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How many of you caught this off my previous posts? I'm willing to bet no one Retracement down to both the 70.7% (SQUARE) retracement level AND the 75% level Extended Gann Box angle with the Indicators oversold! Come on it ain't hard Then you drop to a lower time-frame for entry! - You do NOT blindly buy the angle or the ret level, let the retail crowd buy those - you drop down to an Intra-day time-frame etc PS - This is what GANN was doing over 100 years ago - this is NOT new -
The world of cryptocurrency can be exciting and fast-paced. New projects are constantly emerging, and there’s a constant buzz around innovation and potential. While I’m always following the latest trends, I recently came across an event that piqued my interest. Bitget, a well-known crypto exchange, is hosting a futures trading competition with some truly incredible prizes. We’re talking luxury goods like a Louis Vuitton bag and a Rolex, or even a Tesla Model S! This is a great opportunity for experienced traders to test their skills and potentially win something life-changing. Of course, futures trading carries inherent risks, so it’s crucial to only participate with capital you can afford to lose and to have a solid understanding of the market before diving in. Now, I know futures trading can be a bit risky, so this definitely isn’t for everyone. But if you’re already into crypto and have some experience trading, it might be worth checking out. There are even smaller rewards for achieving lower trading volumes, so you don’t have to go all-in to win something cool. Remember, these rewards are exciting, but responsible trading is always the best prize. -
By Muhaammaadd · Posted
Bullish... It seems MERL started on the right foot 💪
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My PRT 10.3 charts (running on Mac) are nearly all missing dates between 1st and 25th september in all timeframes and on all templates (example attached). Is there anyway to force download this missing data. I've tried restarting to no avail. The strange thing is that some shares do have the missing dates, but most don't.
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