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Nick Tussing
May 06, 2024
In Charts 📈
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/RIOT/Yb5mP7pZ-WHO-WANTS-TO-RIOT-ON-THE-MOON/ First thing to notice is the price currently sitting at the bottom range of a KEY zone for RIOT. The Weekly charts implies long term movement. However, it helps get a picture of the bigger movements allowing us to see the smaller movements. Going in closer to get a look at that trend. We see the major rejection zone forming. We also see the potential ability to keep climbing that trend until it breaks. When does it break? I'm not sure, but pay attention to the trend, and price targets. The lines simply show how the price could get to their marked areas. Going in closer, we see the move might be a bit more explosive. But these trends are key and when they reject or breakout, you'll likely see more movement in the same direction. Put/Call reads pretty bullish, but there are going to be some corrections along the way. However, the only week over 1 is a week with no real volume. Price targets are 5.40 to 3.00 on the lower side, and then up to 18 on a breakout. These price targets are longer term, but it projects to Sept/Oct and then Nov/DEC and then March/April. https://www.tradingview.com/chart/RIOT/Yb5mP7pZ-WHO-WANTS-TO-RIOT-ON-THE-MOON/ Good luck!
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Nick Tussing
May 05, 2024
In Charts 📈
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/HIMS/oEIIObfb-HIMS-EARNINGS-CHART-DO-BULLS-HAVE-ANY-UPSIDE-REMAINING/ Potential to see it hold 10.7 to 11.3, which is the current price zone. It has a bullish put/call Price target would be 13.5
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Nick Tussing
May 01, 2024
In Stock Talk 📈
We added a horizontal line at the impulse wave to the upside. We then want to see a price confirmation of that move. How can we do that? Well, we need to see the BAR break through that line, which is labeled as the IMPULSE WAVE DOWN. We then see the next bar rebound, but not break through our line, at this point we would be patient and keep watching. We then see the next bar return through and close green. Is this a price confirmation? NO, this is a common mistake traders can make. It would be called a "bull trap" Because we see the next bar open and close RED. Technically, no matter how far the wick goes down, we wait for the close price with this strategy. So, we got the green candle up and through support, and then the red candle down, meaning support at the line we had where the last impulse wave spiked has broken down. This is our confirmation. Which means the next move is likely to go down. Which in this case, we can see that scenario play out.
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Nick Tussing
Apr 27, 2024
In Stock Talk 📈
If you're new to put/call ratio, basically the standard is .7 to 1 is bullish, trending down is bullish, greater than 1 is bearish. Now, we look at SPY, and we can see some crazy numbers coming up. The ratio at 4 means traders are buying 4 puts for every call. Not always a bad sign until we see the OI at a 3Million.
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Nick Tussing
Apr 26, 2024
In Charts 📈
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/SOFI/4g29o1Yb-SOFI-EARNINGS-CHART-BRING-YOUR-BEAR-SPRAY-BIG-DROP-TO-UNDER-5/ Trends and Price Targets marked.
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Nick Tussing
Apr 16, 2024
In Stock Talk 📈
1. Relative Strength Index (RSI): Ah, the RSI, the “I’ve had too much” indicator of the stock market. When it hits above 70, it’s like your stock had too much to drink at the party and is likely to come crashing down. Below 30? It’s been left out in the cold and might be due for a warm-up (a.k.a. price increase). Remember, it’s not foolproof, but then again, neither is your weather app. 2. On-Balance Volume (OBV): This one’s all about following the crowd. If the volume is increasing, it’s like everyone’s rushing to get the latest iPhone. But remember, even if everyone jumps off a bridge, it doesn’t mean you should too. Always double-check before you follow the herd. 3. Simple Moving Average (SMA): The SMA is like that reliable friend who’s always a bit behind on the latest trends. It gives you the average closing price over a certain period. It’s simple, it’s moving, it’s average. It’s the SMA. 4. Exponential Moving Average (EMA): The EMA is the SMA’s hip younger sibling. It cares more about what happened recently than what happened way back when. It’s great for short-term trading, but remember, even the coolest kids can get things wrong. 5. Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD): This one sounds complicated, but it’s not. It’s like watching two rabbits on a race track. If the fast rabbit (the 12-day EMA) overtakes the slow rabbit (the 26-day EMA), it’s a bullish signal. If the slow rabbit overtakes the fast one, it’s a bearish signal. Just remember, rabbits are unpredictable! 6. Fibonacci retracements: Ah, Fibonacci, the Da Vinci of math. These horizontal lines indicate where support and resistance levels might be. It’s like trying to predict where you’ll meet your ex at a party. It could be useful, but don’t rely on it too much. 7. Stochastic oscillator: This one’s a bit like a pendulum. When it swings one way, it’s likely to swing back the other way soon. It’s great for spotting potential reversals, but remember, even a broken clock is right twice a day. 8. Bollinger bands: These are like the elastic waistband of your favorite sweatpants. If the price hits the upper band, it might be time to sell (or stop eating pizza). If it hits the lower band, it might be time to buy (or hit the gym). 