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@JaytraderMM

💻Funded Trader | Stocks | Crypto| Forex 📚📊 Busco siempre tener la información que diferencia entre lo que me cuentan, lo que veo y la verdad. #DYOR

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

about 2 years ago · Palma

En los últimos dos días, he tenido la oportunidad de cerrar con un alto porcentaje de ganancias. Sin embargo, al no alcanzar mi objetivo de ganancias, no logré obtener beneficios y en varias ocasiones salí en BE o tocando el stop loss. Lamentablemente, hoy sobreoperé en un intento por demostrar que el mercado estaba a mi favor. Al igual que en la vida, los mismos patrones se repiten una y otra vez para que desistas de tus sueños y te rindas. Mi objetivo es convertirme en un trader profesional, y durante estos últimos 4 años me he estado formando por mi cuenta. A pesar de lo ocurrido en estos días, he encontrado la determinación para seguir construyéndome y tomar nota de cómo romper el patrón que me impide alcanzar mis metas. "Cuando estás a punto de rendirte, estás más cerca de lo que piensas".

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. En los últimos dos días, he tenido la oportunidad de cerrar con un alto porcentaje de ganancias. Sin embargo, al no alcanzar mi objetivo de ganancias, no logré obtener beneficios y en varias ocasiones salí en BE o tocando el stop loss. Lamentablemente, hoy sobreoperé en un intento por demostrar que el mercado estaba a mi favor. Al igual que en la vida, los mismos patrones se repiten una y otra vez para que desistas de tus sueños y te rindas. Mi objetivo es convertirme en un trader profesional, y durante estos últimos 4 años me he estado formando por mi cuenta. A pesar de lo ocurrido en estos días, he encontrado la determinación para seguir construyéndome y tomar nota de cómo romper el patrón que me impide alcanzar mis metas.

"Cuando estás a punto de rendirte, estás más cerca de lo que piensas".

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

about 13 hours ago

Muchos se equivocan comprando todo demasiado pronto. Y muchos otros se equivocan esperando tanto, que nunca compran. Este no es momento de impulsividad ni de parálisis. Es momento de promediar, administrar capital y entender que nadie compra el suelo exacto. ethereum:native

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. Muchos se equivocan comprando todo demasiado pronto.

Y muchos otros se equivocan esperando tanto, que nunca compran.

Este no es momento de impulsividad ni de parálisis.

Es momento de promediar, administrar capital y entender que nadie compra el suelo exacto. ethereum:native https://t.co/PVdVaagU8e

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

about 2 months ago

Te emocionas por unas Nike al 30% de descuento, pero ignoras Nike en bolsa con un 67% de rebaja. ¿Tienes mentalidad de consumidor o de inversor? $NKE

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. Te emocionas por unas Nike al 30% de descuento, pero ignoras Nike en bolsa con un 67% de rebaja.
¿Tienes mentalidad de consumidor o de inversor?
$NKE https://t.co/ijNacIP8GZ

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JaytraderMM retweeted

3 months ago

What consistently profitable trading really is:

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

4 months ago

¿A qué activos está fluyendo el dinero ahora?

