@NYPDnews Interesting... 'safer streets', but yet, no mention of the REAL threat on our streets: drivers who speed, run BLATANT Reds, speed thru turns/don't yield to peds, private-use vehicles ILLEGALLY parked/idling in lanes of traffic/crosswalks/bike lanes/bus stops. #carbrain
COPPER WATCH: NOVARED REMAINS A TOP COPPER WATCH. Active traders, this keeps earning my attention.
NRED brings together themes that copper traders understand.
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Shortages get noticed after prices jump.
Copper first. Discovery next.
NRED uses MetalCore AI to rank Canadian targets
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The article makes a strong case for the plan to supply copper to America, which supports the long-term case for NRED. The setup keeps getting better
#ENGARG#NationalHotDogDay#HOTD
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Bloomberg angle: Rare earths and copper are central to U.S. industrial policy, supporting the $NRED backdrop. NFA.
#jonita#tommavi#HOTD
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🏙️ Under Mayor Zohran Mamdani, NYC’s luxury housing market, especially in Manhattan, remains remarkably strong.
While the broader U.S. housing market has slowed, high end Manhattan home sales remain strong, defying predictions that wealthy buyers would flee the city. 🗽
Volume Profile Anatomy
Volume Profile shows where trading volume occurred at different price levels, helping traders identify key support, resistance, and value areas.
1. Point of Control (POC)
The POC is the price level with the highest traded volume.
Strongest area of interest between buyers and sellers.
Often acts as support or resistance.
Price tends to revisit the POC.
2. Value Area (VA)
The range where approximately 70% of all volume was traded.
Value Area High (VAH)
Upper boundary of the value area.
Often acts as resistance.
Value Area Low (VAL)
Lower boundary of the value area.
Often acts as support.
3. High Volume Nodes (HVNs)
Areas with large volume concentrations.
Indicate acceptance and fair value.
Price often slows down or consolidates here.
Strong support/resistance zones.
4. Low Volume Nodes (LVNs)
Areas with very little traded volume.
Indicate rejection of price.
Price tends to move quickly through these zones.
Often create breakout opportunities.
5. Volume Profile Shape Types
D-Shape (Balanced Market)
Volume concentrated in the middle.
Range-bound conditions.
Best for mean-reversion trades.
P-Shape (Bullish Profile)
Volume concentrated near the top.
Often follows short covering.
Bullish bias.
b-Shape (Bearish Profile)
Volume concentrated near the bottom.
Often follows long liquidation.
Bearish bias.
B-Shape (Double Distribution)
Two separate volume clusters.
Indicates market transition.
Expect volatility between distributions.
Simple Trading Framework
Bullish Setup
Price holds above POC.
Pulls back to VAL or HVN.
Bullish confirmation candle.
Target VAH.
Bearish Setup
Price stays below POC.
Retests VAH or HVN.
Bearish confirmation candle.
Target VAL.
Key Rule
HVNs attract price, while LVNs repel price.
Understanding the relationship between POC, VAH, VAL, HVNs, and LVNs can help you identify high-probability support, resistance, and breakout zones in any market.
Everyone, EyeX cannot prove grade or mineralization, but it may help NRED identify visible anomalies that deserve closer study
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🚨 YOUR 10-MONTH TRADING CAREER ROADMAP✍️
Trading is NOT a get-rich-quick scheme. It's a skill you build step-by-step! Here is your proven path to becoming a professional trader.
👉 Month 1: Learn the Basics (Candlesticks, Timeframes, Support & Resistance)
👉 Month 2-3: Master Technicals & Price Action (Trends, Market Structure, Patterns)
👉 Month 4: Build Your Own Strategy (Set Entries, Exits, & Risk/Reward rules)
👉 Month 5: Practice on a Demo Account (Journal every trade & fix mistakes)
👉 Month 6: Master Risk Management & Psychology (Control fear & greed)
👉 Month 7-9: Go Live with Small Capital (Scale up slowly as you adapt)
👉 Month 10+: Become a Full-Time Professional (Secure financial freedom)
💡 Never forget: Focus ➡️ Plan ➡️ Execute ➡️ Review ➡️ Repeat.
Success = Learn + Practice + Journal + Discipline + Consistency.