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crazymommy:If you can't decipher info from the little I shared, then you have no business discussing trading matters with me. It's simple...calculate the difference in % between my entry and exit price. It's not rocket science woman. You're just trying so hard to rubbish my claims. But it's ok, I'm not here to convince your type. The ones that will take away positives from my wealth of knowledge and experience will do so. I hope we're done now? It was an absolute waste of time engaging you. I swear! |
crazymommy:You asked for my trade history, I shared with you, yet, body still dey pepper you. I'm sorry, I'm not the cause of your frustrations, inugo? |
crazymommy:Please get out! You're not serious. Calculate the difference in buying price and exit price. Abeg no quote me again. I'm done with you abeg! Make I hep you small, cos e be like say this is beyond your mental capabilities. All four trades in Doge were done on the same day. Look at the date and times. From top to bottom...I made 1.4% profit Next was 1.8% You gerrit? |
Crazy mommy, Oh...I see you've suddenly gone mute! Come and ask for my bank statement na, abi USDT. Yeah, bring out your calculator too while you're at it. Instead of you to learn from the little I shared you dey probe for my trade history. Abi you don see am, oya chop it and get full. Ode! |
crazymommy:Maybe I should shut your mouth up with this for now. What else would you ask for? My bank statement? Usdt balance? Doubting Thomas' everywhere! Una never serious.
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crazymommy:Your opinion! What else do you have to say? |
crazymommy:That's your business. Keep waiting for trade history, instead of you to grab the message. I repeat...I only shared the shiba trade screenshot for the doubters like yourself who would question If i really bought shiba at that price, nothing more! If after all these explanations with illustrations and workings, and your problem is my trade history, my dear...you never serious to learn. Done with you for now till you ask intelligent questions. |
crazymommy:Again, I reiterate that I will not go further beyond this. The only reason I screenshot this is to verify my claims of being consistent with 1.5% profits, which was a topic brought up yesterday, and I only shared my trade history to verify my entry point...nothing more, nothing less! Work with what I've shown you, if it isn't enough, then I'm sorry, I won't share more screenshots of my trades. Work with this and ask reasonable questions, forget about my other trades. |
crazymommy:Sorry, if these info isn't good enough for you, then I can't be of help to you. What you're asking me is like asking to show you my bank balance. Na so! |
crazymommy:Sure... Notice the price of entry at 0.00000995 satoshis. So had it been I closed yesterday's position at 1.9%, today also, I would close at same profit or higher. If BTC starts gaining momentum, which I expect because a support is forming, expect other alts to pick up! So in essence, one eye dey for BTC as I still dey monitor Shiba
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Kingsteve:So to buttress my claims of being consistent with 1.5% profits, here is another live illustration of my workings. Yesterday, I was in profit of 1.91% which is above the 1.5% target. However, I haven't closed that position yet, because I'm targeting more profits of maybe above 3%. So, had it been I closed my position and locked in that profit, i would then wait for today's low which even went lower than my entry price yesterday. But for more realistic explanation, let's still assume I opened today's position at the same opening price of yesterday, which was at 0.00000995 satoshis. Currently, the price of shiba is at 0.00001018 as at writing this, which also matches yesterday's profit of 1.9% So assuming I'm trading with a huge capital, naturally, I would have closed yesterday's position and locked in my N57k. Today also, I would naturally lock in my profits, or wait a bit, to see if the price will go higher to a slightly higher resistance and make more profits, meaning I would already be making profits of N100k in two days of trading. So, when I talk about being consistent with 1.5% profits and i see people on here doubting me, it made me realise there are more investors than traders, who do not really understand the importance of price fluctuations and key price points, which I always emphasise on in my analysis. It's not by mouth or magic...it is pure skills and maybe talent! Take a look at the shiba chart below for more illustrations.
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Billybe1:Lol Yes! Some weeks, it is possible to be that consistent if your target is 1.5% or more with huge funds, especially in a bull market. For me, one of the reasons why being consistent for 7 days may not work, is that some positions may not be closed on that same day, mainly due to wrong entry. Yes, loses are inevitable in trading, but losses can always be recovered! I don't know why you guys think that making this 1.5% consistently is a tough task. Na wa ooo! Everything I type here is borne out of my personal trading experience. Which kin powder you wan blow me kwanu? ![]() |
Billybe1:See this one reasoning. ![]() Chai, crypto really don mesmerise some people for this thread oooo. Sooo...I suppose be whale or market mover before I can be a successful trader, or be able to predict price movement? This one off me totally! Smh |
Chikacha:I no dey find you ooooo... I'm just here to express my trading skills, backed up with charts and workings. Again, look at this Shiba chart below. I opened a long position at 0.00000995 satoshis, and the current price as at writing this is 0.00001017. That's a 1.91% increase in profits! That small green arrow is my point of entry. Notice how the point of entry is close to a support level using H4 timeframe. I still had to consult the lower timeframes for a sharp entry! It's a skill! Modified: let's say I opened this position with N3M, my current profit at 1.91% is N57,300.00 It's up to me to decide when to close the position or not. Good entry affords you the luxury of hodling for more profits, when caught very low at suport levels.
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Chikacha:Well...as an advanced trader, you ought to know how to identify support levels, within higher support levels, for good entry. Entry is everything! You see those traders that initiate mini bulls from shorter timeframes in a bear market? Respect them! They understand and take advantage of every support level within the higher timeframes, and build some kind of momentum, before taking profits at very close resistance levels. It's a tough skill to master, but when mastered; 1.5% profits will be consistent, with huge capital being another major factor in achieving these targets. Give it a try with small funds, and build from there. |
Chikacha:I am only going to respond to your last question, which covers your other questions. When I say slight over exaggeration, what I meant was, out of 7 trading days, at least, 1.5% or more can be achieved daily in 4-5days. Again, take a look at the Shiba chart below, and look at the daily timeframes. I believe you can read charts, so tell me, don't you see the possibility of making 1.5% profits daily in 4/5 days out of the 7 candlesticks? I just don't talk, I back it up with the charts for all to see...that is, for those who can read the charts! I'll wait for your response.
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Chikacha:Well, 1.5% daily might be slightly a bit overexaggerated. My point is...1.5% is possible on a daily basis, but maybe not 7 days in a row without a few hiccups. I don't know the trading strategy some of you employ, but I made that assertion based on my personal capabilities. Everything depends on good timing. And I tell you what.... Once you form the habit of being a patient trader, and timing your entries close to perfection around daily support zones using D1 timeframe as a guide, 1.5% is nothing! In a bull market, 1.5% daily is more than achievable. |
doyin01:Drop yours or shut up! Lead by example so we can benefit. Thanks in advance. |
Ballzproblemm:Stop mentioning me, abeg. Just go... Just go...I no wan engage you. |
doyin01:You're a coward! Come out and mention me. I dare you...drop your analysis and shut me up or deal with my noise. Simple! |
Linadinna:Yes, you're right in the sense that somehow, the bulls are defending the support area, but not necessarily in control. Shiba isn't going down as BTC and major altcoins. In every bear market, look well, you will notice that one or two tokens will defend the bears better than the rest. The easiest way to understand chart reading is to identify the highs for each day and match it with previous highs. That is your resistance line. Same with support...match daily lows with previous lows, and you will notice an imaginary horizontal line that matches those lows, which forms a support line. For more accuracy of resistance and support lines, it's always better to use a higher timeframe. A higher timeframe will give you the proper market psychology than lower time frames. Again, you must learn how to read and interprete candlestick patterns. Go to play store and look for candlestick pattern apps. Take your time, read and learn. It's a gradual process This is the much I can give out. If you want more, send me a PM and we take it from there if the conditions are favourable for both parties. Peace! |
doyin01:I dare you...drop your analysis, so that at least one person will gain from it, and shut me up! If not...deal with my noise. I go dey pepper una back to back! ![]() |
Binancian:That's a lame come back. I said what I said...if you can't make 1.5% daily on some select coins in this bear market (Shiba and Doge comes to mind) then you have no business whatsoever trading. Go take a look at Shiba chart since two days ago, and verify my claim...that is, if you can read the charts. ![]() This confirms my initial statement about your type on here, you think you know, but you don't! Let those that follow my analysis be the judge, not someone who thinks everybody must hodl before becoming a successful trader. At best, you are just an investor! Bye for now! Done enlightening your ignorance on here. One more thing, kindly change your moniker. I expected someone with that handle to be a good trader. You obviously have no clue.... First image: Shiba Second: Doge Tell me you don't see more than 1.5% profits in those price movements up and down Anyway, what do you know? Na ignorance go wreck una!
