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Thread on "Reading the Tape" / Level 2 / Time and Sales
— Ace (@LunarAces) May 29, 2021
Thread on "Reading the Tape" / Level 2 / Time and Sales
— Ace (@LunarAces) May 29, 2021
No one explains EMAs either, so here are my 9/20 EMA rules. I have to give credit to @MullinsMomentum for introducing me to these. I adopted some stuff from him, and the rest I developed my own way of using them. Here's a thread of how I use them:
— Ace (@LunarAces) May 30, 2021
Why and how 90% of retail traders lose and how you can join the 10% that win. This is by far the most important thread I've made. I truly hope this helps change your lives.
— Ace (@LunarAces) June 14, 2021
Position sizing, risk management, and trading around your core thread:
— Ace (@LunarAces) June 28, 2021
After hours and premarket trading/algorithms and institutions - some insight. I shared this on MTA voice the other day.
— Ace (@LunarAces) July 4, 2021
The largest issue from what I've seen for new traders is determining where to enter trades. Most traders get caught chasing or adding in poor areas and then sell for losses. Here's a thread on some areas where you can enter trades for minimal risk and maximum reward:
— Ace (@LunarAces) July 31, 2021
Some tips and stuff that has worked well for me in options so far:
— Ace (@LunarAces) September 14, 2021
- Target fresh zones - I have a high conviction in these to work in my favor
- Never try to guess the top on a stock running on low volume. These go through zones
- Always scale into zones
Use supply and demand to enter trades and support and resistances as profit targets. You don't have to obsess over daily levels. I like to use the 1h chart and less with recent price action to look for support and resistances to determine where I'll scale profits from my entry pic.twitter.com/Jr0jehUiJ3
— Ace (@LunarAces) September 17, 2021
Thread on support and resistance. Been working on this system for a little while now and decided to share my secret sauce.
— Ace (@LunarAces) October 8, 2021
**16 Must Read Stock Market Books**
— Chris Perruna (@cperruna) November 20, 2019
Gifts for the Holidays!
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator
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