4 months ago

🚨OVER $12 TRILLION WAS ERASED FROM GLOBAL MARKETS IN JUST 48 HOURS. But why ? This was not a normal volatility. This was a structural unwind across metals and equities happening at the same time. First, look at the scale of the damage. Precious metals collapse: • Gold: −16.36%, wiping out $6.38 TRILLION • Silver: −38.9%, wiping out $2.6 TRILLION • Platinum: −29.5%, wiping out $235B • Palladium: −25%, wiping out $110B Equities: • S&P 500: −1.88%, wiping out $1.3T • Nasdaq: −3.15%, wiping out $1.38T • Russell 2000: wiping out $100B In total, well over $12 trillion vanished, which is more than the GDP of Germany, Japan, and India combined. Here is what actually broke the market. METALS WERE AT HISTORIC HIGHS Silver had just printed 9 consecutive green monthly candles. That has never happened before. The previous record was 8 green months, and that marked major cycle tops. Silver had already delivered over a 3x return in 12 months. For a $5–$6 trillion asset, that is extreme. At the peak, silver was up 65–70% YTD. Gold was also deeply stretched after a parabolic run driven by easing expectations. At those levels, profit-taking was inevitable. MOMENTUM PULLED IN LATE RETAIL AND LEVERAGE The vertical rally sucked in a large wave of late buyers rotating out of crypto and equities. Most of this money did not go into physical metal. It went into leveraged futures and paper contracts. The dominant narrative was simple: Silver to $150–$200. That encouraged oversized long positions right at the top. When the price rolled over, liquidation started immediately. LONG LIQUIDATION CASCADE TOOK OVER Once silver dropped: • Margin calls triggered • Longs were forced out • Price dropped more • More liquidations followed This is why silver collapsed over 35% in just 1 day. It was not sellers choosing to exit. It was forced selling. PAPER MARKET STRESS VS PHYSICAL REALITY The silver market is heavily paper-driven. Estimated paper-to-physical ratio: 300–350:1. That means hundreds of paper claims exist for every real ounce. During the crash: • COMEX silver fell sharply • Physical markets stayed elevated At one point, US silver was trading at $85–$90, and Shanghai silver was trading at $136. That gap exposed stress between paper pricing and real demand. Paper markets unwind fast. Physical markets move slower. MARGIN HIKES POURED FUEL ON THE FIRE As prices were already falling, exchanges raised margins aggressively. Effective Feb 2, 2026: • Silver: 11% to 15% • Platinum: 12% to 15% Then a second hike in just 3 days: • Gold futures: +33% • Silver futures: +36% • Platinum: +25% • Palladium: +14% Margin hikes force traders to post more collateral immediately. In a falling market, this means automatic liquidations. That is why the move felt violent and one-directional. FED CHAIR CLARITY REMOVED A KEY BULLISH PILLAR For months, markets were positioned around uncertainty over who would lead the Fed. That uncertainty supported gold and silver, since hard assets tend to benefit when policy direction is unclear. When Kevin Warsh’s probability of becoming Fed Chair surged, that uncertainty trade ended. Warsh is not a new name. He served on the Fed during the 2008 crisis and has a long record criticizing aggressive QE, excess liquidity, and prolonged balance sheet expansion. Markets had been priced for a more extreme outcome: fast rate cuts plus heavy liquidity injections. Warsh getting nominated signaled rate cuts with balance sheet discipline. That shift removed a major support for gold and silver and triggered capital outflows. On its own, this would not have caused a crash, but combined with extreme leverage and crowded positioning, it accelerated. This was not a demand collapse. This was: • Historic overextension • Extreme leverage • Crowded positioning • Forced liquidations • Margin hikes • And a sudden policy narrative shift

BullTheoryio's tweet photo. 🚨OVER $12 TRILLION WAS ERASED FROM GLOBAL MARKETS IN JUST 48 HOURS.

But why ?

This was not a normal volatility. This was a structural unwind across metals and equities happening at the same time.

First, look at the scale of the damage.

Precious metals collapse:
• Gold: −16.36%, wiping out $6.38 TRILLION
• Silver: −38.9%, wiping out $2.6 TRILLION
• Platinum: −29.5%, wiping out $235B
• Palladium: −25%, wiping out $110B

Equities:
• S&P 500: −1.88%, wiping out $1.3T
• Nasdaq: −3.15%, wiping out $1.38T
• Russell 2000: wiping out $100B

In total, well over $12 trillion vanished, which is more than the GDP of Germany, Japan, and India combined.

Here is what actually broke the market.

METALS WERE AT HISTORIC HIGHS

Silver had just printed 9 consecutive green monthly candles. That has never happened before.

The previous record was 8 green months, and that marked major cycle tops.

Silver had already delivered over a 3x return in 12 months. For a $5–$6 trillion asset, that is extreme.

At the peak, silver was up 65–70% YTD.

Gold was also deeply stretched after a parabolic run driven by easing expectations. At those levels, profit-taking was inevitable.

