DislikedFucking weak bulls they dont have power even to reach .852 no worth at all enter in any long position anytime...Ignored
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DislikedFucking weak bulls they dont have power even to reach .852 no worth at all enter in any long position anytime...Ignored
Disliked{quote} When enough people start thinking like that, then sentiment will change. Then the majority will short EURUSD and lose. When the market gets to extremes, it takes guts to go against it. Those who have enough capital and patience to deal with DD will eventually win. If you don't have enough capital and patience to do that, then it likely won't end well. People who use high leverage are the ones who mostly get crushed, because they don't have enough capital to cover DD.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Did you not see the the chart I posted? A correlation (negative), though not precise, is present. The problem is you don't understand Bitcoin's price action in connection to USDX, either because you don't trade it or you haven't had much experience trading it.Ignored
DislikedCorrelation does not imply causation All are created by the big banks to support their view. You can just ask a simple question to find out > Why the price action isn't exactly the same in all correlated pairs. There is an example in this page I share: The faster that windmills are observed to rotate, the more wind is observed. Therefore, wind is caused by the rotation of windmills. (Or, simply put: windmills, as their name indicates, are machines used to produce wind.) I can have a theory and support it by using pure luck (two lines going together)....Ignored
Disliked{quote} It is already having an effect on Bitcoin. You don't see it because you haven't been trading in this space long enough. I have been following Bitcoin since 2017. It's not what you think. You think you can just pull up a few charts and say, 'See, the patterns are not the same. There is no correlation.' But as I have told you before, it's not that simple. You can't think in terms of how currency pair correlations work in Forex. It's not the same with Bitcoin (not as precise). {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Bitcoin is not correlated asset. If you have proof show it, I showed that it is not correlated. Now you show that it is correlated.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I already did. I have my doubts about you being a pro. There is too much that is questionable about your comments and charts. I doubt you are making a living from trading Forex.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Your charts do not show any correlation. Check your vision or brain and you will see. you are wrong in this case. Bitcoin is an asset that is not correlated with any other assets. Not for now at least, we are not sure what the future will bring. As for you having doubts about me making a living full time trading, I could care less. I am here everyday while I work(trade) so there is that. This is my full time job, and that is it. You on the other hand, the way you are guessing market here, I doubt that you are trading live at all. But who...Ignored
Disliked{quote} You dont know what you are talking about when it comes to trading Bitcoin.Ignored
Disliked{quote} When enough people start thinking like that, then sentiment will change. Then the majority will short EURUSD and lose. When the market gets to extremes, it takes guts to go against it. Those who have enough capital and patience to deal with DD will eventually win. If you don't have enough capital and patience to do that, then it likely won't end well. People who use high leverage are the ones who mostly get crushed, because they don't have enough capital to cover DD.Ignored