Leverage
Indicator
Ema ,ma , boll
Reading patterns
Chart patterns
Swing patterns
Bull ,bear ,crab
Market cycle
Liquidation
ROE
PNL
Time frames
Indicator combination
Candels n wicks
Spot n futures ,p2p
Stable or earth coins, alt coins ,
Contracts
Order book
Basic volume
Funding
Funding fee
Margin, size
Isolated, cross
Hedge
Crypto n stocks
Long short
Margin adjustment
Liquidation heat map
Supply demand ratios
S&p500
SL hunt
Rally
Liquidation volatility
Market news affects
New project affects
Domino effect
Global network chain effects
Market sentiment
Higher high
Lower high
Higher low
Lower low
Support
Resistance
Retest
Back test
Retracement
Volume
Order volumes
Data book
Price action
Up trend
Down trend
Trend lines
Breakout
Trend breakout
Trend reversal
Fakeout
Liquidating candels
Spikes
Structure mapping
Bear trap
Bull trap
Correction
Consolidation
Sideways Market
Scalping
Intraday trades
Long term trades
Risk reward management
Earn and it's interest rate
BISI. buy side imbalance sellside inefficiency
Key level at point of interest
Market liquidity
Imbalance
DYOR
Limit order
Market order
Stop loss
Trailing stop
Order history
Trade history
Position history
Transcation history
Funding fee history
Ema cross overs , cross overs between different Ema's - like negative or positive crossovers .
Dead Cat Bounce
Buy the Dip
ATH (All Time High)
ATL (All Time Low
HODL — Hold crypto long-term
Hyperinflation — Extremely rapid inflation
Overbought — Price considered too high
Oversold — Price considered too low
Anchoring Bias — Depending too much on first information seen
Availability Bias — Judging based on recent/easily remembered events
Action Bias — Feeling the need to act even when waiting is better
Bandwagon Effect — Following the crowd
Belief Perseverance — Refusing to change beliefs despite evidence
Blind Spot Bias — Seeing others’ biases but not your own
Baader–Meinhof Phenomenon — After learning something, you suddenly notice it everywhere
Barnum Effect — People believe vague descriptions fit them personally
Confirmation Bias — Looking only for information that supports your belief
Cognitive Dissonance — Mental discomfort from conflicting beliefs
Control Illusion — Thinking you control random outcomes
Crowd Psychology — Behavior influenced by groups
Contrarian Thinking — Going against majority opinion
Decision Fatigue — Poor decisions after too many choices
Disposition Effect — Selling winners early and holding losers too long
Denial Bias — Ignoring uncomfortable facts
Emotional Trading — Trading based on emotions instead of logic
Endowment Effect — Overvaluing what you already own
Ego Trading — Refusing to admit mistakes
FOMO — Fear Of Missing Out 🚀
Fear Bias — Avoiding opportunities because of fear
Framing Effect — Different reactions depending on presentation
Fight or Flight Response — Stress reaction during losses
Gambler’s Fallacy — Believing past events affect random future outcomes
Greed Cycle — Taking excessive risks chasing profits
Groupthink — Agreeing with group to avoid conflict
Herd Mentality — Following the crowd blindly
Hindsight Bias — “I knew it would happen”
Hope Strategy — Holding losing trades hoping recovery
Impulse Trading — Entering trades without planning
Information Overload — Too much data causing confusion
Illusion of Knowledge — Thinking more information always means better decisions
Judgment Bias — Errors in evaluating situations
Knee-Jerk Reaction — Emotional immediate response
Loss Aversion — Losses feel stronger than gains
Luck Bias — Mistaking luck for skill
Mental Accounting — Treating money differently depending on source
Momentum Psychology — Belief that trend will continue
Negativity Bias — Focusing more on negative outcomes
Narrative Bias — Believing good stories over facts
Overconfidence Bias — Thinking you are better than you are
Overtrading — Trading too frequently
Outcome Bias — Judging decision only by result
Panic Selling — Selling from fear
Paralysis by Analysis — Overthinking until no action happens
Projection Bias — Assuming future emotions match current feelings
Quick Profit Syndrome — Wanting instant gains
Recency Bias — Believing recent events will continue
Revenge Trading — Trying to recover losses emotionally
Risk Aversion — Avoiding risk excessively
Sunk Cost Fallacy — Continuing because you already invested time/money
Survivorship Bias — Seeing only winners, ignoring failures
Selective Perception — Seeing only preferred information
Self-Control Bias — Failing to follow own rules
Trading Addiction — Compulsive need to trade
Tunnel Vision — Ignoring bigger picture
Wishful Thinking — Believing what you want instead of reality
The market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.”..- quote to live by