@nexta_tv The fizziness explosion cannot be explained by mixing these because sparkling water is acidic as lemon/lime are. Only soda water which is alkaline can create this effect. It's high school chemistry and common sense but, yeah it's 2026 now....
Ive been using volume since I started trading
but just like most I was reading it completely WRONG
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For all the people who keep asking where to learn Ichimoku, what is CS and what is SSB:
I have posted so far 8 educational threads which cover all the Ichimoku Basics about the indicator.
You just need to use the search function but in this post you can also find the exact links like an index and just bookmark it.
Keep in mind that these are the basics for how to read the chart and which line represents what.
I have a clear plan for more educational threads to post in the future: how to apply the indicator readings, then onto the advanced stuff: Time, Wave and Price Theories and of course Kyushu Ashi.
Kyushu Ashi is the secondary indicator and ironically it is the simplest to calculate and read.
But to use it you must know first both the Ichimoku indicator and the Time Theory.
That's why although it is the simplest to read, Kyushu Ashi is the most advanced level in the system as it requires the other knowledge as a basis.
1. The Ichimoku TA system https://t.co/Y45fPHDWb6
2. Tenkan Sen https://t.co/c0n4cBcvt7
3. Kijun Sen https://t.co/9xnLnW9vCF
4. Real and fake TK crosses https://t.co/EZ8GTsyus6
5. SSA https://t.co/hPgHvcnAqz
6. SSB https://t.co/FRu90u6N8n
7. Kumo https://t.co/kcsrE2HTEq
8. Chiko Span https://t.co/uyvQIO620R
In 1565, the Ottoman Empire launched one of the largest invasions in history.
Their target? A tiny island defended by just 700 knights and a few thousand soldiers.
What happened next would shake the world (you'll want to bookmark this):
October 7, 1571—Islamic conquest seemed unstoppable.
A massive Ottoman fleet sailed to crush Christian Europe. No one had beaten them at sea.
Then, at Lepanto, 200 galleys of the Holy League stood in their way.
What happened next changed history forever: