₦airaland Forum

So, about the duration, 2 mins for voice and 25 for audio upload.

Taystee1:
"I want trading indicators that will show me order block,FVG support and resistance,supply and demand,trendline overbought,oversold, direction of the market and anything you think of that I forgot,that will help me make a better trade."

This question you asked chatgpt, you can easily screenshot the chart on your device and upload the image on chatgpt to help you do that,it will easily tell you where the liquidity, demand,supply, order block and fair value gap is, including entry, take profit and stop loss. Chatgpt will easily do these without stress. AI has made everything looks easy, provided you can give the right prompt,lol...

That's good to know and I appreciate. I only use the image to text version for simpler tasks. I just don't want to be solely dependent on the guy.

This is the second most important video for people in crypto, FACT! It's about macros on Tradingview.

2.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ub3AKZgmHF0?si=en1hzF9MhAFTFmSN


1. About BTC CYCLE (reposted)

iLegendd:
If you're a newbie, this 4 Year Cycle succinctly put short video is EXTREMELY important.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8wvCwnI_Qk?si=NzKGOlE6XdNa8Mws

Wow!

So, today, I made a new discovery on GPT. Normally, I type fast, all thanks to learning typing skill as a kid. Also, as a programmer, you have no choice too. I can even type a full message with my eyes closed, but when I'm lazy, I use voice recording.

My normal voice recording doesn't punctuate for me—I'll have to say things like: period, exclamation mark, comma, etc. before it'll do it. Today, I I didn't know what pushed me, I decided to try ChatGPT's voice capture to text and I was wowed.

The normal recording on my textpad usually misspels a few things and I'll have to painstakingly correct and punctuate them manually.

With ChatGPT, I intentionally spoke sluggishly and I made sure it's a typical Naija accent, hoping it won't capture what I'm saying, but this guy captured it clearly with perfection and even added punctuations in the right places. Hmmm!!!

Looks like my days of typing will soon be over. Everything will be 70% or more voice. I go use Cho Cho Cho kill some people soon—this one it has become way too easy. So, all my years learning MAVIS will go to waste now.

With this, writing of book will become easier with instant punctuation and proper spelling on the go.

I'll test the limit to see how many minutes it can record.

Know the Creator of the Indicator

Sometimes, it's good to know the creator of the indicator you're using and why he created it. With this knowledge, you've already mastered 50% of its usage without even using it.

As I always say, you don't need more than 2, but you need to know more than 2 exists.

Here’s a ranked list of the top 50 people who created the most-used trading indicators, based on their impact and the popularity of their tools in trading and technical analysis. The ranking considers the importance, frequency of use, and versatility of the indicator in different markets.

Top 50 Creators of Trading Indicators (Ranked)

1. J. Welles Wilder Jr.
Indicators: Relative Strength Index (RSI), Average True Range (ATR), Directional Movement Index (DMI), Parabolic SAR.
Reason: Developed multiple foundational indicators that remain cornerstones of technical analysis.

2. John Bollinger
Indicator: Bollinger Bands.
Reason: Essential for volatility analysis and dynamic support/resistance.

3. Charles H. Dow
Indicator: Dow Theory (Trendlines, Market Trends).
Reason: Father of technical analysis; provided the basis for trend analysis.

4. Gerald Appel
Indicator: Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD).
Reason: A versatile momentum indicator used across markets.

5. Alan Hull
Indicator: Hull Moving Average (HMA).
Reason: Improved moving average that reduces lag.

6. Marc Chaikin
Indicators: Chaikin Money Flow (CMF), Chaikin Oscillator.
Reason: Focused on volume and accumulation/distribution.

7. Tushar Chande
Indicators: Stochastic RSI, Aroon Indicator.
Reason: Innovated refinements to traditional oscillators.

8. Larry Williams
Indicator: Williams %R.
Reason: Useful for identifying overbought and oversold conditions.

9. Leonard Fibonacci
Tool: Fibonacci Retracement/Extension.
Reason: Timeless tool for measuring support/resistance levels.