MOMENTUM PULLED IN LATE RETAIL AND LEVERAGE

The vertical rally sucked in a large wave of late buyers rotating out of crypto and equities. Most of this money did not go into physical metal.

It went into leveraged futures and paper contracts.

The dominant narrative was simple: Silver to $150–$200. That encouraged oversized long positions right at the top. When the price rolled over, liquidation started immediately.

LONG LIQUIDATION CASCADE TOOK OVER

Once silver dropped:
• Margin calls triggered
• Longs were forced out
• Price dropped more
• More liquidations followed

This is why silver collapsed over 35% in just 1 day. It was not sellers choosing to exit. It was forced selling.

PAPER MARKET STRESS VS PHYSICAL REALITY

The silver market is heavily paper-driven. Estimated paper-to-physical ratio: 300–350:1. That means hundreds of paper claims exist for every real ounce.

During the crash:
• COMEX silver fell sharply
• Physical markets stayed elevated

At one point, US silver was trading at $85–$90, and Shanghai silver was trading at $136. That gap exposed stress between paper pricing and real demand.

Paper markets unwind fast. Physical markets move slower.

MARGIN HIKES POURED FUEL ON THE FIRE

As prices were already falling, exchanges raised margins aggressively.

Effective Feb 2, 2026:
• Silver: 11% to 15%
• Platinum: 12% to 15%

Then a second hike in just 3 days:
• Gold futures: +33%
• Silver futures: +36%
• Platinum: +25%
• Palladium: +14%

Margin hikes force traders to post more collateral immediately. In a falling market, this means automatic liquidations. That is why the move felt violent and one-directional.

FED CHAIR CLARITY REMOVED A KEY BULLISH PILLAR

For months, markets were positioned around uncertainty over who would lead the Fed.

That uncertainty supported gold and silver, since hard assets tend to benefit when policy direction is unclear.

When Kevin Warsh’s probability of becoming Fed Chair surged, that uncertainty trade ended.

Warsh is not a new name. He served on the Fed during the 2008 crisis and has a long record criticizing aggressive QE, excess liquidity, and prolonged balance sheet expansion.

Markets had been priced for a more extreme outcome: fast rate cuts plus heavy liquidity injections.
Warsh getting nominated signaled rate cuts with balance sheet discipline.

That shift removed a major support for gold and silver and triggered capital outflows.

On its own, this would not have caused a crash, but combined with extreme leverage and crowded positioning, it accelerated.

This was not a demand collapse. This was:

• Historic overextension
• Extreme leverage
• Crowded positioning
• Forced liquidations
• Margin hikes
• And a sudden policy narrative shift

BullTheoryio's tweet photo. 🚨OVER $12 TRILLION WAS ERASED FROM GLOBAL MARKETS IN JUST 48 HOURS.

But why ?

This was not a normal volatility. This was a structural unwind across metals and equities happening at the same time.

First, look at the scale of the damage.

Precious metals collapse:
• Gold: −16.36%, wiping out $6.38 TRILLION
• Silver: −38.9%, wiping out $2.6 TRILLION
• Platinum: −29.5%, wiping out $235B
• Palladium: −25%, wiping out $110B

Equities:
• S&P 500: −1.88%, wiping out $1.3T
• Nasdaq: −3.15%, wiping out $1.38T
• Russell 2000: wiping out $100B

In total, well over $12 trillion vanished, which is more than the GDP of Germany, Japan, and India combined.

Here is what actually broke the market.

METALS WERE AT HISTORIC HIGHS

Silver had just printed 9 consecutive green monthly candles. That has never happened before.

The previous record was 8 green months, and that marked major cycle tops.

Silver had already delivered over a 3x return in 12 months. For a $5–$6 trillion asset, that is extreme.

At the peak, silver was up 65–70% YTD.

Gold was also deeply stretched after a parabolic run driven by easing expectations. At those levels, profit-taking was inevitable.

