@ncbtrades relative to my entire arm, it was prob the worst panel. both sides of forearm, outside of upper arm, and shoulder were all less painful hahahahaha
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@ncbtrades nah dude I'd still trade using a chart ahahahah I'm just saying that valuation is what gives you your actual chart, in that sense it isn't just 💩 my dude 😉
@ncbtrades no I'm not trying to say to use cap to trade, my point is you said that market caps don't matter but the cap of a company is what gives the stock it's price. stock price = market cap divided by outstanding shares
@ncbtrades apart from issuing stock, an increase in valuation should have a relatively similar % increase / decrease in price, you can definitely just use charts to determine your entries & exits, I just wanted to show that val & price typically move in tandem :)
@ncbtrades off the top of my head I think well has done a decent amount of issuing stock & acquiring companies which might throw off the val, but tbh I dont think the valuation is best for trading, more so for long term entries
@ncbtrades at the end of the day these charts are identical tho, price vs val. I think the key is just to wait for price action to allow you to pull trigger when the valuation is reasonable instead of at a premium, but everyone's got a different idea of what reasonable is
@ncbtrades I'm saying that the chart doesn't do anything without a fluctuation in valuation, charts just a visual way to see the valuation of a Co. obvi that can be easier than multiples / other ways of determine buy & sell factors but hard to say valuation doesn't mean anything
(1/n) New deep dive on $CTS. Excellent trailing performance and on-track to generate lots of value through M&A roll-up strategy. Stock performed well over ~TTM, but I think CTS is still worth ~3x the current price. Here’s why…
https://t.co/p22GtApBD0
@PatienceJeremyL for my money, I'd go btcx. $500m in assets with a 0.4% fee. cheapest of the options when it comes to fees, as well as 10x the AUM as the etf charging almost twice the fees.
@PatienceJeremyL btcc has higher fee, 1% vs 0.70%, & btcc also has 1.6b under management vs bitc only having ~$60m USD. slightly higher fee gives you better liquidity, likely a better spread with more volume