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By CryptoSaint · Posted
SOL is on the move! Keep your eyes peeled as it approaches key resistance at $148.27. Further ceilings await at $148.98 and $151.86. However, a breakthrough could signal a stronger bullish phase. Support levels stand firm at $141.17, with even stronger foundations at $133.73 and $128.71. These are critical in case of any selling pressure, offering potential buying opportunities on dips. Feeling bullish? Traders might consider long entries on pullbacks to major support levels, with stop-loss orders placed below $133.73 to manage risk. If SOL struggles, short positions could be in play with targets set at subsequent support levels. -
In last couple of years, there has been debate over the top memecoin investment with centre of discussion around DOGE, SHIB, FLOKI, PEPE and a host of others. Personally, I feel comparing any contender to DOGE feels akin to comparing altcoins to BTC. DOGE, being the pioneer memecoin, boasts an impressive $22 billion market cap, towering over its closest competitor, SHIB, with a $13 billion market cap. Its unique endorsement by Elon Musk further solidifies its position. The fervent backing from its vast online and offline community serves as a blueprint for other memecoins to follow. Thus, it's no surprise that DOGE emerged victorious in a recent Bitget poll, where enthusiasts competed to showcase their community's strength in honor of DOGE DAY 2024. With DOGE predictably clinching the win, ten fortunate participants stand to each receive $300 worth of DOGE through the event's gleam completion. Let's seize this opportunity to bolster our crypto portfolios. -
Hi @neueneuen Thanks for coming back to this, Please note that number 1 above has been confirmed, unfortunately, I don't have number 2 yet. We will keep you updated. Thanks, KoketsoIG
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Shifty360
Hi guys,
Absolute noob to trading here but having a lot of fun, just a question with the system.
I bought some shares in a company no problem, they had a massive slump last week. So this week they bounced back and peaked this morning, and if I had sold I would have made a few thousand bucks. However, when I tried to sell in the peak of the rise: I would go to sell shares, begin typing in the amount and type of sell etc, then up the top it would say something akin to "you have 10 ticks to complete this order". Because the stock was on such a crazy rise, those ticks would last no more than 2-3 seconds and once they had completed, my order would cancel and force me to restart. Is there any way to turn this off, or am I doing something wrong? It pretty much made it impossible for me to sell and I missed the bubble.
Thanks in advance.
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