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So I’ve been pretty much living in the Moomoo community lately, but I keep getting the feeling that I’m always the last one to know about the next big thing. 💀
Is it just me, or am I totally looking in the wrong places? Where do you guys actually go to find the real alpha and the gems that haven’t pumped 20% yet?
I’m really trying to learn, but I’m totally lost. Help me out here! Where should I be looking? Vote below and let me know your s...
Is it just me, or am I totally looking in the wrong places? Where do you guys actually go to find the real alpha and the gems that haven’t pumped 20% yet?
I’m really trying to learn, but I’m totally lost. Help me out here! Where should I be looking? Vote below and let me know your s...
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Today, an editor recommended that I take a look at this crypto article. I happened to have some free time and came across this piece.
The content mentionsMichael Burryhis recent views on BTC -
stating that the current position is 'remarkably similar' to2021–2022that period in the year
I wonder if any friends are interested in this 'collapse prediction'
Or, when reviewing their own analysis, they've also thought about the same question.
$Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$After breaking out this year, I made a fairly complete BTC trading plan for myself and executed two relatively heavy trades according to the plan (bragging: feeling satisfied).
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One was entering on the left side near 60,000.Painfully stopped out at 85,000 Bitcoin, precisely bought the dip at 60,000 — finally, here you are!
The other was around 66,000, following the right side momentum after seeing large orders break through.
Of course, before making these plans, I repeatedly reviewed the entire market trend of 2022.
And precisely because I reviewed it so many times, I came to feel that—
Comparing the current structure with 2022 is itself an interesting and worthwhile thought process to dissect.
Taking this opportunity, let me briefly share my thoughts. I hope it will provide you with some inspiration. If you find it useful, remember to give me a thumbs up. (Here I'm only doing technical analysis; I'm a noob when it comes to macro fundamentals).
Looking back at 2022.
The trend in 2022 was very typical....
The content mentionsMichael Burryhis recent views on BTC -
stating that the current position is 'remarkably similar' to2021–2022that period in the year
I wonder if any friends are interested in this 'collapse prediction'
Or, when reviewing their own analysis, they've also thought about the same question.
$Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$After breaking out this year, I made a fairly complete BTC trading plan for myself and executed two relatively heavy trades according to the plan (bragging: feeling satisfied).
One was entering on the left side near 60,000.Painfully stopped out at 85,000 Bitcoin, precisely bought the dip at 60,000 — finally, here you are!
The other was around 66,000, following the right side momentum after seeing large orders break through.
Of course, before making these plans, I repeatedly reviewed the entire market trend of 2022.
And precisely because I reviewed it so many times, I came to feel that—
Comparing the current structure with 2022 is itself an interesting and worthwhile thought process to dissect.
Taking this opportunity, let me briefly share my thoughts. I hope it will provide you with some inspiration. If you find it useful, remember to give me a thumbs up. (Here I'm only doing technical analysis; I'm a noob when it comes to macro fundamentals).
Looking back at 2022.
The trend in 2022 was very typical....
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Hi everyone, Neil here, your moomoo US CEO.
At moomoo, we are committed to staying ahead of structural market shifts. On January 26th, the options market is evolving. Nasdaq is introducing Monday and Wednesday expirations for the "Magnificent Seven", AVGO and IBIT, offering more granular choices for managing your portfolio.
I’m excited to host Tanya Patwa from @Nasdaq for an exclusive deep dive in...
At moomoo, we are committed to staying ahead of structural market shifts. On January 26th, the options market is evolving. Nasdaq is introducing Monday and Wednesday expirations for the "Magnificent Seven", AVGO and IBIT, offering more granular choices for managing your portfolio.
I’m excited to host Tanya Patwa from @Nasdaq for an exclusive deep dive in...
The Evolution of Expiration | Beyond Friday with Nasdaq's New Mon/Wed Options
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Got the alert. I see BitGo is the custodian here. Usually, that implies institutional-grade safety, but I'm trying to gauge the upside. Is this a safe haven play or a growth play? Thoughts?
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