10. Richard Donchian
Indicator: Donchian Channel.
Reason: Pioneered trend-following strategies.

11. Ralph Nelson Elliott
Tool: Elliott Wave Theory.
Reason: Comprehensive framework for market cycles.

12. George C. Lane
Indicator: Stochastic Oscillator.
Reason: Widely used for momentum and overbought/oversold signals.

13. W. D. Gann
Tools: Gann Angles, Gann Fans.
Reason: Famous for time and price prediction methods.

14. Paul Levine
Indicator: Money Flow Index (MFI).
Reason: Combines price and volume for momentum analysis.

15. Alexander Elder
Indicator: Elder Ray Index.
Reason: Developed tools for spotting trends and reversals.

16. Perry Kaufman
Indicator: Kaufman's Adaptive Moving Average (KAMA).
Reason: Adaptive approach to moving averages.

17. David Weis
Indicator: Weis Wave Volume.
Reason: Enhanced understanding of volume trends.

18. Victor Sperandeo
Indicator: Trader Vic's 2B Pattern.
Reason: Popularized a classic reversal pattern.

19. John Ehlers
Indicators: Fisher Transform, MESA Adaptive Moving Average.
Reason: Applied digital signal processing to market analysis.

20. Thomas Demark
Indicator: TD Sequential.
Reason: Focused on timing market tops and bottoms.

21. Richard Arms
Indicator: Arms Index (TRIN).
Reason: Measures market breadth and volume.

22. Bill Williams
Indicators: Awesome Oscillator, Alligator Indicator, Fractals.
Reason: Integrated psychological elements into trading.

23. Donald Lambert
Indicator: Commodity Channel Index (CCI).
Reason: Measures price deviation from average.

24. Edward A. Coppock
Indicator: Coppock Curve.
Reason: Long-term momentum indicator.

25. Adam Grimes
Indicator: ATR Bands.
Reason: Improved volatility-based trend analysis.

26. Harold Gartley
Tool: Gartley Pattern.
Reason: Basis for harmonic trading patterns.

27. Carney Scott
Tool: Harmonic Patterns (Butterfly, Crab).
Reason: Extended Gartley's work.

28. Joseph Granville
Indicator: On-Balance Volume (OBV).
Reason: Pioneer in volume-based analysis.

29. Nicolas Darvas
Indicator: Darvas Box Theory.
Reason: Momentum-based trading system.

30. H.M. Gartley
Indicator: Gartley Pattern.
Reason: Core harmonic pattern.

31. Jim Sloman
Indicator: Sloman Oscillator.
Reason: Created smoother momentum tools.

32. John J. Murphy
Tool: Intermarket Analysis.
Reason: Popularized cross-market strategies.

33. Aronson and Olson
Tool: Bayesian Trend Analysis.
Reason: Probabilistic approach to trends.

34. Murrey Math
Indicator: Murrey Math Lines.
Reason: Systematic support/resistance levels.

35. Darvas
Indicator: Darvas Box.
Reason: Simple but powerful trend-following strategy.

36. David S. Nassar
Indicator: Market Profile.
Reason: Volume and time at price visualization.

37. Ken Shaleen
Tool: Market Profile Techniques.
Reason: Developed on profiling tools.

38. Henry O. Pruden
Indicator: Wyckoff Method.
Reason: Market structure analysis.

39. Stephen Wolfram
Tools: Chaos Tools for markets.
Reason: Leveraged mathematics.

40. John Hayden
Tool: RSI Variants.
Reason: Enhanced applications of RSI.

41. Tyler Gabb
Tool: Fibonacci Fan.
Reason: Extends Fibonacci retracement to identify diagonal levels.

42. Dr. Alexander Elder
Tool: Triple Screen Trading System.
Reason: Comprehensive method integrating trend, momentum, and timing.

43. Linda Bradford Raschke
Indicator: The LBR Three-Tick Reversal and ADX Variations.
Reason: Enhanced short-term momentum tools.

44. Leonardo Pisano (Fibonacci)
Tool: Fibonacci Time Zones.
Reason: Expanded Fibonacci use into time analysis.

45. John F. Andrews
Tool: Andrews' Pitchfork.
Reason: Introduced a structured trend-channeling technique.

46. John Carter
Tool: TTM Squeeze.
Reason: Combines Bollinger Bands and Keltner Channels for volatility setups.

47. Chris Moody
Tool: Enhanced RSI/MA Cross Systems.
Reason: Advanced modern variations of RSI.

48. Warren Buffett
Tool: Intrinsic Value Metrics (e.g., PE Ratio).
Reason: His approach to valuation is used by investors worldwide.

49. Mark Douglas
Tool: Trading Psychology Framework.
Reason: Focused on mental tools rather than indicators.

50. Alfred Cowles III
Tool: Statistical Market Theories.
Reason: Early contributor to quantifying financial market behavior.

ambitiouschap17:
Can you please point to your post the difference between having Business and System. I have used nairaland search and I can't see it.

