Ive worked for his group in that era, could easily tell someone was doing this, and yes. Eliz has always been the biggest grifter and someone else i wont name, main reason why i left when i noticed what was going on.
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NEW: UFC 306 at the Sphere was a massive success with the UFC investing over $20 million to produce the show.
The event was the first of its kind, with audience members being able to feel punches through haptic feedback in the seats.
Here are some insane stats from the event:
- The event featured 'six chapters' featuring short films to create a show based on Mexico's journey.
- Seats at the Sphere would vibrate when there were big punches and knockdowns.
- Floor seats were $12,000 - $17,000.
- Non-floor seats ranged from $1,000 to $12,000.
- The Sphere measures 366 feet tall and 516 feet wide.
- Total capacity is around 18,000.
- The screen features 268 million video pixels with 16K resolution.
- This makes it the highest resolution screen in the world at 19,000 x 13,500 pixels.
- The Sphere uses the equivalent amount of power as 21,000 homes however 70% of the Sphere's energy comes from solar.
The correlation between Oil and Risk-markets isn't strong except when oil is selling off because of growth concerns.
The reality is even with OPECs aggressive interventions they still cannot stop the slide in prices despite forced cuts to supply. This tells us that demand is weak.
What does this mean for rest of the world? Well if indeed growth is weakening fast, it suggests the US soft-landing that is perfectly priced is about to be challenged.
Keep a very close eye on oil. We are oversold into key yearly support which suggests we should consolidate and move sideways for few days. However, should we offer through these lows in the coming session. Watch out for hard sell in risk-markets as odds of recession continue to rise.
#trading #Daytrader #oil #oott
Most people who made and kept a lot of money in crypto simply survived and stuck around long enough to hit a few big wins.
A specific coin, trend, meta, rotation, liquidation cascade, new launch, arb, news event, and so on.
It doesn't take much.
In order to survive and be there for those opportunities, your priorities are to:
1. Reduce existential risk (cross margin gambling without a stop, all-in a single coin or position, all funds on a single exchange, all funds on a single hot wallet, and so on).
2. Reduce the size of your biggest losing trades. Your trade history should be composed of small losses, break evens, small wins, and big wins - never big losses.
2.1. This is more nuanced but generally means not adding to losing trades without a plan, not exceeding your maximum position size or risk per trade, not overleveraging, not overtrading (many small losses quickly become a big loss), not trading when tilted, having clear exit criteria (for both winners and losers), and other basics.
There's no mystery here - 99% of the time you know when you're trading like an arsehole.
Twitter at an ATH of threads and screenshots about dudes flipping small amounts into large amounts of money with one trade/one coin.
If you constantly consume this content it'll negatively impact your trading.
It's a highlight reel - for every miracle story you don't see the thousands of 'regular' stories where people get rugged, close early, mega round trip, undersize, get stopped at the bottom, and everything in between.
Focus on yourself and your process.
Comparison is the thief of joy.
This is the Daniel Negreanu.
6x poker world champion and 7th richest poker player in the world.
He said: "If you focus on the result, you're focusing in the wrong place."
Here's my favorite 7 poker concepts that made me a better trader:
Does anyone else find it weird how it's always the "MACRO" guys putting in the MOST AMOUNT OF EFFORT into trading?
- Making websites to sign-up and pay for subscription.
- Selling gh3y courses about "quant data" and trading.
- Actively updating their 'trades' on some private paid-for TG group.
Genuinely for a second DEEP IT.
Who the FUCK is ever going to do ANY OF THAT being rich?
That's some BROKIE-TIER HUSTLING.
MAXIMUM EFFORT.
Even coding brain-dead indicators for buy and sell signals?
WHY?
This concept is repackaged everywhere too. Not just crypto.
The guys who "manage" O.F. pages [AKA having cybersex disguised as a female with other men on text].
It used to be called e-whoring back in the day.
But they do the same shit - "BUY MY ONLYFANS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM!"
WHY?
So much effort for NOTHING and utterly talentless behaviour.
There's no difference between a ph4gg0t making random niggas bust their load via typing to them on OF,
And crypto GEEKS selling "access to their premium trading"
You're FLIRTING with other men in BOTH regards.
This "WifeyAlpha" BROKE DOWN-BAD h0m0 is TEASING vulnerable guys into thinking he can provide anything meaningful to them.
TEASING men. Like a pure gh3y.
RICH NIGGAS DO NOT DO THIS.
Remilio.
To understand how value is developed we first need to understand what “value” or “fair value” is. It is the price or range at which buyers and sellers both agree upon and are happy to take place in two-way trading. This is generally represented by a volume or TPO chart as the value area or where 70% of the volume has been traded. Outside of that value area we are presented with either discount (buyers entering at prices advertised at lower than fair value) and premium (sellers entering at prices advertised at lower than fair value). The more extreme side to this would be considered excess (Participants begin to lose sight of what fair value is and panic their positions)