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#OrderTypes101 In trading and investing, there are different types of orders; understanding each is crucial for managing risks and achieving desirable outcomes.
1- Market Orders: They are executed immediately at the available market price; they are fast and effective, however, the price may vary.
2- Limit Orders: These orders allow you to specify the price at which you want to operate; the order will only be executed if the market reaches the specified limit.
3- Stop Orders: These are market orders but with a specific price to reach; they are ideal for entering a position that triggers a trade whether (Buy Stop) or (Sell Stop).
4- Stop-Limit Orders: These are a combination of Stop and Limit; they are activated at a Stop price; instead of being a market order, it becomes a Limit order at a specific price.
5- GTT Orders: This is a type of order that remains active until the correct market price is reached or it is manually canceled.
1- Market Orders: They are executed immediately at the available market price; they are fast and effective, however, the price may vary.
2- Limit Orders: These orders allow you to specify the price at which you want to operate; the order will only be executed if the market reaches the specified limit.
3- Stop Orders: These are market orders but with a specific price to reach; they are ideal for entering a position that triggers a trade whether (Buy Stop) or (Sell Stop).
4- Stop-Limit Orders: These are a combination of Stop and Limit; they are activated at a Stop price; instead of being a market order, it becomes a Limit order at a specific price.
5- GTT Orders: This is a type of order that remains active until the correct market price is reached or it is manually canceled.
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#TradingTypes101 The types of trading, also known as styles or strategies, are the various approaches that traders use to enter and exit the market, each with a different time horizon and risk profile. These types include scalping, day trading, swing trading, position trading, and more. Understanding these different types can help traders choose the right approach for their needs and preferences.
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#CryptoRoundTableRemarks MY REFLECTIONS AFTER READING THE NEWS ABOUT THE CRYPTO ROUND TABLE
Hello everyone! I wanted to share my impressions after reading the news about the recent round table discussion regarding the future of cryptocurrencies. I found it super interesting how the growing institutional adoption was highlighted; it seems that more and more large companies are getting into digital assets! This makes me think that the market is maturing and has enormous potential to become more stable.
I was also very intrigued by the innovation in DeFi and NFTs. It's crazy how these sectors keep expanding possibilities and creating new opportunities. However, one thing that the news emphasized, and which I find crucial, is the need for clear and fair regulations. We really need to find a balance so that growth doesn't stop, but at the same time, we are all protected.
And finally, what became clear to me is the importance of education. I believe it is essential for all of us to have a good understanding in order to participate safely and effectively in the crypto world. Let's keep ourselves informed and learning together!
Hello everyone! I wanted to share my impressions after reading the news about the recent round table discussion regarding the future of cryptocurrencies. I found it super interesting how the growing institutional adoption was highlighted; it seems that more and more large companies are getting into digital assets! This makes me think that the market is maturing and has enormous potential to become more stable.
I was also very intrigued by the innovation in DeFi and NFTs. It's crazy how these sectors keep expanding possibilities and creating new opportunities. However, one thing that the news emphasized, and which I find crucial, is the need for clear and fair regulations. We really need to find a balance so that growth doesn't stop, but at the same time, we are all protected.
And finally, what became clear to me is the importance of education. I believe it is essential for all of us to have a good understanding in order to participate safely and effectively in the crypto world. Let's keep ourselves informed and learning together!
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#TradingTools101 RSI (Relative Strength Index) is an oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements. It ranges from 0 to 100, where values above 70 usually indicate overbought conditions, and below 30, oversold conditions. It is useful for detecting possible trend changes or confirming strength in one direction.
The MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) compares two exponential moving averages (typically 12 and 26 periods) and generates signals through crossovers with its signal line (a 9-period average of the MACD). This indicator is widely used to identify momentum and possible entries or exits in the market.
Moving averages smooth price movements and help visualize the overall trend. The simple moving average (SMA) and the exponential moving average (EMA) are the most common. Crossovers between a fast average and a slower one (for example, EMA 50 vs EMA 200) can signal trend changes.
Together, these indicators provide a more comprehensive view of the market: strength, direction, and momentum. However, they should be used with other factors and not in isolation to make more accurate trading decisions.
The MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) compares two exponential moving averages (typically 12 and 26 periods) and generates signals through crossovers with its signal line (a 9-period average of the MACD). This indicator is widely used to identify momentum and possible entries or exits in the market.
Moving averages smooth price movements and help visualize the overall trend. The simple moving average (SMA) and the exponential moving average (EMA) are the most common. Crossovers between a fast average and a slower one (for example, EMA 50 vs EMA 200) can signal trend changes.
Together, these indicators provide a more comprehensive view of the market: strength, direction, and momentum. However, they should be used with other factors and not in isolation to make more accurate trading decisions.
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$ETH Last night, the price of ETH reached a high of $2880, just $58 away from the liquidation price of the short order of 40,000 ETH from [The whale with a 100% winning rate in three battles for $ETH ].
However, with the price pullback, their short order has turned from a loss to a profit. So far, they have made a profit of $670,000.
Their current position:
15x short 40,000 ETH, position value $111 million. Opened at $2793, liquidated at $2938
However, with the price pullback, their short order has turned from a loss to a profit. So far, they have made a profit of $670,000.
Their current position:
15x short 40,000 ETH, position value $111 million. Opened at $2793, liquidated at $2938
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#CEXvsDEX101 In the world of cryptocurrencies, CEX (Centralized Exchange) and DEX (Decentralized Exchange) are two types of exchange platforms. CEX are centralized platforms managed by a company, while DEX operate in a decentralized manner using smart contracts without intermediaries.
CEX (Centralized Exchange):
Definition:
A company that controls the exchange, transactions, and management of users' assets.
Benefits:
Greater regulatory security, higher liquidity, and ease of use for new users.
CEX (Centralized Exchange):
Definition:
A company that controls the exchange, transactions, and management of users' assets.
Benefits:
Greater regulatory security, higher liquidity, and ease of use for new users.
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