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Hahaha, this market has made me laugh so hard, every time it drops, a bunch of backseat drivers jump out, smugly saying 'I said that long ago,' yet they can't explain why. Hahaha, I estimate that half of the population in psychiatric hospitals in the future will include these 'great bloggers'.
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$BTC In the past, our judgment criteria for bull and bear markets were based on the internationally recognized weekly EMA21 bull-bear dividing line, and with the help of other indexes (such as NFCI, dot plot, etc.) as standard support.
But now we will use the an-vwap line extended on November 5 as the bull-bear dividing line this time, which we call "Trump support"
But now we will use the an-vwap line extended on November 5 as the bull-bear dividing line this time, which we call "Trump support"
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Can $AGLD drop a little faster? This needle is just dragging on, and you don't have many days left to waste.
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#crv I have always felt that adhering strictly to technical forms is quite ridiculous. Taking the daily chart of CRV as an example, in the first image, it suddenly rises, and when retail investors ask why it’s rising, oh, it turns out it's following a channel.
Similarly, in the second image, it falls, and retail investors ask why it’s falling, oh, it turns out the original M-shaped top hit a certain indicator support.
Then, when asking about the third image, why has it been oscillating for so long suddenly bursting up or down, oh, it turns out it's a triangular formation.
Again, when asking about the fourth image, why has it been in a continuous decline, oh, it turns out it's a descending channel.
Then you basically understand the ever-changing market. If you start developing towards algorithmic trading, you'll begin learning probability theory → PDE → stochastic processes → Monte Carlo simulation → mathematical statistics → machine learning → deep learning → game theory → various models.........
Isn't this much better than a newcomer directly asking which all-in bet is stronger?
Similarly, in the second image, it falls, and retail investors ask why it’s falling, oh, it turns out the original M-shaped top hit a certain indicator support.
Then, when asking about the third image, why has it been oscillating for so long suddenly bursting up or down, oh, it turns out it's a triangular formation.
Again, when asking about the fourth image, why has it been in a continuous decline, oh, it turns out it's a descending channel.
Then you basically understand the ever-changing market. If you start developing towards algorithmic trading, you'll begin learning probability theory → PDE → stochastic processes → Monte Carlo simulation → mathematical statistics → machine learning → deep learning → game theory → various models.........
Isn't this much better than a newcomer directly asking which all-in bet is stronger?
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I originally wanted to see what support there was for GMT, but the chips are so damn scattered that my dual VWAP strategy has turned into bearish support. Then I found out that most of the funds come from South Korea... well, can't argue with that.
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$GMT Seeing other posts criticizing GMT, I really can't hold back anymore. I think GMT is a good coin, a good altcoin. Before it drops, it even kindly shows you a wolf wave and informs you in advance that this coin is about to be in an irreversible state. Compared to other terrible coins, this one is simply as bright as it can get.
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$XVG Others are demon coins, but you, my friend, are a beast coin, so I don’t envy you even if you spiral up a hundred times, because you are too beastly, even more beastly than GMT and hive.
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