It's been long. Can't recall the exact title of the post.

I can guarantee you, even your mentor doesn't know this about MACD and probably never will, but now you have the chance to.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbCoRXuF1O8?si=9IPGv8IyUo-UwCMR

SINisSIN:
Xrp people do giveaway for us na

Una bull run don come

Congratulations!

My XRP long trade is locked up in one exchange.

"The market rewards a specialist. "

Bea1234:
You're correct boss. Always on point.

Pls no vex answer this one question boss.. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Please where can I locate "Table of contents" option in Google Docs?.. I'm using phone


And what book format do you use?

Not my speciality anymore. It's all about crypto for now. Very soon, I'll stop talking about crypto and focus on farming. My life is stage by stage.

I have never had a mentor in my life on anything. It's all YouTube, books, experimenting, studying and practicing when others are sleeping.

Stopping doesn't mean I won't do those things, but I won't have conversations about them with others. Thank you for your understanding.

If I start answering your KDP questions, you'll penetrate me and ask more and I'm not up for that kind of conversation anymore — BTC has taken 95% of my brain.

I love your persistence in the hustle. Keep it up dear and one day, you'll reap the fruit of your labour.

Who can explain this? The red and yellow circles on daily, weekly and monthly timeframe. If you can, you've master the direction of the market and what will most likely happen next.

When using the indicator, since it covers your phone screen, understand what the table it saying, then remove it. This is one of the reasons I told you to have more than one Tradingview accounts. One should only be for things of these nature—checking values and parameters.

Strength, momentum, and direction are the secrets, and volume is what triggers them.

Below is a cult-guarded table chart that contains six of them. I'll give you the secret indicator, which only 400 people in the whole world know about. The reason it's important is that it puts the value of RSI, CCI, MFI, ADX, and Stoch MTF on one page. Some people jump from one indicator to another to see these values.

It doesn't stop there—they check multiple timeframes. But here, you have it with just a click. Also, you can view eight different timeframes at once: 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes, 240 minutes (4 hours), 1 day, 1 week, and 1 month. It doesn't stop there—you can change the size of the table to tiny, adjust its location, and modify the parameters of each indicator.

What is the name, you ask? RSI/CCI/MFI/ADX/Stoch MTF Dashboard by MTFTrader.

Use it and save yourself time. Not just that—copy the code and save it in case the owner takes it down. Some of these creators are fond of doing that the moment there’s an influx of users for a certain indicator. As I always say, it’s not just about indicators, but about volume and knowing how to take advantage of spikes, which some good indicators can help with.

The numbers on the table will make sense to you only if you know how to use those indicators individually, and luckily, they are extremely easy to learn and use—all thanks to YouTube.

This info I’ve given you is a secret and a timesaver. But most won’t take advantage of it until the indicator is taken down—just like the one I posted last year.

Below is what the creator said:

Gauge Sentiment across timeframe for various indicators in single dashboard.

RSI - to get the idea about relative price strength across all TFs.
CCI /ADX- to get idea about power and strength in trend across all TFs.
MFI- gives idea whether trend is supported by volume or not across all TFs.
STOCH is a range bound momentum oscillator. It is designed to display the location of the close compared to the high/low range over a user defined number of periods. You can use STOCH for Identifying overbought and oversold levels and also for identifying bull and bear set ups or signals across all TFs.

Hope IT helps to take better trading decisions.

With this dashboard, you will get complete sentiment of market on your screen whether you use lower to upper TF or upper to lower TF approach. you can see market behavior and sentiment with these all in one dashboard across all TFs.

Better use this with MA or vwap to get trend direction.

Fastt:
Chart drawers have disappeared . Btc will humble you(head and shoulder double bottom don vanish ). Make una go find work oh, trump or no trump( market is ATH), the economy is in shambles. More ppl to loose work. AI taking over tech workers job, as we all know they are the ones floating this market. Fire don burn most of their houses in CA. Them go sell btc repair house oh . More blood days. Fundamentals analysis will make you money. Study whales wallet movement, una say na double bottom una go draw. E don set.


I dey village dey chop fish oh. When i chop finish, i go carry more blocks buy my favourite shitcoin when twitter people don dey cry. Since i closed all those yeye shit to two shitcoin, im so fresh .

