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>>9203780

>>TA
TA is certainly not as effective in the cryptocurrency market. A lack of regulations allows people to manipulate coins with smaller market caps, as well as high volatility and no trade limits. TA works really well on the NASDAQ because people are limited in their impact. These patterns are recognized for a reason. Even if TA is only right 51% of time, that's enough certainty to systematically earn money.

Side note - check out boolinger bands. It's my favorite TA tool for highlighting over or undersold coins. Waller investor does them.

>>Walletinvestor.com is free. A testament to their accuracy, they predicted btc would fall once it hit 20k, and they predicted a floor around 6.5k all the way back in November. They are astonishingly good. One thing though, they are strictly TA. Things like updates and forks are not considered in their analysis. I'll attach an image.

>>I have so much Tron because I bought it super cheap many months ago and it exploded in value, becoming one of my biggest investments. It most likely won't have another run like it had, but a big update is right around the corner. I'd be hesitant to put money on it right now, although it appears to have more appreciation to come in the near future, which is why I'm doing the HODL. I just don't buy things when they're doing well. I try to get in before I know if it's even good. As far as link goes, same story big update coming, biz has been talking about link for a month and it's really a solid project. Do your own research though.

I'm glad my advice may be useful for you. I wish you luck on your trading journey. This is the path to truly living wage free. It just takes some practice and resources.

>>9203762
Meh, we all started somewhere. Gotta learn somehow, but hey, thanks for the compliment. If he doesn't know what I'm talking about, he can google.

Here's more supercomputer analysis.