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#TradingStyle and when to use what
1. Scalping
💰What is it: Very short-term trading to profit from second/minute price movements.
💵 When to use it:
- in highly liquid markets (BTC, ETH, etc.)
- when spreads are tight and volatility is high
- if you are experienced, have fast reflexes, great execution tools and lots of time.
2. Day trading
💰What is it: Entering and exiting positions within the same day to avoid overnight risk.
💵 When to use it:
- highly volatile markets with intraday repeating patterns
- if you can dedicate a few hours everyday to watch the market
- when macro and micro news catalysts are scheduled and there are no sudden chaos.
3. Swing trading
💰What is it: Holding trades days to weeks to capture medium-term trends.
💵 When to use it:
- when market fluctuates in large range
- you want fewer trades but bigger moves, can only look at the chart once or twice a day
- in lower volatility setups.
4. Trend trading
💰What is it: Trading based on underlying trends and macro cycles in weeks to months.
💵 When to use it:
- during macro bull/bear markets or major shifts
- you don't want to deal with short-term noises and have minimal screen time.
5. Algorithmic trading
💰What is it: Using automated systems or bots to trade based on preset rules and strategies.
💵 When to use it:
- if you're technically skilled and want to eliminate fear/greed
- market conditions are repetitive or range-bound.
6. Event trading
💰What is it: Volatility trading around news that drives markets.
💵 When to use it:
- when major announcements, reports or data releases are about to happen
- you're aggressive traders who can feel the sentiment and act quickly
- you have access to real-time information.
Overall, it depends on your available time, risk tolerance, and experience to choose one or some styles that suit you best.
1. Scalping
💰What is it: Very short-term trading to profit from second/minute price movements.
💵 When to use it:
- in highly liquid markets (BTC, ETH, etc.)
- when spreads are tight and volatility is high
- if you are experienced, have fast reflexes, great execution tools and lots of time.
2. Day trading
💰What is it: Entering and exiting positions within the same day to avoid overnight risk.
💵 When to use it:
- highly volatile markets with intraday repeating patterns
- if you can dedicate a few hours everyday to watch the market
- when macro and micro news catalysts are scheduled and there are no sudden chaos.
3. Swing trading
💰What is it: Holding trades days to weeks to capture medium-term trends.
💵 When to use it:
- when market fluctuates in large range
- you want fewer trades but bigger moves, can only look at the chart once or twice a day
- in lower volatility setups.
4. Trend trading
💰What is it: Trading based on underlying trends and macro cycles in weeks to months.
💵 When to use it:
- during macro bull/bear markets or major shifts
- you don't want to deal with short-term noises and have minimal screen time.
5. Algorithmic trading
💰What is it: Using automated systems or bots to trade based on preset rules and strategies.
💵 When to use it:
- if you're technically skilled and want to eliminate fear/greed
- market conditions are repetitive or range-bound.
6. Event trading
💰What is it: Volatility trading around news that drives markets.
💵 When to use it:
- when major announcements, reports or data releases are about to happen
- you're aggressive traders who can feel the sentiment and act quickly
- you have access to real-time information.
Overall, it depends on your available time, risk tolerance, and experience to choose one or some styles that suit you best.
#TrumpVsMusk in a nutshell:
1. The US House passed a Bill to reduce taxes for the rich without mentioning the reduction of US national debt (which was what Trump had long promised and fought with almost every country for).
2. Musk (seemed to have no info about Bill) was frustrated and tweeted that he was disappointed and would no longer believe in Trump).
3. Trump replied that Musk was only upset because the Bill cut electric vehicle credits (Tesla).
4. Musk believed Trump is deliberately lying and stabbing him in the back.
5. Musk leaked that Trump was involved in Epstein's parties (Epstein is like the "Diddy" of US politics).
1. The US House passed a Bill to reduce taxes for the rich without mentioning the reduction of US national debt (which was what Trump had long promised and fought with almost every country for).
2. Musk (seemed to have no info about Bill) was frustrated and tweeted that he was disappointed and would no longer believe in Trump).
3. Trump replied that Musk was only upset because the Bill cut electric vehicle credits (Tesla).
4. Musk believed Trump is deliberately lying and stabbing him in the back.
5. Musk leaked that Trump was involved in Epstein's parties (Epstein is like the "Diddy" of US politics).
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