Whether we like it or not,99.5% of token will turn to zero. Many never recovered. I'm very blunt, no rubbing ego in this market. Follow the crowd and loose your money.
Where is that alexi deflower 10usd forex 5 , 5 dollar market analysis. Hungar don pursue am go village

Your thought process is similar to this man in the video below. Better make him one of your mentors. I had learned a lot from him. He's more focused on what makes the market move 95% of the time over other things.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8zSCax6-C4?si=Rojqb6YYcBt8l-6B

If you understand the simple things this old and experienced man is saying in this 9 mins video, you're a lucky b*stard! Period! Don't watch without jotting things down. They seem simple, but wow!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkBTdP5kM5Y?si=dEEvysZ14ftAxycr

Twice as Tall is still the same thing as MY DEAR Volume. The only thing is, it's now more advanced, but I want to shrink it into something digestible.

The MY DEAR (MACD to RSI) is only for multiple confirmations and nothing much. The Koko is the volume.

It has changed my game for life. The market rewards a specialist. I now feel like I own the market since these people can't manipulate volume. The details is in the volume while the final trigger is in MY DEAR.

If things go well, I'll create an all-in-1 Pinescript indicator for the system to use on Tradingview just like that one called DIY Custom Indicator.

As I usually say, you don't need more than 2 indicators, but it's good to have options for confirmation and what better way to have it than different volume analysis systems, which you all know, I call it the kingdom.

Viewing the market through the lens of volume will practically expose the big boys and their manipulations to you. You'll now trade like an insider, the smart money. This doesn't mean candlestick and price action aren't important—they are, but volume is the real monster you need to master.

Which volume calculation or indicator do you think I'm missing?

If you're a newbie, this 4 Year Cycle succinctly put short video is EXTREMELY important.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8wvCwnI_Qk?si=NzKGOlE6XdNa8Mws

maasoap:
You are giving money to Nigerian women but not for sex or love and at the same time, you believed that other men doing that for women for sex or love. I guess other men are the only ones who need sex and love but you don't . Nonsense

With your reaction, the statement really affected you. You took it too personally. You've probably given way too much money you would've invested in stocks or crypto to women. Oya, sorry.

I read a few posts about lengthy articles. My apologies. Sadly, I won't stop. I have told you guys I use this page as my public journal, not a place to please you. It's not necessarily a must someone has to read it.

All I know is, a day will come when people will pay for those same posts even 50 years later and it'll be recommended as a "must read" by children and grandchildren of those who never read it.

I have seen a couple of long posts by Alexa58 and I didn't bother reading. Some were probably attacks on me and some might even make sense, but I just ignored.

So, be like me and learn to ignore what you disdain.

Cho cho cho ke. If not for it, how would I get paid every month end in $ while I sleep? Do you know the joy I get when that alert comes? Work once, get paid forever. That's the power of Cho Cho Cho. Put it in writing or music and you'll be paid for it and your generation to come will benefit from it.

Timaya's music or let's say Bob Marley and Achebe's books are all Cho Cho Cho to some people, but are still raking their children millions till forever. You want to kill that joy I derive from those alerts, abi? If it's not broken, don't fix it to please the crowd that'll still betray or mock you one day—create more.

Cho Cho Cho is the reason I'm in crypto, else I won't be here. It's what gave me the money to invest in this industry. So I should throw away my umbrella because the rain stopped? No. Maybe, I should write a book titled "The Power of Cho Cho Cho Most People Don't Know." I need to copyright this word self.

Introverts do more cho cho cho in their minds, but unable or lazy to write them down. When they're alone, they talk way tooooo much to themselves for hours. I dey lie? Imagine they put all those talks and thoughts in their head in writing or in a book or music or even short video clips to post online—they for don make am.

Those of us that were able to jot them down and make money from them or impact knowledge to others for free with them you want us to stop because of wetin stranger go talk and feed you you with buy here, sell there, put the stoploss close to the anús? Nah!

ICP has doubled bottomed since on its BTC pair. Have you bought it? No.

Anyway, I'm not upset with anyone, I'll post whenever I want and no matter the length. In fact, I'll make it lengthy so that most won't read.

The meat of my posts will be in the middle of my articles since most black people don't always read to that extent. If na pórn, Bathazar videos or seasonal movies, them go dey glued to the end, but what will fetch them money, they easily get bored. Isn't the Devil working? Now you understand why most Nigerians are poor and most will lose money in crypto—IMPATIENCE and DESPERATION.

