If you want to replicate the “memory pattern,” I’d focus on four areas:
Power, grid & switchgear
AI’s bottleneck is moving toward physical electricity.
Semiconductor test & yield
✍️CONCEPTO DE TRADING: Vamos con el primer concepto básico de trading que, incomprensiblemente, ni siquiera las academias de trading explican correctamente.
Hoy os avisaba de un escenario muy probable en #nasdaq... escenario motivado por un detalle...
¿Qual?
Os leo...
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mira que yo soy apolítico (nunca he votado ni tengo intención de hacerlo) pero el tema de la vivienda y el psoe me calienta muxo
llevan 8 años no solo reventando el mercado inmobiliario a base de meter gente y poner trabas a la construcción, sino que encima se estaban LUCRANDO con ello
y no contentos con eso encima tienen los santos cojones de organizar el espectáculo bochornoso de la pobre vieja para pasarse semanas sacando el dedito y gritando mucho
mira maxo... habéis destruido los proyectos de vida de una generación y reventado el ascensor social con la puta vivienda
al menos tened la decencia de callarse la boca tronco
a tomar por culo hombre ya
q cabreo
Something VERY interesting happened in the stock market today...
For the first time in a while, we're starting to see CAPITULATION-STYLE VOLUME OFF THE LOWS in a lot of stocks
And I don't think enough people understand why this is so important
For the past few months, trading volume has been incredibly low
A lot of fund managers and institutions have seemingly been sitting on the sidelines, waiting for better opportunities to deploy capital
When institutional participation is lacking, stocks have a much harder time sustaining moves. Breakouts fail, rallies get sold, and momentum becomes increasingly difficult to find
BUT
Today we finally started seeing something different...
Stocks that had been selling off for several consecutive sessions began attracting significant volume near their lows
And more importantly, PRICE WAS GETTING BOUGHT UP
This is what we refer to as CAPITULATION VOLUME
Here's why it matters:
When a stock has been declining for several days, fear starts building.
-Longs begin panic-selling
-Weak hands capitulate
-Late shorts chase the breakdown
-Price becomes overextended below its moving averages
-Selling volume accelerates
Eventually, you can reach a point where an enormous amount of selling occurs in a very short period
But here's the important part...
What happens when all that selling volume comes in, yet price STOPS going lower?
That's where things get interesting
If a stock trades on unusually high volume near its lows but begins recovering and closes near the highs of its candle, it can indicate that buyers are absorbing the selling pressure
Think about the psychology...
Everyone wants out, yet somebody is willing to take the other side of those transactions
And when enough demand steps in, the selling pressure can become exhausted, leading to a very aggressive reversal
This is one of the most important concepts in Volume Price Analysis (VPA).
But how can we actually take advantage of this?
Here's what I look for:
1. CAPITULATION VOLUME
A sharp decline after several consecutive red days, followed by unusually high volume near the lows
2. A CHANGE IN PRICE ACTION
I want to see the stock stop making new lows, form a hammer or bullish engulfing candle, and begin closing near its highs
3. THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE V
I'm NOT trying to predict the bottom.
I want to see price reclaim important levels, establish higher lows, and begin breaking its sequence of lower highs
4. VOLUME CONFIRMATION
Ideally, volume expands on the recovery and contracts during pullbacks
This can indicate that buying interest is returning while selling pressure is weakening
5. FOLLOW-THROUGH
One strong reversal candle isn't enough to confirm a lasting bottom
I want to see whether buyers continue defending the lows over the following sessions, with price eventually reclaiming important moving averages and building constructive bases
Now here's the MOST important takeaway...
Today's volume does NOT necessarily mean the market has bottomed
Capitulation can happen multiple times throughout a correction, and a large volume candle by itself doesn't prove institutional accumulation
However, after months of relatively weak participation, seeing this type of volume return near the lows is something worth paying very close attention to
It could be an early indication that fund managers and institutions are beginning to find attractive opportunities in quality companies at these lower prices
And if this buying interest continues, it may eventually lead to stronger accumulation patterns and a healthier market environment
Remember:
A bottom isn't confirmed by one big green candle
Bottoming is a PROCESS:
First comes capitulation
Then the reversal
Then accumulation and improving price structure
&
Eventually, if demand continues to build, a new uptrend can develop
Today was the first encouraging sign of meaningful buying interest near the lows that I've seen in a while
Now the question is whether that demand can sustain itself over the coming sessions
That's what I'll be paying attention to
A una tesis de inversión no le importan tus preferencias personales o tu visión del mundo.
Tampoco sabe a qué precio compraste, si estás en positivo o en negativo.
Una tesis de inversión a largo plazo funcionará si acabas teniendo razón y el precio era adecuado.
@evagalanx Efectivamente el primer banco hizo lo correcto (sin saber otras circunstancias tuyas) al final es un negocio, el banco no conoce personalmente a los clientes ni los proyectos que tengas, la política de créditos cambia en cada entidad
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@ezecabcas@BonaStrategy Va a haber una purga importante de empresas. El concepto de amplitud deberá ser revisado. Básicamente vamos hacia unos mercados concentrados en gigaempresas de eficiencia y productividad extrema y sin parangón hasta ahora, tipo Galactus. Y será pronto