MOMENTUM PULLED IN LATE RETAIL AND LEVERAGE

The vertical rally sucked in a large wave of late buyers rotating out of crypto and equities. Most of this money did not go into physical metal.

It went into leveraged futures and paper contracts.

The dominant narrative was simple: Silver to $150–$200. That encouraged oversized long positions right at the top. When the price rolled over, liquidation started immediately.

LONG LIQUIDATION CASCADE TOOK OVER

Once silver dropped:
• Margin calls triggered
• Longs were forced out
• Price dropped more
• More liquidations followed

This is why silver collapsed over 35% in just 1 day. It was not sellers choosing to exit. It was forced selling.

PAPER MARKET STRESS VS PHYSICAL REALITY

The silver market is heavily paper-driven. Estimated paper-to-physical ratio: 300–350:1. That means hundreds of paper claims exist for every real ounce.

During the crash:
• COMEX silver fell sharply
• Physical markets stayed elevated

At one point, US silver was trading at $85–$90, and Shanghai silver was trading at $136. That gap exposed stress between paper pricing and real demand.

Paper markets unwind fast. Physical markets move slower.

MARGIN HIKES POURED FUEL ON THE FIRE

As prices were already falling, exchanges raised margins aggressively.

Effective Feb 2, 2026:
• Silver: 11% to 15%
• Platinum: 12% to 15%

Then a second hike in just 3 days:
• Gold futures: +33%
• Silver futures: +36%
• Platinum: +25%
• Palladium: +14%

Margin hikes force traders to post more collateral immediately. In a falling market, this means automatic liquidations. That is why the move felt violent and one-directional.

FED CHAIR CLARITY REMOVED A KEY BULLISH PILLAR

For months, markets were positioned around uncertainty over who would lead the Fed.

That uncertainty supported gold and silver, since hard assets tend to benefit when policy direction is unclear.

When Kevin Warsh’s probability of becoming Fed Chair surged, that uncertainty trade ended.

Warsh is not a new name. He served on the Fed during the 2008 crisis and has a long record criticizing aggressive QE, excess liquidity, and prolonged balance sheet expansion.

Markets had been priced for a more extreme outcome: fast rate cuts plus heavy liquidity injections.
Warsh getting nominated signaled rate cuts with balance sheet discipline.

That shift removed a major support for gold and silver and triggered capital outflows.

On its own, this would not have caused a crash, but combined with extreme leverage and crowded positioning, it accelerated.

This was not a demand collapse. This was:

• Historic overextension
• Extreme leverage
• Crowded positioning
• Forced liquidations
• Margin hikes
• And a sudden policy narrative shift

BullTheoryio's tweet photo. 🚨OVER $12 TRILLION WAS ERASED FROM GLOBAL MARKETS IN JUST 48 HOURS.

But why ?

This was not a normal volatility. This was a structural unwind across metals and equities happening at the same time.

First, look at the scale of the damage.

Precious metals collapse:
• Gold: −16.36%, wiping out $6.38 TRILLION
• Silver: −38.9%, wiping out $2.6 TRILLION
• Platinum: −29.5%, wiping out $235B
• Palladium: −25%, wiping out $110B

Equities:
• S&P 500: −1.88%, wiping out $1.3T
• Nasdaq: −3.15%, wiping out $1.38T
• Russell 2000: wiping out $100B

In total, well over $12 trillion vanished, which is more than the GDP of Germany, Japan, and India combined.

Here is what actually broke the market.

METALS WERE AT HISTORIC HIGHS

Silver had just printed 9 consecutive green monthly candles. That has never happened before.

The previous record was 8 green months, and that marked major cycle tops.

Silver had already delivered over a 3x return in 12 months. For a $5–$6 trillion asset, that is extreme.

At the peak, silver was up 65–70% YTD.

Gold was also deeply stretched after a parabolic run driven by easing expectations. At those levels, profit-taking was inevitable.

MOMENTUM PULLED IN LATE RETAIL AND LEVERAGE

The vertical rally sucked in a large wave of late buyers rotating out of crypto and equities. Most of this money did not go into physical metal.

It went into leveraged futures and paper contracts.