All of you that are hating on me, I see you as walking dead. 80 years from now, you and I will all be dead, so why should I waste my time to please dead people when I could use it to do lots of Cho Cho Cho, turn it to intellectual properties that'll fetch money for my children and grandchildren when I'm gone?

If every man plans for his unborn generation the way I do, there wouldn't be poverty, but no, everyone is busy having fun or being desperate to blow and show off PNL.

"The market rewards the specialist." This is why I design and experiment with different systems so that I'll pick the best and share it with you for free.

If it's BTC, choose and master it.
If it's Eth or memes, do the same.

Some people sleep on pump dot fun and they've mastered it. Don't jump from alt to alt at the wrong time. Understand the cycle, each month's characteristics, the catalysts and the macros, then the FAs and TAs. These things will help quench your desperation because you'll be atune with the industry.

Why have most OGs left? They have crafted their systems, which they won't even reveal to you, but me that is revealing is called names. Damn!!! Over availability leads to loss of value.

MY DEAR Volume.

I no dey vex o. I just wanted to drop something lengthy for you. Not lengthy enough, but make una manage this small Cho Cho Cho—I'm still cooking the real deal, my dear volume.

This Is What They’re Doing to You—Be Wise

I recently visited a store to pick up a few items when I noticed an interesting exchange. A woman came in to buy a drink and the seller asked, "Zero Coke or Original?" Also, she asked of the prices: ₦450 for Original and ₦350 for Zero Coke (ZC). Intriguingly, the ZC bottle was larger but cheaper.

As a baddie wey she be, based on say one correct guy dey on the side, me, she no wan act cheap, so the went for the pricier one, original.

Out of curiosity, at another store, I decided to explore further. I asked for Fanta, although I’ve largely cut out 95% of commercially made drinks, favoring what I can prepare myself at home. For the sake of clarity, I struck up a conversation with the elderly vendor. He chuckled as he shared his opinion: “They taste the same—I’ve tried them several times.”

I decided to put it to the test. I purchased both versions, did a blind taste and sure enough, he was right. They tasted identical.

So, what’s going on here? It’s a masterclass in psychology and marketing. By leveraging subtle cues and strategic branding, Coca-Cola creates a perception of choice and exclusivity, playing on human pride, preference, and even health consciousness. Let’s break it down:

1. The Power of Words:

Calling one “Original” appeals to people’s natural inclination toward authenticity and quality. By associating the word "original" with exclusivity, they tap into pride. The smaller size and higher price reinforce the idea that it’s premium. The same thing big brands like Ferrari, Bugatti, etc. do. The small but might ideology.

“Zero Coke,” on the other hand, caters to health-conscious individuals by emphasizing “zero sugar.” Its larger size and lower price signal a practical choice, suggesting value over prestige. 

I digress: The health industry seems to have infiltrated the marketing sector of most consumable companies to keep the people sick.

How you go call am zero coke but it's same with the other one people that hate sugar are trying to avoid.

You even make it bigger so that they'll die of what they're running from or at least, run to the hospital for help, hence making the doctor and the pharmaceutical moguls richer at the expense of poor people whom they deceived to drink more sugary consumables at a cheaper rate.

Oh, I get it. You pay cheaper to drink more, then you pay higher at the hospital from all the money you've been saving from buying cheaper, but voluminous unhealthy coke.

2. Branding Strategy:

The higher price tag on the "Original" attracts those who equate cost with quality, especially individuals who take pride in choosing what they perceive to be the "real deal."

Simultaneously, the larger ZC bottle targets budget-conscious buyers who prioritize quantity or are mindful of sugar intake.

3. Psychological Manipulation:

In reality, both products are identical in taste and likely cost the company  different amount to produce. Yet, they’ve segmented the market beautifully, appealing to different audiences and maximizing profit.

Lessons for Life and Business

Language Matters: The words you choose can shape perceptions. Whether in business, relationships, or even casual conversations, the way you frame your message is powerful.

Know Your Audience: Just as Coca-Cola tailors its products to different customer bases, you must identify and appeal to the unique needs or desires of your audience, clients, or stakeholders.

Create a Perception of Value: People pay for perceived worth, not just tangible benefits. Learn to craft a narrative that highlights exclusivity, scarcity, or health benefits.

