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Probably a new data encrypting worm is making rounds (using recent RDP exploit) forcing victims to buy tulipcoins. -
Bitmex, bitfinex or bybit to name a few. All offer leveraged tradingOriginally posted by TheGreenBastard View PostYou're actually shorting BTC? On what platform?Your friendly neighbourhood VirtualMonkey - Not giving financial advice since...well...ever.Comment
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Is this it? Still hard to tell.Originally posted by VirtualMonkey View PostEDIT: I owuld have kind of expected a blow off top after a run like this but it just hasnt happened...maybe its yet to come
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Was on IGOriginally posted by VirtualMonkey View PostBitmex, bitfinex or bybit to name a few. All offer leveraged tradingComment
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These same balls have been battered so badly in the past.Originally posted by TheGreenBastard View PostYou have balls, I wouldn't want to call it right now with real bona fide shorting (vs. timing the market).
But today they came out OK. I placed 3 (leveraged) short positions at rising prices, just closed 10 minutes ago at a decent profit.
I didn't mean to trade today, but just seems stupid for anything to go up > 12% in one day. That sharp drop at 15:30 indicates appetite for profit taking at this price.Comment
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Will be telling how it deals with £10k on the way down again...bounce or fall throughOriginally posted by ChimpMaster View PostThese same balls have been battered so badly in the past.
But today they came out OK. I placed 3 (leveraged) short positions at rising prices, just closed 10 minutes ago at a decent profit.
I didn't mean to trade today, but just seems stupid for anything to go up > 12% in one day. That sharp drop at 15:30 indicates appetite for profit taking at this price.Your friendly neighbourhood VirtualMonkey - Not giving financial advice since...well...ever.Comment
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Out of BTC. Still could climb to around $12k, fomo and a short squeeze pushed it past $10k.Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostScoots are you out of BTC/ALTs for now?
Now, right now is the time to be exposed to alts. A lot of alts will die off 95% or so in the next run."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Would never go anywhere near leveraged trading myself.Originally posted by VirtualMonkey View PostBitmex, bitfinex or bybit to name a few. All offer leveraged trading
Investing is a marathon, not a race. Borrowing money to make amazing gains is super risky. Leverage trading was what bankrupted many in 1929.
When speculating I'd not use more than 2-3% of my portfolio. The investments are long term untouched."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Bollinger band on the 4-hr chart is now following price indicating the upward move is almost over.
The daily chart says.. - we've still got a lots more to go.
Finally the 3-day says just as I said a few days ago, going to $12k - unless someone else can see another resistance line. If $12k does not stop it then $15k is likely. Total FOMO though.
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Yet you're out of BTC because you sold.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostWould never go anywhere near leveraged trading myself.
Investing is a marathon, not a race. Borrowing money to make amazing gains is super risky. Leverage trading was what bankrupted many in 1929.
When speculating I'd not use more than 2-3% of my portfolio. The investments are long term untouched.Comment
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