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After two most recent FED rate cuts in Aug and Oct markets of course experienced volatility but didn’t leave their established ranges. Don’t expect huge explosion today.

As a reminder, don’t trade with leverage in FED day. Volatility will liquidate both shorts and long and very few lucky traders will actually make profit.

December and January are take profit and rebelancing months. There will likely be a pump before holidays and next one mid January. But neither of them will create new ATHs.

So be like smart money. Take some profit in December, rebalance in January and keep accumulating next year.

Next bull market upward legs are likely to be created in and/or after May, depending on macro-economy and geo-politics. So there is plenty of time to build a portfolio without FOMO

Stay away from small-cap coins, their future is uncertain. We may not see alt-seasons in their traditional crypto sense any more.

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We all know that price is driven by supply and demand, we’ve been tought about demand/supply balance starting from high school.

Although it is true in mechanical sense, reality is much more complicated than this.

Actual financial markets mechanic is different. Price is almost entirelly controlled by sellers, to be precise by whole sellers. When sellers withdraw orders, price pumps, when they post bids price pumps. As simple as that. Demand is not a problem in mordern markets. Since markets are extremely accessible to retail traders demand can be created, it actually is created by media, influencers, exchanges, etc. - all the parties which we know are in conflict of interest.

Just remeber. Market makers need inventory to actually make the market, and they never buy inventory, they are just “given” it for free or at large discount.

Professional/institutional traders/investorss never buy at market price, they almost always buy at discount, often with the help of market makers.

Investment banks and hedge funds and all kind of funds trade with OPM - other people money, unlike retail traders, they have sugnifficant financial cushion to smoth their operations.

Not to mention all institution listed above employ highly skilled individuals and precise algorithm agains which retail traders don’t stand a chance.

Just remeber, we, retail traders, are demand side, when we follow their marketing we are demand created by them and for them to sell into it.

We stand a chance only on higher time frames with long-term investment strategies in large-cap (or at least mid-cap) coins which are harder to manipulate and are unlikely to dump.

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Ho alcune regole di trading in più che finora funzionano per me (trading di posizioni "swing" e a lungo termine) - sono soggettive e non mi aspetto che funzionino per tutti.

1) Non faccio trading il lunedì
2) Raramente faccio trading il venerdì, e se lo faccio, vendo solo
3) compro Martedì - Giovedì
4) vendo nel fine settimana (se in profitto, o continuo a mantenere)
5) Non faccio trading di futures perpetui (swap) in modo coerente/frequente. Ma a volte gioco per divertimento con piccole somme nei fine settimana. Ma in generale consiglio di stare lontano dagli swap.
4) posizioni future lunghe - solo consegna di futures coin-M (più facile recuperare se l'ingresso è impreciso)
5) posizione corta - raramente ma su usds-M (di nuovo, più facile recuperare se l'ingresso è impreciso), ma in generale evito le posizioni corte recentemente.
6) Posizioni future - ingresso solitamente nei giorni feriali
7) assolutamente non fare trading su notizie e metriche e Powell. In un giorno rosso di solito non faccio nulla o vendo se in profitto.
8) in generale non piazzo ordini spesso, non piazzo/regolo posizioni per settimane, principalmente osservo
9) il mio portafoglio è ancora troppo pesante su monete a bassa capitalizzazione - almeno secondo i miei gusti, sto gradualmente riequilibrando verso le bluechip, vendendo le smallcap quando le posizioni sono in profitto

Non è a prova di proiettile. Raramente uso SL sullo spot, quindi ho subito alcune perdite su monete che sono state delistate, ma nel complesso se eviti le smallcap rischiose - il rischio è ragionevole

Per questo motivo 10) raramente vendo posizioni spot in perdita

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Da venerdì a lunedì e probabilmente fino alle festività ci saranno pompe locali. Solo un promemoria, non è tempo di comprare. È tempo di vendere se in profitto. Sii come il denaro intelligente, ruota l'inventario e decidi una nuova strategia per il prossimo anno ~ febbraio. Almeno con le piccole capitalizzazioni. $BTC + le medie capitalizzazioni sono relativamente sicure da detenere o riequilibrare a seconda della tua strategia.

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As a trader, when you have an edge and understand the business, you don’t need to work on psychology. Uncertainty causes fear, anxiety is caused on a deeper layer, when you refuse to admit you don’t understand what you are doing and your brain need to send stronger signals to you. You fix anxiety and fear by learning the business not bu psychological practices.

Well there are case when you need to fix psychology - it is when you have paychological problems unrelated to trading. But anyway if you have unresolved issues - it is bad idea to trade. In other words if you are fearful or anxious overall, resolve those issues before even thinking about trading, trading will only amplify them, and you will have an illusion it causes them
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#quinn_tip fai quello che fanno le istituzioni il venerdì, prendi un po' di profitto alla chiusura di NY oggi.