Stephen Meers

[Mob @UTDRhody]

🚨 Sir Alex Ferguson on leadership and dressing room standards:

🗣️ Ferguson: “Every successful team I had at Manchester United shared one thing: standards were non-negotiable. It didn’t matter who you were, or how talented you were, if your attitude dropped, the team suffered.

The dressing room is where titles are really won. Not on matchday alone, but in how players behave every single day in training, in recovery, in preparation. That environment decides everything.

I always believed leaders are not just captains. Leadership comes from everywhere,defenders organising, midfielders demanding more, forwards pressing with intent. When you have that collective responsibility, the team becomes stronger than any individual.

If a team relies on one voice, it is already weak. But if every player understands the standard and refuses to let it drop, then you have something powerful.
That’s why the greatest teams are not just full of talent. They are full of accountability. Everyone demands more from each other, and no one is allowed to switch off. That is how you sustain success.”

[Dominic Cummings @Dominic2306]

Hey @Morrisons I will never buy ONE thing from you ever again unless this guy, trying to stop shoplifting, is reinstated.
RETWEET IF YOU AGREE

[Stephen Meers @MeersStephen]

@KP24 What about Josh Tongue?

[Stephen Meers @MeersStephen]

@RichardMoglen So which ones to have alerts on?

[Stephen Meers @MeersStephen]

@RichardMoglen @Deepvue Which dashboard is that from Richard?

[Stephen Meers @MeersStephen]

@RichardMoglen Yes Richard it would be a fascinating delve into traders approach and mindset

[Stephen Meers @MeersStephen]

@MMMTwealth Waiting for an entry point on those stocks.

[Lord Ashcroft @LordAshcroft]

For every retweet of this post, I will donate £1 to the @VC_and_GC_Assoc up to £50,000.
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[Stephen Meers @MeersStephen]

@RichardMoglen Will do Richard.

[Stephen Meers @MeersStephen]

@HJoyceGender @sharrond62 And sexist

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[Stephen Pollard @stephenpollard]

Stop what you are doing and read this. I promise you won't regret it

[AsymTrading @AsymTrading]

Oliver Kell's "cycle of price action" is a great lens to learn price action. If you superimpose this model in the picture on this $NEGG hourly chart, for instance, it offers very useful guardrails to get into and add to a position on an intraday basis.

It's normal for stocks to selloff and correct. The key time to watch them is when they pull back to key daily moving averages, like the 10 or 20 EMA. When they near these reference points, the hourly 10/20 EMA will be sloping downward. As the hourly chart builds higher lows and "wedges" into the declining 10/20 EMA, you're looking for price to "pop" above this higher lows wedge pattern and through the 10/20EMA. This is the first point when the reward starts to outweigh the risk.

As the stock continues to act constructively (and the hourly 10 and 20 are often upsloping by now), you'll still get pivot highs and pivot lows forming, but the pivot lows should continue to stairstep higher. This is where the EMA crossbacks and base 'n break type of patterns form on the hourly. These are add points if you started on the wedge pop or initial points of entry.

Once you get past the first base 'n break on the hourly, there are often few other logical entry points that make sense on a R:R basis. Often, the stock will have to return to the daily 10/20 EMA and start the whole cycle again. That's not to say there can't be multiple hourly base 'n breaks as a stock moves higher, but ideally you want to get as much of your position as possible as close to the 10EMA as possible - this way you're cost average isn't too far away from your trail.

If you get multiple hourly base n' break patterns (where the 10 remains above the 20EMA, even with consolidation pivot highs and lows forming), then great. But odds favor that you won't, so by layering into these initial patterns (get part on wedge pop, part on EMA crossback, part on first B'n'B), your cost average will be very nice relative to the 10-day (or 20-day), which often makes a good trail.

Do things always unfold exactly like the model? No, but that's not the point. Understand what normal looks like. Understand how you'll react to unfolding price action. You'll be in a much better position to properly identify key turning points intraday and get a great cost average that will allow you the flexibility and mental fortitude to properly trail a winning stock - which is the second part of the equation. It's not just about buying right, but also the ability to sit tight with a good position and not get shaken out at the first hint of pullback.

[Stephen Meers @MeersStephen]

@GuidoFawkes Obviously Rishi Sunak has watched too much Shogun as he has definitely committed sepuku.

[Masih Alinejad 🏳️ @AlinejadMasih]

To my sisters in America and other Western countries, who don’t know how it feels living under Islamic laws! Watch this.
A group of police officers stopped this woman’s car in Iran and said, ‘We won’t let you move until you cover your hair. Yes! this is happening in 21st-century.
This film was sent to me during the police siege, knowing that the Revolutionary Court has announced a ten-year prison sentence for anyone sending a video to Masih Alinejad.
Why risk it all?
Living in a country where you don’t even have the right to control what you wear, life is like hell. Hear her roar.

[Stephen Meers @MeersStephen]

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[Richard Moglen @RichardMoglen]

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[Stephen Meers @MeersStephen]

@afneil Totally agree Andrew.