9. Average Directional Index (ADX): This one tells you whether the price is trending strongly or just wandering around like a lost puppy. Above 25 is a strong trend, below 20 is weak. But remember, even lost puppies find their way home eventually. 10. Accumulation/Distribution (A/D) line: This one’s all about supply and demand. If the line is going up, the stock is being accumulated. If it’s going down, it’s being distributed. It’s like tracking whether more people are buying or selling fidget spinners. Remember, these indicators are like tools in a toolbox. Don’t try to build a house with just a hammer. Use them in combination, understand their limitations, and always do your own research. Happy trading! 📈
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Nick Tussing
Apr 13, 2024
In Forum Q/A (Member Supported)
Put to Call Ratio The Put to Call Ratio is a widely used tool for gauging market sentiment1. It’s calculated by dividing the number of traded put options by the number of traded call options2. • Volume-based Put to Call Ratio: This ratio is computed by dividing the put trading volume by the call trading volume on a specific day3. • Open Interest-based Put to Call Ratio: This ratio is computed by dividing open interest in a put contract on a particular day by open call interest on the very same day3. A rising put/call ratio, or a ratio greater than 0.7 or exceeding 1, means that equity traders are buying more puts than calls. It suggests that bearish sentiment is building in the market2. Conversely, a falling put/call ratio, or below 0.7 and approaching 0.5, is considered a bullish indicator2. Bullish and Bearish “Bullish” and “bearish” are terms used to describe market trends and investor sentiment: • Bullish: A bullish investor, also known as a bull, believes that the price of one or more securities will rise4. This optimism can apply to the market as a whole, a specific industry, or a specific stock. When the market is bullish, it’s on an upward trend5. • Bearish: A bearish investor, also known as a bear, believes that the price of one or more securities will fall4. This pessimism can also apply to the market as a whole, a specific industry, or a specific stock. When the market is bearish, it’s on a downward trend5. These terms help investors express their expectations about future price movements and can guide their investment strategies.   https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/MSTR/put-call-ratios                    SO WE'D SAY BEARISH FAVORING ON MSTR INCOMING USING THE SIMPLE INFORMATION WE JUST LEARNED AND NOTHING ELSE.
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Nick Tussing
Feb 10, 2024
In Charts 📈
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/GME/Xh9fVGJx-GME-CHART-WE-LIKE-IT-WE-LOVE-IT-WE-WANT-SOME-MORE-OF-IT/(https://www.tradingview.com/chart/GME/Xh9fVGJx-GME-CHART-WE-LIKE-IT-WE-LOVE-IT-WE-WANT-SOME-MORE-OF-IT/)
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Nick Tussing
Feb 10, 2024
In Charts 📈
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/LLY/8fj1W4Z3-LLY-LILLY-IS-THIS-STOCK-PRICE-SILLY/ (https://www.tradingview.com/chart/LLY/8fj1W4Z3-LLY-LILLY-IS-THIS-STOCK-PRICE-SILLY/) https://www.tradingview.com/i/8fj1W4Z3/(https://www.tradingview.com/i/8fj1W4Z3/)
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Nick Tussing
Feb 10, 2024
In Everything ♾️
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Nick Tussing
Sep 28, 2023
In Charts 📈
Chart Ticker: Time Frame: (15 min, 1h, 1D?) • If you're not sure, state if this is a desired day trade, short term swing, long term swing, or long term hold or state the desired length of time you want the trade to last. Chart type: robinhood, tradingview simple, tradingview detailed Chart Requests are premium 3 perk. Premium 3 members will take priority over other members & those will be posted in a private section. All other chart requests will be based on my availability, premium membership level, and overall forum activity. I will try to get to all chart requests, but please remember, I'm only one person (I have a dog, a life, hobbies..) so, I do apologize if I do not get to your chart.
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Nick Tussing
Sep 26, 2023
In Crypto Chat 🪙
All things Bitcoin, and related. You're welcome to make your own threads, but this will be the official home of Bitcoin chat.
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Nick Tussing
Sep 26, 2023
In Crypto Chat 🪙
All things Dogecoin, and related. You're welcome to make your own threads, but this will be the official Doge Zone.
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Nick Tussing
Sep 26, 2023
In Stock Talk 📈
All things AMC, and related. You're welcome to create your own thread, but this will be the official AMC megathread.
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Nick Tussing
Sep 26, 2023
In Stock Talk 📈
All things GME, and related. You're welcome to make your own threads, but this one will act as the mothership.
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Nick Tussing
Sep 26, 2023
In RULES 📕
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