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1) OK, so let's forensically discuss last night's tweet by Brian


2) At 7:40pm EST, just after U.S. traders left for the most heavily observed and longest holiday weekend of the year; with all of Europe, and 90%+ of Asia asleep; the CEO of the world's largest crypto exchange decides to make a nearly unprecedented, massively market moving Tweet.

3) Without a doubt, he knew the entire crypto market would dramatically collapse on such "news," despite it being nothing more than, self-admittedly, "rumors." In other words, decimating the accounts of thousands of Coinbase clients.

4) Moreover, with the banks closed for Thanksgiving, and most people not working Friday, he had to know limited fiat could be deposited to exchanges for the next four days, making it difficult for client accounts to recover such losses.

5) The tweet itself simply claims "Last week we heard rumors that the U.S. Treasury and Secretary Mnuchin were planning to rush out some new regulation regarding self-hosted crypto wallets before the end of his term..."
There's blood on these streets. BUY THE DIP!

[A quick thread]


So yesterday I sold two of my holdings that I didn't like very much for the following


I know what you thinking: "smart move! 😎"
Will I be going on a buying frenzy today? Not quite. I think I'll sit today out. I've had some great lessons about the dip that I'd like to share with you.

I came across this fortune teller on YouTube who could predict pullbacks.


Of course I thought to myself, I'm going to be smart about this and decided to split my money over the full week because no one can predict the bottom. However, this
This friend had trouble making money in options though he was directionally right. Let us see how a basic understanding of greeks would have helped him, This thread will be about two attributes of option pricing, extrinsic value and theta


An option has two parts, intrinsic and extrinsic value. Think of a pack of Lay's potato chips. When you buy and open the pack, what you find is some chips and a lot of air. Intrinsic value is the chips, extrinsic value is air


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If you are someone who spends more time on analyzing markets during trading, then this for you. Certain traders will create their own bullish or bearish view in their mind but seek confirmation for their trades which is called as confirmation bias. #tradingpsychology 1/15


We do not like people or information that contradicts our thoughts. We like them when they confirm what we think. Hence, we tend to place more weight on information that confirms our trade position. Example- You think market is bullish & wanted to go on a long position,

Next a new bullish bar prints on the chart. You would think "Yes, my bullish proposition is still valid" (even though this bullish bar is smaller range)

A bearish bar prints. But you think "this bar lacks momentum" (because you already have firm belief that market is bullish)

One more bearish bar follows, pushing against a support level. But you would think "the support level is holding" Bullishness confirmed. Buy more! (even though this bar closed below the support level with clear momentum.)