I've only traded like 15 memecoins max and my results are as follows:
MCAP <10M - traded none
MCAP >10M<100M - I'm down overall
MCAP >100M - I'm up tremendously (relative to the small amount I put in)
@UrantiaPapers@JoshuaBarzon Divine truth can be discerned, by verifying it to the true teachings of the Bible. If what you're quoting directly contradicts that what you're teaching is false. But you already know this
What makes a map fair? Like as a thought experiment, what metrics should districts actually be based off of? I've been thinking about it, but I can't come up with a confident answer, only possibilities like:
- even splitting of states based on clean edges and as symmetrical as possible?
- geographical boundaries, i.e. rivers, lakes, mountains?
- different ethnic make-ups (some would call this racist, idk)?
- equal by population?
- each major city getting one assuming it held a large enough % of the population?
This doesn't appear to be an easy solution, but that doesn't mean there aren't cases of obvious gerrymandering that are visible even without the answer to this question
@ DeItaone - they're basically tweeting the Bloomberg terminal, main news source
@ LeadingReport - right leaning news source, but they cover some gaps I don't see elsewhere
@ TechCharts - Top tier trader
@ PeterLBrandt - top tier trader, but he doesn't post as many charts on this account, more on his paid private account. You'll have to deal with his politics
@ WhiteHouse - news, biased obviously
@ RunnerXBT - CT native, 99% insufferable political opinions, 1% trading signals, but he doesn't miss
@ boldleonidas - CT native, memes
@ sherlock_hodles - CT native, memes
@ BCBacker - CT native, trading stuff, better than most accuracy for longer time period trading, like buying cycle lows and selling highs
@ bgarlinghouse - may no longer be of value, but during ripple lawsuit the news was first posted from his account, then put on news sites. His tweets weren't being botted so there was a good 5-10 minutes to buy before price jumped
@factor_members I believe that it's generally taught that running wedges are meant to be traded as reversal patterns, but am I inferring correctly that you are intending to trade it as a continuation?
@factor_members Thanks for sharing this
As my first year swing trading futures, and first year ever using classical chart patterns for trading I thought perhaps it was just me