The dominant narrative was simple: Silver to $150–$200. That encouraged oversized long positions right at the top. When the price rolled over, liquidation started immediately.

LONG LIQUIDATION CASCADE TOOK OVER

Once silver dropped:
• Margin calls triggered
• Longs were forced out
• Price dropped more
• More liquidations followed

This is why silver collapsed over 35% in just 1 day. It was not sellers choosing to exit. It was forced selling.

PAPER MARKET STRESS VS PHYSICAL REALITY

The silver market is heavily paper-driven. Estimated paper-to-physical ratio: 300–350:1. That means hundreds of paper claims exist for every real ounce.

During the crash:
• COMEX silver fell sharply
• Physical markets stayed elevated

At one point, US silver was trading at $85–$90, and Shanghai silver was trading at $136. That gap exposed stress between paper pricing and real demand.

Paper markets unwind fast. Physical markets move slower.

MARGIN HIKES POURED FUEL ON THE FIRE

As prices were already falling, exchanges raised margins aggressively.

Effective Feb 2, 2026:
• Silver: 11% to 15%
• Platinum: 12% to 15%

Then a second hike in just 3 days:
• Gold futures: +33%
• Silver futures: +36%
• Platinum: +25%
• Palladium: +14%

Margin hikes force traders to post more collateral immediately. In a falling market, this means automatic liquidations. That is why the move felt violent and one-directional.

FED CHAIR CLARITY REMOVED A KEY BULLISH PILLAR

For months, markets were positioned around uncertainty over who would lead the Fed.

That uncertainty supported gold and silver, since hard assets tend to benefit when policy direction is unclear.

When Kevin Warsh’s probability of becoming Fed Chair surged, that uncertainty trade ended.

Warsh is not a new name. He served on the Fed during the 2008 crisis and has a long record criticizing aggressive QE, excess liquidity, and prolonged balance sheet expansion.

Markets had been priced for a more extreme outcome: fast rate cuts plus heavy liquidity injections.
Warsh getting nominated signaled rate cuts with balance sheet discipline.

That shift removed a major support for gold and silver and triggered capital outflows.

On its own, this would not have caused a crash, but combined with extreme leverage and crowded positioning, it accelerated.

This was not a demand collapse. This was:

• Historic overextension
• Extreme leverage
• Crowded positioning
• Forced liquidations
• Margin hikes
• And a sudden policy narrative shift

BullTheoryio's tweet photo. 🚨OVER $12 TRILLION WAS ERASED FROM GLOBAL MARKETS IN JUST 48 HOURS.

But why ?

This was not a normal volatility. This was a structural unwind across metals and equities happening at the same time.

First, look at the scale of the damage.

Precious metals collapse:
• Gold: −16.36%, wiping out $6.38 TRILLION
• Silver: −38.9%, wiping out $2.6 TRILLION
• Platinum: −29.5%, wiping out $235B
• Palladium: −25%, wiping out $110B

Equities:
• S&P 500: −1.88%, wiping out $1.3T
• Nasdaq: −3.15%, wiping out $1.38T
• Russell 2000: wiping out $100B

In total, well over $12 trillion vanished, which is more than the GDP of Germany, Japan, and India combined.

Here is what actually broke the market.

METALS WERE AT HISTORIC HIGHS

Silver had just printed 9 consecutive green monthly candles. That has never happened before.

The previous record was 8 green months, and that marked major cycle tops.

Silver had already delivered over a 3x return in 12 months. For a $5–$6 trillion asset, that is extreme.

At the peak, silver was up 65–70% YTD.

Gold was also deeply stretched after a parabolic run driven by easing expectations. At those levels, profit-taking was inevitable.

MOMENTUM PULLED IN LATE RETAIL AND LEVERAGE

The vertical rally sucked in a large wave of late buyers rotating out of crypto and equities. Most of this money did not go into physical metal.

It went into leveraged futures and paper contracts.

The dominant narrative was simple: Silver to $150–$200. That encouraged oversized long positions right at the top. When the price rolled over, liquidation started immediately.

LONG LIQUIDATION CASCADE TOOK OVER

Once silver dropped:
• Margin calls triggered
• Longs were forced out
• Price dropped more
• More liquidations followed

This is why silver collapsed over 35% in just 1 day. It was not sellers choosing to exit. It was forced selling.

PAPER MARKET STRESS VS PHYSICAL REALITY

The silver market is heavily paper-driven. Estimated paper-to-physical ratio: 300–350:1. That means hundreds of paper claims exist for every real ounce.

During the crash:
• COMEX silver fell sharply
• Physical markets stayed elevated

At one point, US silver was trading at $85–$90, and Shanghai silver was trading at $136. That gap exposed stress between paper pricing and real demand.

Paper markets unwind fast. Physical markets move slower.

MARGIN HIKES POURED FUEL ON THE FIRE

As prices were already falling, exchanges raised margins aggressively.

Effective Feb 2, 2026:
• Silver: 11% to 15%
• Platinum: 12% to 15%

Then a second hike in just 3 days:
• Gold futures: +33%
• Silver futures: +36%
• Platinum: +25%
• Palladium: +14%

Margin hikes force traders to post more collateral immediately. In a falling market, this means automatic liquidations. That is why the move felt violent and one-directional.

FED CHAIR CLARITY REMOVED A KEY BULLISH PILLAR

For months, markets were positioned around uncertainty over who would lead the Fed.

That uncertainty supported gold and silver, since hard assets tend to benefit when policy direction is unclear.

When Kevin Warsh’s probability of becoming Fed Chair surged, that uncertainty trade ended.

Warsh is not a new name. He served on the Fed during the 2008 crisis and has a long record criticizing aggressive QE, excess liquidity, and prolonged balance sheet expansion.

Markets had been priced for a more extreme outcome: fast rate cuts plus heavy liquidity injections.
Warsh getting nominated signaled rate cuts with balance sheet discipline.

That shift removed a major support for gold and silver and triggered capital outflows.

On its own, this would not have caused a crash, but combined with extreme leverage and crowded positioning, it accelerated.

This was not a demand collapse. This was:

• Historic overextension
• Extreme leverage
• Crowded positioning
• Forced liquidations
• Margin hikes
• And a sudden policy narrative shift

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

4 months ago

📉 Es oficial: Bitcoin ha entrado en mercado bajista. La media móvil de 200 semanas ha alcanzado el anterior ATH de 2021. 👉 Esto ya lo veníamos comentando desde hace meses. ❌ No es momento de abrir cortos por impulso. 🧠 Es momento de estrategia. 📈 Si eres inversor, empieza a pensar en tu cartera a largo plazo. ⚠️ Cuidado con la avaricia. La tendencia ha cambiado. $BTC #bearmarket

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. 📉 Es oficial: Bitcoin ha entrado en mercado bajista.

La media móvil de 200 semanas ha alcanzado el anterior ATH de 2021.
👉 Esto ya lo veníamos comentando desde hace meses.
❌ No es momento de abrir cortos por impulso.
🧠 Es momento de estrategia.
📈 Si eres inversor, empieza a pensar en tu cartera a largo plazo.

⚠️ Cuidado con la avaricia.
La tendencia ha cambiado.
$BTC #bearmarket

Jay trader @JaytraderMM

6 months ago

🚨 Reflexión/Idea rápida para traders: #Bitcoin estamos en la parte final del ciclo. La media móvil de 200 semanas está a punto de cruzar el ATH de 2021 en gráficas logarítmicas. 📉 Históricamente, eso marca el tope. No es consejo financiero, es conciencia. Cuidad vuestras posiciones. No sigáis a aquellos que viven en la nostalgia eufórica. Humilde opinión: Quedan unas semanas más de posibles rallies o de fase de acumulación para luego dar su distribución en consecuencia. Pero el timing es el timing. Algo gordo a nivel económico puede ocurrir en las siguientes semanas. No somos brujos ni vemos el futuro. Solo veo la gráfica y en base a ello me preparo en consecuencia.

