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Now that we seem to be getting some summer and Sell in May vibes coming on, I bet this is on everybody’s mind. The best kind of stocks/ crypto are the cute ones that make you ton of money for no reason at all. Jokes aside — In a pullback, buy at a price you are comfortable with if you are following fundamentals, and otherwise, but at the right momentum. Originally published at https://invtradetutor.substack.com.

BLUF: I wrote an indicator to btfd and I’m explaining how best to use it. Bitcoin has moments of high volatility that create powerful BTFD opportunities (Dalai lama pattern) but I never knew when to start buying or not, so i figured using basic statistics we could farm some alpha. …

The Austrian avant-garde artist Hermann Nitsch couldn’t have imagined a better scene in his Orgien Mysterien Theater, than the one we are currently witnessing: The streets are full of blood and the ultra rich are literally wallowing in it, rejoicing that they are able to buy Bitcoin sub $40k again. What has caused this massive drop? …

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A guide to buying dips, and selling rips — If you run in certain circles, you already know what BTFD and STFR mean. You can stop reading. This might be too easy for you. But if you don’t, and want to up your whole look, this post is for you. BTFD stands for Buy The F’ing Dip. STFR stands…

Reading Time: 0 minute After few months researching on Cryptocurrencies, I observed a few words frequently used in the telegram group or in twitter groups. FOMO : Fear Of Missing Out HODL: Hold On Dear Life FUD: Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt Pump and Dump: The recurring cycle of an Altcoin getting…

August 4, 2017 The first rule of investing is…that there are no rules. Seriously, NO RULES! With all apologies to Mr. Buffett, there are guidelines, suggestions and simple math, but no rules. It doesn’t always seem that way. There is no shortage of talking heads (journalists, bloggers, analysts, financial advisors…

I had this thought the other day. It went like this: In my career following markets, one lesson has always been taught to me. That lesson is don’t be a hero, don’t try to call tops, and only take what the market gives you. Philosophically, that makes perfect sense…