“The bottom is in.”
“No it’s not.”
Still one of the dumbest arguments in crypto.
Traders do not get paid for calling the final bottom. They get paid for trading the swings in between.
BTC went:
60k to 72k
72k to 63k
63k to 74k
74k to 65k
65k to 76k
76k to 65k
65k to 82k
82k to 59k
59k to 67k
and now 64k
Those are massive moves. If you missed all of that, the problem is not that you failed to identify the final bottom.
The problem is that you are not trading what is actually happening. Real traders do not need the final answer.
They need the level. They need the reaction.
Did price accept?
Reject?
Reclaim?
Fail?
That is the job.
Bullish at support and bearish if the level breaks is not inconsistency.
It is having a plan.
Price first.
Ego last.
@iamyesyouareno@AlgodTrading Both are terrible cases but one was done by a group of sick men who did it because they are evil not because of their race or religion. The other was done by the police who are supposed to protect people
@_Warrior_24 @sneako As an Algerian if you lived in UK racist people would call you a Paki. It’s used for people who are brown or look like Muslims post 9/11. This is what people don’t understand about the word. Pakistanis are the majority Muslim population in UK that’s why it’s derived from it
@LiiveAmbition @sneako There are two main racist terms in the UK and that is the N word and P word. We ain’t part of the soft groups of people getting offended these days. This has been an offensive terms for more than the last 50 years. It holds a different weight here than it does maybe in the US
@sneako I think Americans need to stay out of this conversation. They have no idea about growing up in the uk and what is racist here and what isn’t. This carries the same weight as the N word over here
@LiamRhodes21 @KavosYT The thing is Liam in your situation you banter between yourselves and that’s cool because the people around you are Pakistanis and they’re cool with it but it’s not something to be said on this game show. It’s like a group of brown and white people laughing over the n word
@WayneReardon@KavosYT Basically Wayne in the UK this word wasn’t a term of endearment in any way it was always said in a threatening way. Whenever you heard that word it was always through aggression. Many people were murdered because they were ‘Pakis’. The same history doesn’t exist in Australia
@KJ00355197 Instead we could compare how many countries both nations have invaded. Qatar = 0. United Kingdom's forces (or forces with a British mandate) have invaded, had some control over or fought conflicts in 171 of the world's 193 countries that are currently UN member states,
@GaryLineker You’re a bellend. Talking nonsense about the outer clothing that was given to him as an honour by the Qataris. Completely disrespectful to a whole nation of people. Undertones of racism in your coverage of the World Cup