To bring this closer to home, think of it as wanting the wit and intelligence of Laycon wrapped in the physique of Kidwaya, as that girl wanted. You’re drawn to the perfect balance, yet the reality is that nothing is truly perfect. Everything is crafted to appeal to your desires.

So, the next time you encounter such choices, remember: The words, the pricing, and the branding are not just innocent decisions. They’re designed to influence your mind and, ultimately, your wallet. Stay sharp and keep your cutlass ready.

Bendeco02:
But we're talking of Nigeria girls here not foreign girls

We tend to emulate foreign cultures excessively, but if our women must imitate, they should adopt the "Miss Independent" ethos and the industrious, skillful mindset of Chinese women.

Unfortunately, many focus instead on embracing the more superficial and destructive aspects of Western culture—obsessing over Brazilian Butt Lifts (BBLs), skin lightening (often tied to a misguided sense of superiority), and other damaging trends. "Miss independent" wey dem suppose emulate, 98% of them no fit.

Nigerian men, on the other hand, are complicit in this by financing these pursuits, often in a desperate bid to earn affection or love.

I no talk say make you no spend o. It’s fine to spend on a woman if you have surplus wealth, like Burna Boy perhaps, but never as a transactional effort to secure love. The chat of that ₦500k man in tears is a cautionary tale—he "invested" emotionally and financially, expecting love in return, only to be left heartbroken by a 25 kpa rendezvous.

Wise men, however, have already distanced themselves from such illusions. Even before entering a relationship, they harbor no expectations, recognizing the cultural shift that has normalized the Americanized "my body, my choice" mantra. This mindset has made emotional commitment increasingly precarious.

When a woman eventually acts in ways that align with these expectations, the wise man isn’t surprised. He either disengages or relegates her to a non-primary role, all while encouraging her to explore other relationships. Such men are detached from materialism, physical desires, or the pursuit of romantic validation.

If you aspire to live a long and stress-free life, adopt this pragmatic approach. Free yourself from overblown expectations, for unmet expectations are the root of heartbreak—a slippery slope to emotional devastation and even physical ailments like depression and hypertension.

Juicethekid:
Noted
How you doing boss hope say you dey alright

People better and smarter than me are paying for oxygen at the hospital to survive, but I'm privileged to have it for free, so I'm alright, my chairman.

Juicethekid:
but I thought you were a Virgin sir?

Still a virgin o. Keeping it tight.

Bendeco02:
Stop showing yourself.
Most guys always say this but not actually true.

If you send only transport for your babe. You may actually assist her in other things. Abi you pays rent for her?

Have you dated foreigners before? When you tell these local fowls info they jump in with Nigerian mentality. This is why they feel Nigerian girls' hungry attitude is universal.

How far has Nigeria grown with our mentality? We're the smartest, but look at how we suffer in almost everything, except music.

We're still among the most struggling nations. That should tell you a lot that we need a mental shift. Every woman should have a skill and fend for herself or the man who brought her into this world should do it.

He's only obligated when she has a child for him and DNA has proven it.

Have I given women money? Foreign women, no. Naija women, yes. Out of pity, not to buy love or induce her to love me.

When you have money and a living thing (women or men) needs help, you give, but most of you are giving in exchange for sex or to be loved.

That is what I'm against.

illicit:
Sometimes it goes down for free...

Most times self. The only thing I pay is transport and giving her WiFi connection. I feel as if I'm the loser for even paying her TP. Why? The pleasure is hers, 80%. So, I'm supposed to be paid.

Most of our men from age 16 to 35 have no business with relationship wisdom. Even if you tell them the truth, they'll go and tell her what you said.

It's not a man's job to fall in love, but to provide protection, but men won't listen.

Stay away from emotional attachment from both women and money and watch how you'll have peace of mind.

A woman operates based on emotions. Whatever you've done for her doesn't matter. In fact, the less you want her, the more she wants the little you have to offer over the might goodies the person who wants her offers.

"The market rewards the specialist."

I wasn't after his strategy, but his mindset. He's trading, but the title of the post made me click it and I love that quote and his mindset.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC2eaYihyug?si=c3jSDe3aWig-w2Ko

He said he focuses only on Tesla. I focus only on BTC and occasionally, others.

Hadizometer:
Pls guys, is there a chance that Altseason will begin before June?

June is way too far.

A man called No-Name has 12 crypto accounts.

He named them

1. January
2. February
3. March
4. April
5. May
6. June
7. July
8. August
9. September
10. October
11. November
12. December

He sent the same amount to each account.

Since most of these exchanges enable Sub-accounts, he created 5-12 sub-accounts in each and subdivided the money he sent in equal percentage to these subs.

He has a rule.

He only touches an account when we're in that month.

Currently, he's only trading with his January account, which has 12 sub-accounts.

As I speak, he's on a long trade in his January sub-accounts 3. His liquidation is at 74k and he's willing to lose the money if BTC dumps to 74k and yes, the leverage is high.

He advises against newbies using this system and encourages them to develope their own unique risk management strategies.

As I speak, he's among those with peace of mind in the industry. When we enter February, he'll abandon the January's accounts, which still has 8 unused sub-accounts and he can only buy if a giant dump happens in Feb. He has put himself in a position where he never panics.

Also, he advises against keeping ALL your money in an exchange, but what you're willing to risk because anything can happen. Hackers are not smiling.

Whenever he makes lots of profit, he sells at his target and takes the money to a private wallet. Pumps favor him and dumps favor him even more. This risk management strategy has killed impatience in him.

I know what you're thinking. It's you. No, not me. I already have my own system, which is almost the same.

12 account X 12 sub-accounts = 144 accounts. Do I advise you do it? No. Why? You're probably a newbie and you need to start with 1 or 2 accounts, then upgrade later. I'm only sharing, not coercing. Do I do it? Hmmm. Do what?

Hadizometer:
Ilegend, so in summary, when is the Altseason starting?

The day the American govt. will start QE or the day they'll give hope that it'll soon start is when real altseason will start, else, whatever pump you see is just gragra and manipulation.

When that girl that acts stubborn, but you like her finally tells you she'll soon come to visit you, what do you do?

Lazy you will excitedly clean the house you've been tired to arrange for weeks, subscribe and even "pump" your muscles through exercise.

That is exactly what QE does. Without it, no altseason. Period! Luckily, it must happen this year, else the US will face the consequences in their economy.

Inversely, bear market will be the day QT will start when the bullrun is over.

sweetveek:
that guy has upto 1000 theories in crypto, yet no single call. like wtf

motymop:
I agree with your sentiments

the best traders give calls even if it goes wrong, they dont even write long theories

If you look carefully, you'll notice I try so hard not to be associated with the word "trader." Just the same way most of you never want to be called a Nairalander offline. That is the same stigma I'm trying to avoid.

Even if I want to add that word trader to my title, it'll be Periodic Swing Volatility Trader. I hate traders, especially the ones in Forex and the ones who add FX to their names. Some might be level-headed, but most are ITKs.

I have observed them for years and all I see is ego, who is a better trader, who has more money, who uses this and that prop firm, who bought the new lambo, your risk and reward ratio is dumb, how many pips? Nah, that's not how to trade like pros like us, I'm better than you, pay me let me teach you. All the bragging and condescension boils down to "pay me."

These people, especially the Nigerian ones, are full of hatred, pretense, fraud and envy among themselves and when things become tough, they begin to sell courses to keep up with their lies and ego.

I'm refering to the ones on YouTube and X. I detest their behaviors and all of them have it. They alway have this pride in them, even when they're beginners and they never listen. At every seconds, they're in comparison mode.

This is one of the reasons I always avoid adding "trader" to my title or sentence before I'll start acting like them. Also, day traders are the MOST desperate and impatient sets of people. If you're a crypto day trader, don't be mad at me, I'm being honest.

No call in crypto is better than 5 green day stage 1-3, extended 5 green day, stage 1-3 and finally, zero green day and knowing if the season is relax year, sell year, buy year, or buy more year. Tell me one call that is better than knowing these?

Currently, we're in sell year and every smart person has studied what usually happens in sell year and the eventualities. This info is way more important than any call you'll get, trust me. Oh, calls for day traders? It's not my field.

Also, I'm not a trader, but a crypto opportunist. I only enter the market when volume is high (be it pump or dump) and when gurus are crying or bragging about who's right after a devastating crash.

The best and smartest people in crypto only talk about BTC and maybe, Eth and occasionally, top 10. The degen and the rest are all about the fun, pump, dump, tears, regret, sorrow and who to blame.

The real Gs focus more on macro economics (fed reports) volume, volatility and market cycle. Then, they master FA and TA as support to the first things I listed above.

When I see a newbie in the game, I easily know based on what they talk about. This is why I teach these newbies how to spot a good tokenomics coin, how to sort coins, etc.

