Jeafx is a top lad, i understood the concept of supply & demand, imbalance and to some extent candlestick pattern and momentum through him. Then I came across Brad Goh and my understanding of market structure opened up much better. These guys are really solid ๐ฏ
The two legends who made SMC look less complicated
If you know these two, you should have a solid understanding of the game by now
They simplified what many traders struggle to understand
I want to put $5,000 on the line for a trader to trade.
ONLY T& C is the investor logins will be publicโฆ and when you make any profits you keep 60% of it.
When you blow the account Iโll slap you 5 times ๐โฆ
If you qualify, RT & comment ready!!
Utd hierarchy are disjointed, not so football-savvy, you can see that in the coaching apptment, player recruitment and footballing decisions! Atrocious
Dear Lola, in this world of fast-evolving football, if your ownership isn't intentional & careful abt specific player profiles factoring in the style of play, buying players not because they present a cheap opportunity, but rather are fit to play certain way with better coaching
Whatever the end result of this game, @ManUtdWomen are a prime example that itโs not about how much you spend, itโs how you use what you have.
Eva Olid has this team playing fantastic, free flowing, well coached football, despite INEOS seeing the womenโs team as an afterthought.
That would be another rinse and repeat, you'll need a total squad overhaul with new ownership for any slightest chance of winning, Unai would suffer with these lot!
Manchester United on the pitch are a product of their environment. No investment in elite coaching - whether it is tactical or fitness & conditioning - a manager & his players are expected to succeed in spite of the toxicity that swirls through the club from the top down. Poison.
Notice how Manchester United are no longer rushing their possession. The football already looks better without Bruno Fernandes starting.
Weโre beating Bournemouth, and Bruno might be staying on that bench for a LONG time.
Sack Michael Carrick or not, it makes no difference without an environment to support success, Manchester United does not have it.
Throwing money at problems has led to this, now there isn't enough left to do it. The dam wall has burst & there's nothing to patch it up this time.