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. 🚨 Reflexión/Idea rápida para traders:
#Bitcoin estamos en la parte final del ciclo.
La media móvil de 200 semanas está a punto de cruzar el ATH de 2021 en gráficas logarítmicas.
📉 Históricamente, eso marca el tope.
No es consejo financiero, es conciencia.
Cuidad vuestras posiciones. No sigáis a aquellos que viven en la nostalgia eufórica.

Humilde opinión: Quedan unas semanas más de posibles rallies o de fase de acumulación para luego dar su distribución en consecuencia. Pero el timing es el timing. Algo gordo a nivel económico puede ocurrir en las siguientes semanas.

No somos brujos ni vemos el futuro. Solo veo la gráfica y en base a ello me preparo en consecuencia.

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

6 months ago

🚨 Reflexión/Idea rápida para traders: #Bitcoin estamos en la parte final del ciclo. La media móvil de 200 semanas está a punto de cruzar el ATH de 2021 en gráficas logarítmicas. 📉 Históricamente, eso marca el tope. No es consejo financiero, es conciencia. Cuidad vuestras posiciones. No sigáis a aquellos que viven en la nostalgia eufórica. Humilde opinión: Quedan unas semanas más de posibles rallies o de fase de acumulación para luego dar su distribución en consecuencia. Pero el timing es el timing. Algo gordo a nivel económico puede ocurrir en las siguientes semanas. No somos brujos ni vemos el futuro. Solo veo la gráfica y en base a ello me preparo en consecuencia.

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. 🚨 Reflexión/Idea rápida para traders:
#Bitcoin estamos en la parte final del ciclo.
La media móvil de 200 semanas está a punto de cruzar el ATH de 2021 en gráficas logarítmicas.
📉 Históricamente, eso marca el tope.
No es consejo financiero, es conciencia.
Cuidad vuestras posiciones. No sigáis a aquellos que viven en la nostalgia eufórica.

Humilde opinión: Quedan unas semanas más de posibles rallies o de fase de acumulación para luego dar su distribución en consecuencia. Pero el timing es el timing. Algo gordo a nivel económico puede ocurrir en las siguientes semanas.

No somos brujos ni vemos el futuro. Solo veo la gráfica y en base a ello me preparo en consecuencia.

Jay trader @JaytraderMM

11 months ago

Todavía queda un largo tramo al alza pero en varias semanas esto puede llegar a su fin. Disfrutemos pero con precaución. $BTC #Bitcoin

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. Todavía queda un largo tramo al alza pero en varias semanas esto puede llegar a su fin. Disfrutemos pero con precaución. $BTC
#Bitcoin https://t.co/33alT3A5OU

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

8 months ago

He estado fuera de los mercados dos meses largos. Vuelvo ahora y el mercado me recibe con esta Bienvenida. Sus costumbres no fallan.

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. He estado fuera de los mercados dos meses largos. Vuelvo ahora y el mercado me recibe con esta Bienvenida. Sus costumbres no fallan. https://t.co/3XDyPqtix5

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. He estado fuera de los mercados dos meses largos. Vuelvo ahora y el mercado me recibe con esta Bienvenida. Sus costumbres no fallan. https://t.co/3XDyPqtix5

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. He estado fuera de los mercados dos meses largos. Vuelvo ahora y el mercado me recibe con esta Bienvenida. Sus costumbres no fallan. https://t.co/3XDyPqtix5

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JaytraderMM retweeted

9 months ago

If you believe free speech is for you but not your political opponents, you're illiberal. If no contrary evidence could change your beliefs, you're a fundamentalist. If you believe the state should punish those with contrary views, you're a totalitarian. If you believe political opponents should be punished with violence or death, you're a terrorist.

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

10 months ago

200$ para los 5000$. $ETH

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

10 months ago

300$ más y nuevo ATH. $BTC

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

10 months ago

Ganar es extremadamente peligroso para un trader, si no ha aprendido a vigilarse y controlarse.