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Binancian:Traditional stock markets are not as volatile as crypto markets. 5% na hammering in traditional stock market, but not so with indices. FTSE100, DAX30 and other indices are quite volatile, but not as crypto anyway. Quote me anywhere, if you're targeting as little as 1.5% daily in crypto, you will hardly incur losses. Of course, this depends on your entry point. You will begin to appreciate my analysis, with key price points, when you're willing to broaden your learning horizons. Keep learning... |
Binancian:If you can't make 1.5% daily on crypto, then you have no business trading. I swear... This 1.5% is for bear market oooo. Bull market is a different story. |
Binancian:Let me educate your sheer ignorance. For you to be a successful day trader, you need a huge capital For instance, a day trader that targets only 1.5% daily, will be more consistent than any other type of trader. Now, imagine this trader trades with N5M capital, and realising 1.5% or slightly higher daily. Which means in a day he makes a minimum of N75k In 7 days, he's realising N525K at 10% (accumulation of daily 1.5%) The major problem with most of you on here is absolute ignorance! You think you know, but you don't! You think pro scalpers and succesful day traders trade with peanuts? No, they're not like you that wants to trade with $10, and realise 100% profit in a short space of time. You will learn when you finally understand the importance of being consistent with small profits over a period of time, with a large capital. My analysis is clearly not for you and your minions. So pass, and quit b!itching around like a b!tch! |
Siberia01:Lol ![]() So after criticising my more detailed analysis with key price points as a guide for day traders, this piece of junk is what you spewed as your own analysis? Hahaha, you're a Joker! If you have to criticise me next time, at least, endeavour to drop something better than this garbage. ![]() |
atinga1:Na you go tire. Abi na here we dey? You go tire like the rest, and go back into a state of oblivion. |
Geovanni412:Thanks boss! You're absolutely right, my strength lies in scalping and day trading. I am not a fan of buy and hodl, maybe that's why I haven't put so much efforts in analysing medium to long term. You see, most of these people that criticise me on here, have no idea what I'm talking about, because they do not understand the psychology of scalping the markets. So when they see me write about the continuous ups and downs of BTC price movement and key price points, they probably get tired or bored of reading. What they want to hear is...buy and hodl for a period of time, and then sell. Unfortunately, I am not the man for such analysis. Maybe, someone else will emerge from the background and do long term analysis for them....definitely not me! Only active scalpers and day traders will find the info I give out useful. I believe in short term trading, because I know that's where the main money is. Irrespective of the fact that on average, scalpers and day traders make 2/3/4%, but when one is on the side of mother luck, and a coin pumps, one can be seeing 10% profits or more in a day. Why hodl a token for long term and realise almost the same profits a day trader can make in a shorter timeframe? You buy a token, hodl for 6 months, and probably realise 10% or more, all depending on point of entry. Meanwhile, a day trader can make that same 10% or more in a shorter timeframe. Personally, it doesn't make sense to me, hence; my addiction to scalping and day trading. Thanks for acknowledging, I appreciate! |
Kingsteve:Hmmm...the bears are back in full swing! Back to square one! So, yesterday's buying pressure couldn't match the previous high of $21,539, instead it lost steam at $21,218, before collapsing back into the $20k region. Today, it further dropped back into the $19k region, which holds a very crucial support at $19,650 or thereabouts. The current support/low for the day is at $19,889.00 as at writing this. If prices fall further below, then expect it to touch the $19,650 crucial support. Now, this is a very, very important territory to defend by the bulls, because if it fails to do so, then the talk of $17k being retested will resurface. From the chart below, you will notice that below the support of $19,650, there's no other major price point BTC has settled, instead, the $17k support becomes more of a possibility. For day traders, it is advisable to stay away from the markets and just observe. There may not be any major buying pressure until wallstreet opens for the day, so that BTC will take a cue from some of the US equities market to see what direction it follows. Normally, this $19k territory is good for opening long positions. However, like I previously stated, it is best to stay away and observe, till the markets give more cue as to what direction prices will head to.
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solreb:Nice one! |
Omobola121:You're welcome! |

