@TheShortBear I see your point, but markets may not celebrate it necessarily as it may be priced in when that time comes as markets did when there was FX headwinds (think few years ago).
@thelaptoplegend On the KIDZ trade (1st screenshot), how much were you stopping out on those first 3 covers? Was it like half of your initial position or were you stopping out your whole starter? Looks like it took 3 tries before it started working for you
@bluechipdaily Just like an overbought reading during an uptrend isn't a sell signal. Trends in any direction with especially high RVol momentum can go much further than you think
@TradetheMatrix1 it's also a tell-tale sign for longs that it wants to screw with you. These charts are likely to be very difficult to make money on either side once those candles start
@madaznfootballr If you ask yourself would you have taken those trades again, what would you have done differently? Would you have taken the trades at all or with less size? Would you have stopped out sooner? I'm just curious your though process.
@aRobotNamedSnax are you typically marketing in/out on these type of scalps trades? or trying to capture the spread (joining the bid then selling the ask) or just slapping the ask?
@TheOneLanceB you can compare the EV increase by the turn or river with AK suited to adding or pyramiding to a B+ set up. The EV isn't as good as A+ initially, but by your third, fourth add, it can yield higher EV than the initial entry on an A+ set up.
@TheOneLanceB Aces also don't play post flop as well as suited AK. Your EV with AA is highest pre flop and actually decreases post flop. With suited AK, it's the opposite- your EV often increases post flop and statistically yield better EV by the turn or river