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

10 months ago

A veces uno cree que lo sabe todo y que ya no necesita seguir aprendiendo… pero el mercado siempre te pone en tu lugar. Hoy me siento contento de dar un paso que llevaba tiempo postergando: después de 4 años aprendiendo de forma autodidacta, he decidido formarme de manera estructurada como trader. Y si hay alguien a quien respeto profundamente por su enfoque, su contenido y su ética, es @arjoio. Empiezo una nueva etapa con él y su equipo, con humildad y ganas de seguir creciendo. @MMTTrading

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. A veces uno cree que lo sabe todo y que ya no necesita seguir aprendiendo… pero el mercado siempre te pone en tu lugar.

Hoy me siento contento de dar un paso que llevaba tiempo postergando: después de 4 años aprendiendo de forma autodidacta, he decidido formarme de manera estructurada como trader.

Y si hay alguien a quien respeto profundamente por su enfoque, su contenido y su ética, es @arjoio.

Empiezo una nueva etapa con él y su equipo, con humildad y ganas de seguir creciendo. @MMTTrading

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

10 months ago

$DXY 👀

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. $DXY 👀 https://t.co/0YQu4jGcC9

Jay trader @JaytraderMM

11 months ago

Largos al dólar. $DXY

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. Largos al dólar. $DXY https://t.co/vvLcieQC0x

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

11 months ago

Comprender que el sistema monetario es un teatro... es darte cuenta de que ya no estás entre el público.

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

11 months ago

@hamsterdeWS Comprender que el sistema monetario es un teatro... es darte cuenta de que ya no estás entre el público.

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

11 months ago

@WhiteTrader_ Muchas gracias White! Aprecio mucho tu comentario

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

11 months ago

Todavía queda un largo tramo al alza pero en varias semanas esto puede llegar a su fin. Disfrutemos pero con precaución. $BTC #Bitcoin

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. Todavía queda un largo tramo al alza pero en varias semanas esto puede llegar a su fin. Disfrutemos pero con precaución. $BTC
#Bitcoin https://t.co/33alT3A5OU

Jay trader @JaytraderMM

over 1 year ago

10/ 🔍 Históricamente, el tope del ciclo de #Bitcoin ocurre cuando o justo antes de que la media móvil simple (SMA) de 200 semanas cruce el máximo histórico anterior. ✅ Esto ocurrió en el 2017 y más recientemente en el 2021. 📊 Conclusión: Si estás atento a estos indicadores, sigues el contenido de @JaytraderMM y haces bien los deberes, tendrás un mejor plan en tus decisiones.

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. 10/ 🔍 Históricamente, el tope del ciclo de #Bitcoin ocurre cuando o justo antes de que la media móvil simple (SMA) de 200 semanas cruce el máximo histórico anterior.

✅ Esto ocurrió en el 2017 y más recientemente en el 2021.
📊 Conclusión: Si estás atento a estos indicadores, sigues el contenido de @JaytraderMM y haces bien los deberes, tendrás un mejor plan en tus decisiones.

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

11 months ago

$ETH se va a mover bien heavy ahora. El que esté en corto, que dios le bendiga. 🙏🏽

11 months ago

And here is ETH

zerohedge's tweet photo. And here is ETH https://t.co/4iEF74OZfM

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

11 months ago

El ruido hizo que fuera todo más difícil. $ETHBTC

JaytraderMM's tweet photo. El ruido hizo que fuera todo más difícil.
$ETHBTC https://t.co/J2sOKyB8xx

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

11 months ago

Todo es posible. Al final no tenemos la bola de cristal pero a nivel técnico si que veo una gran mejora y estructura alcista en todo el sector crypto. También es importante que al subir tan fuerte de golpe, ahora tiene que haber liquidaciones en ambas direcciones y así dar como una breve pausa de este impulso.

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Jay trader @JaytraderMM

11 months ago

La estructura finalmente es alcista pero sin lugar a duda vamos a tener un retroceso fuerte para hacer dudar a todos nuevamente. Nos darán una semana de duda si es un pump verdadero o no. Veremos 👀👀

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