows? Let's break down each of them.
Operating cash flow . In a fundamentally strong company, it is the most stable and powerful river. The implication is that it should be the main source of "water" for our lake. Negative operating cash flow is an indicator of serious problems with the business because it means it is not generating money.
Investment cash flow . This is the most unpredictable river, as sometimes it can be very powerful and sometimes it can flow like a thin trickle. This is due to the fact that the purchase or sale of non-current assets (recall that these may be buildings, equipment, shares in other companies) does not occur as regularly as operational activities. A sudden negative investment flow tells us about some big purchase. Shareholders do not always view such events positively, as they may consider it an unwise expenditure or a threat to dividend payments. Therefore, they may start to sell their shares, which causes their price to drop. If a big purchase is perceived as an opportunity to reach the next level and capture more market share, then we may see exactly the opposite effect - an increase in share price.
Financial cash flow . A negative value of this cash flow can be seen as a very positive signal because it means that the company is either actively reducing its debt to creditors, or using the money to pay dividends, or spending the money to buy its own stock (*), or maybe all of these together.
(*) Here you may ask, why would a company buy its own stock? Management sometimes does this when they are confident in the success of their business and want to support the growth of their stock. The company becomes a major buyer of its own stock for some time so that it begins to grow. The process itself is called share buyback .
Positive financial cash flow, on the other hand, signals either an increase in debt or the sale of its own stock. As far as debt is concerned, you can't say that loans are bad for business. But there has to be a measure. But the sale by a company of its own shares is already an alarming signal to the current shareholders. It means that the company doesn't have enough money coming out of operating cash flow.
There is another type of cash flow that is not a separate "river," but is used as information about how much cash the company has left to meet its obligations to creditors and shareholders. This is Free cash flow .
It is simple to calculate: just subtract one of the components of the investment cash flow from the operating cash flow. This component is called Capital expenditures (often abbreviated as CAPEX). Capital expenditures include outgoing payments that go toward the purchase of non-current assets , such as land, buildings, equipment, etc.
(Free cash flow = Operating cash flow - Capital expenditures)
Free cash flow can be characterized as the "living" money that a company has created over a period, which can be used to repay loans, pay dividends, and buyback stocks from shareholders. If free cash flow is very weak or even negative, it is a reason for creditors, shareholders and investors to think about how the company is doing business.
This concludes my discussion of the cash flow statement topic. Next time, let's talk about the magic ratios that you can get from a company's financial statements. They greatly facilitate the process of fundamental analysis and are widely used by investors around the world. We will talk about the so-called Financial Ratios . See you soon!
Trading IMX in a Ranging MarketLet’s see how you can trade IMX in a ranging market successfully!
What is ImmutableX IMX? ImmutableX IMX is the native cryptocurrency of the ImmutableX platform. ImmutableX is a layer-2 scaling solution for Ethereum, designed to offer fast and secure trading of non-fungible tokens (NFTs). ImmutableX uses the Ethereum network for security and settlement but offloads the heavy lifting of transaction processing and validation to its own layer-2 solution. ImmutableX aims to be the fastest and most secure way to trade NFTs on the Ethereum network.
IMX's performance in 2022: IMX has had a good year so far, increasing about 200% since the start of the year. However, it is currently caught between two levels, which makes it an excellent candidate for range trading.
Trading with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements. It is used to determine when an asset is overbought or oversold. The RSI is usually an excellent choice to use on coins that are ranging.
In this chart above, we traded with the RSI on the 1-Hour chart with the basic settings of Period 14, buy when the RSI is below 30 and sell when the RSI is above 70. This setup brought a profit of 89% since February 1st. This indicates that range trading with the RSI indicator can be a profitable strategy for IMX.
Disclaimer: Please take into account that the RSI works well when the market is ranging. When the market is in a downtrend, it will start working significantly worse.
Bottom Line: IMX showed significant growth in 2022, and is now ranging. The RSI indicator is a useful tool for trading IMX in its current-ranging market.
Huobi Token HT could be the next exchange to fall?Huobi had experienced a lot of withdrawals recently.
This week I predict another selloff in the stock and crypto market after the CPI report on January 12.
My price targets for Huobi Token HT are:
HT/USDT short
Entry Range: $4.50 - 5.00
Price Target 1: $4.30
Price Target 2: $3.80
Price Target 3: $3.00
Stop Loss: $5.90