/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52380042
>selling

zoomout faggot

It's quite clear we're in for another dump for a lower low with all the chain reaction from gayTX but this shit still does exactly the opposite

Don't know what to tell you mate. It's a mystery

>>52380042
Exchanges can see where the shorts and longs are, they can work out how much it will cost them to manipulate the price, and how much they will get from it and if it works out they will squeeze you

>>52380153
Do you really think there's some mechanism that calculates exactly when I enter to fuck me over or shake me out? Sounds schizo but my positions are not that large (50k)

>>52380042
Might have something to do with you chasing a 2% spread, have you tried trading like a man who doesn't have ADHD?

>>52380042
>selling at sub 20k when you know it will hit 100k within the next 3 years
You deserve to lose it all you retarded gambling addict

>>52380236
>know

>>52380183
Lol no not you, but you see the same information as other people and make the same logical calls

>>52380236
selling at 20k and buying for 10k would make it equivalent to 200k bitcoin

>>52380042
Leverage trading is manipulated

>>52380042
I have asked myself the same question.
The conclusion I arrived at was that I am the average investor who is targeted by all the influencers/news/psyops. Even calling myself an investor is a stretch. I am no investor, I am exit liquidity.
Once I made peace with this that and the fact that my intelligence is at or below average my overall trading got much better.
I am not as smart as I would've hoped, and that's ok. Not everyone is born special and that's ok.

>>52380302
I need time to think.

Maybe you're just retarded and enter positions based on your feelings and not logic. Tried learning to trade?

>>52380318
Take your time, fren. Personal growth is painful, but ultimately a beneficial process.

>>52380345
I'm doing my best learning and expanding my tool set for proper decision making, honestly the most profit I've made was on larger spreads, and almost all my losses were from getting shaken out of positions

If you got any suggestions on learning materials I'd be happy to use them

>shorting when it dumps
>longing when it pumps
a true /biz investor

>>52380183
>>52380153
bookmap as an indicator when puny retailers get fucked lol

https://youtu.be/NABVLtZ7Egw

>>52380042

Unironically, no indicator or strategy will help you. Only thing that will is trading discipline. I know it sounds simple, but you just have to stick to your rules and use your intuition.

>>52380453
>as
has

there is also this jew who i like about crypto
https://youtu.be/Y1S7QRTBwXE

he has his own channel and memes his tricks to follow the herd

>>52380453
>>52380469
What's the difference between this and Kingfisher?

>>52380042
successrate of retail traders is 2%. they are wrong 98% of the time. thats why brokers sell the order flow to hedge funds: its a almost 100% indicator. thats why a octopus or rat that randomly touch buttons have a significantly higher win rate than retail.

Why is that the case? because this is an industry constructed around the idea of taking your money. you are conditioned to always be wrong and the market is geared towards exploiting baseline human thought and emotional patterns

>>52380496
well the data is given by the exchange so it must be the same
bookmap is not specialized on cryptos tho, it's really futures oriented, but they managed to make it work for cryptos first, then they added their indicator and shilled it
>>52380406
like here >>52380468
the most important thing in trading is psychology so you have to watch

>Mark Douglas - How to think like a professional Trader (all parts) | Trading Psychology Seminar
https://youtu.be/s--sCEcYIGI
> Mark Douglas Discussed Trading Psychology, Risk and much more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sg4YzRhILFE

>>52380302
well done anon. you realized you are unconciously incompetent. the market knows that and exploits it, not just financial markets btw but also propagandist use the unconcious incompetence especially of the middle class to indoctrinate them. anyways you made a huge leap forward, well done

>>52380553
Thanks alot

>Set long/short
>Set s/l
>A scam wick and proceed to pump/dump
Same. Wish I good like those twitter trader.

>>52380406
All the standard stuff, doncian channels, ichimoku, macd, MAs, etc. It's literally been figured out like 40 years ago. Also japanese candle analysis for HTF and Mark Douglas' system.

>>52380584
You should enter on the scam wick you dummy, aggr trade shows market trades real time and has sound indication, after some time you just know it's a scam move (it's not a scam actually, just no more liquidity, thinking someone's trying to scam you is ghey, it's you vs. the market, and market is like weather, it does not have any intention, it just happens like rain, do you think rain is trying to make you wet purposefully because it hates you?)

>>52380042
How long have you been trading to arrive at this point?

>>52380584
>>52380406
for me it's just divergences rsi+stochastics on major levels or pivots or vwap, it's really not that hard as long as you have good psychology like mark douglas above said

You were supposed to be shorting when Bitcoin was above 20k, not waiting for 10-15% crash under 20k and then start shorting

>>52381182
I made 6k on the dump from 20k, it's the other short term positions that make me seethe

>>52381221
don't ignore me OP >>52381138

>>52380042
It's called volatility, retard. The price goes up and down several times in any given price range.
So even if you're right longterm (you're probably not) you will most likely be in the red for some time.

>>52380183
>Do you really think there's some mechanism that calculates exactly when I enter to fuck me over or shake me out?

>>52380042
Why are you longing/shorting anything when the 4h heiken is all stars on BTC and Eth. Wait for a brick, lad.