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>>54801697

>>27794550
That’s what I don’t get, if it’s at 0.05 and you figure if it hits 0.055 it’s pumping, you set your limit buy there. But if you set a stop at 0.06 in case it’s REALLY pumping, that 0.055 limit won’t go through because you’re already above it. So how is a stop-limit buy different from a normal limit buy? Or would you set the buy limit above the stop, with the stop being somewhere ridiculous in order to catch a massive pump?

Where can I go to learn how to trade? I can only hold like a monkey I don't want to be a loser anymore

>>16460059
I'll be honest, no.

You have to understand, I'm trading on Robinhood.

>>14040093
be nice anon, im learning

>wageslaving
>cant afford to move out
>new full-time position opens up
>covered this position for probably a month, in total time across a few years
>no training needed for me
>management goes to a part-timer and offers them the job even though they have zero experience and need days of training
Just realized I'm in a dead-end job fml bros