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I always thought that stop losses are useless. Whenever I see price taps me out, and go in my direction. Whenever price comes close to my stop loss, the spread will somehow widen and take me out, and go in my direction. I was always angry about this. "The broker must be trading against me! I must hide my stop loss!" I stop using stop losses. For some trades, I won because price couldn't tap me out and go in my direction. I thought I was a genius by not trading with a stop loss. I became confident. This worked until it didn't work. It was NFP. It's 10 seconds away from news release. I was trading a $1,000 account. My trade was in $8 drawdown. I looked at the chart, knowing that I will close the trade if it goes against me. The price became very volatile. 5...4...3...2...1... Nothing happene

Gold Aug 23 ( $GC=F ) stock analysis

This is how I see the US “bigger” banks in the coming months and into 2024. It is based off an accumulation of: March 2023 US banking debacle that has brought down 3 US banks - (a) Signature Bank, (b) Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and finally, (c) First Republic. News articles that I have come across in recent months. Extract of Mr Powell’s testimony with Senate Banking Committee on Thu, 22 Jun. This is how I see it. Summary. US banking sector is facing a challenging outlook in the second half of 2023 and into 2024, as it: Grapples with the aftermath of the March banking debacle. Adheres to the FDIC's latest levy. Explores the Fed's new credit requirement and Enforces credit tightening within the industry. Below is analysis of each factor and its implications to the US bigger banks. (

Nasdaq 100 Sep 23 ( $NQ=F ) stock analysis

Gold Aug 23 ( $GC=F ) stock analysis

In today's edition, we will track the fundamental readings of long-term bullish companies in strong (TigerTrade Top 1 Gainer) concepts each week and look forward to your attention and discussion.Disclaimer: Capital at risk. This is not direct financial advice or a recommendation to acquire or dispose of any investment, but for communication only.Stocks continued their winning streak as the Fed paused their rate hikes but kept a hawkish underlying tone.The best-performing concepts are solid state battery, SPACs, hydrogen energy and AI concept.Considering the different perceptions of the stock, this time TigerPicks choose $Plug Power(PLUG)$ to have a fundamental highlight to help users understand it better.

A: Short term, these two weeksAs we all know, US stocks often pull back during Chinese holidays, which is an old tradition. However, given the current put and sell call layouts, the callbacks are fairly short. Because from the temporary large single layout, bears do not intend to be bearish for a long time, and almost earn a time value and leave.Apple:The large order I shared last week can be seen that the institutions are around the July 7 expiration date layout. After all, the non-farm data released on July 7 and the CPI released on July 12, from Powell's attitude, he particularly hopes that the market will cash in the expectation of adding 50 basis points on this day or 12th. So the bulls are understandably subdued.So the question is, what's going on with the

As forecasted in my ytd post - In Investment, When In Doubt - Pause!, Mr Powell session with the House Financial Services was indeed anchored on the “interest rate” topic. Fed Chair Jerome Powell affirmed that interest rates will continue to increase in his testimony. With the cat out of the bag, US market reacted to Mr Powell’s remarks. They did not like what they hear. All 3 composite index fell: DJIA : -0.30% (-102.35 to 33,951.52). S&P 500 : -0.52% (-23.02 to 4,365.69). Nasdaq : -1.21% (-165.09 to 13,502.20). Worst performing index. Fed's dot plot Looking at the Fed’s latest dot plot, many believed an interest hike in as early as July seems plausible. With a