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Identifying levels from A. Gerchik's point of view
https://fb.watch/2v7OnjWjDV/
https://fb.watch/2v7Ser8uZm/
Identifying levels from A. Gerchik's point of view
https://fb.watch/2v7OnjWjDV/
https://fb.watch/2v7Ser8uZm/
Those who have a BRAIN, understand that rock painting in the form of horizontal lines is the delirium of an addict: "what I see is what I sing"...
There are some coincidences with reality, but how can it be without it... - because sometimes, though very rarely, someone wins the jackpot in the lottery...
Hercicomaniacs meet in another forum, that's where you go.
Piss off, I'm not a Hercicomaniac
Metals, as of Monday morning
Euro, English pound
Swiss franc, Japanese yen
The Canadian Dollar, the only one (paired with Cable) to break above the Downtrend boundary, gave Klose higher...
Audi and Kiwi
Audi and Kiwi
Do you manage to trade profitably on levels? How much % do you have per month?
The hedge fund strategy is precisely working on levels. Banks work on the same principle. Each fund and bank has its own grid on a particular instrument. Where they stupidly sell, they stupidly buy. And the profit is obtained due to differentiation of instruments, and that's all.
If you have one account, you will be in the red. Even one and the same instrument has to be traded using different strategies. At least 3-4 for one instrument. There is one more trick, but I won't tell it. I can hint that there are legal entities and there are individuals. And there are statistics of where legal entities stand and where individuals stand. This is the direction. But banks trade in either direction on automatic. When the bank goes into a drawdown, the state refills the funds at our expense.