I teach how to fish, I don't feed it. Which is better? Your mom that teaches you how to cook or the one that never lets you enter the kitchen?

Some of these same newbies won't take time to learn about market cycle, FA, TA, macros, etc. As I said, I can relate with how most of you feel and I have been there too, hence I don't get upset with these kinds of comments. You'll learn as you grow.

Na Nigerians go hype you, like Akpi, na dem go still say you do too much, now that he's in detention. When I start doing too much on these calls and TA, you'll see how jealous haters will feel and abuse me.

They'll begin to say are you the only one that knows it? Why always trying to show yourself? This post will serve as a reminder so you'll understand it's your job never to please others or try to impress them in this crypto world.

Some weeks ago, I read where someone said the market is forming head and shoulder pattern and Alexa58 attacked him by saying, "Do you know what head and should is?" I was pissed. This "thing" felt TA is "his" and head and shoulder is his family member and it's only sweet when he mentions it, not others. This kind of man should never be put in a place of power. He'll render everyone voiceless.

At the end of the day, 5 green day and knowing the season we're in is the best call anyone can give you. I have literally given you the secret in plain sight.

You can prove me wrong and I'm ready to learn and improve.

I'm not a day trader, . That word dey always pain me cuz of how FX people bastardized it. (I'm not refering to the FX man in this thread — that one no get weight). Before he came to light, I already detest most FX people's behaviors.

So, I'm a crypto volumist and an opportunist and a BTC specialist.

I spoke about using futures as bait especially when I feel my entry isn't good enough and some people said there is no strategy like that. I pity them. Yes, there may be none like that, but it's one of my strategies to trick the market during liquidity hunt. It's all about humans psychology and patience. And also institutional/market makers' greed and manipulation.

The richest people are those who always have something to sacrifice to make the gods happy. If you can't sacrifice your soul to be rich, then sacrifice some of your money and most of your time. Failure to do this, you'll never make it and you'll only be dependent on luck.

Anyway, let me go back to my addictive and fun research.

Talking about pullback, correction, etc., below is how I coded it I'm my app. Any task I do frequently, I mostly program it into an app. With this AI boom, most takes 2 minutes to do. The AI takes my written words and turn them into codes and I compile, execute and voila, app is ready.

If you can think it and write it in text, you can app it for personal use or for sale.

The Twice as Tall volume system I was building has been significantly expanded, and I’m now working to condense everything into a singular, cohesive framework.

I’ve been working tirelessly on this since last year, without taking a single day off.

I wanted to share a rule I call JFK, where J stands for January, F for February, and K serves as a mnemonic anchor to John F. Kennedy, making it easier to remember. When I teach, I always incorporate elements that make concepts both memorable and relatable.

The JFK Rule revolves around observing a 25-35% pullback in January or February of every sell year. Typically, there may be an initial pump creating the illusion of strength before the pullback occurs. If it doesn’t happen in January, February often compensates. However, if the pullback fails to materialize in either month, expect a correction later on.

I planned to share this insight earlier, but since I owe the group a lecture on volume, I decided to remain quiet while focusing on delivering a comprehensive and detailed volume exposé. I’ve refrained from posting much because I’ve been dedicating all my time and energy to this deep dive into volume analysis.

During this process, I even developed some simple applications for crypto calculations and analysis.

At the moment, my entire focus is on volume. I’ve reviewed every single indicator on TradingView that includes the word "volume" in its title. That alone took days of work, yet I’m still refining the system to ensure it’s condensed to include only the most critical strategies.

Crypto and market analysis often involve overwhelming jargon and overly complex approaches. To counter this, I’ve taken it upon myself to simplify and streamline everything. I began by prioritizing concepts based on importance and quickly realized that market cycles are paramount, closely followed by volume. Below, I’ve outlined the key elements I’m organizing into a logical structure. My goal is to show the world how simple and accessible these concepts are, despite the tendency of instructors and so-called gurus to make them appear unnecessarily difficult.

Let me be clear: the hardest part of crypto is PATIENCE.

Through my research, I’ve identified a handful of exceptional indicators and their creators. While a few names are omitted here, they will be included in my full documentation.

So, while I may appear silent, I’m actively working behind the scenes for the benefit of this community. The results of my research and analysis will be shared here or in the Telegram group, free of charge.

And yes, I benefited from the JFk pull back. It'll be over when February ends. This doesn't mean there won't be periodic pumps, but JFk must happen.