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yom2:Probably a volatile stock involving lots of volume buying and selling within a short time frame |
yom2:Not to mention how much the floating shares will be (this is actually what is available in the exchange to be traded by the public) |
No short traders dey really vex on top this $COIN matter o. |
InaNla:Short sweet |
What's up with $COIN IPO |
Ifesinachi22:Yeah I also realized he mixed two discussions together |
pauloverdi:Much appreciated contribution |
handsomebolanle:Omo e go hard o, you'll have to play around the sites and learn. Definitely didn't take me a day or a week sef. But I was eager to learn. The best I can do is give you the sites I use, which I just did. |
Kaybee7000:Wow where do I start from. First there are thousands of US stocks to sort through, so many people use scanners and/or screeners to filter out stocks that do not meet their predefined parameters. As for me I started with Yahoo Finance and Zacks, and was playing around with their screeners. I was also able to develop some technical analysis on weekly chart, using Bollinger bands (I happen to be a swing trader and not a day trader). Then I stumbled upon stockcharts dot com. Here they have features where you can automate certain technical or fundamental parameters and then run the scan. It then returns those stocks that meet your defined technical analysis criteria. This saved me alot of stress using Yahoo Finance. P.S.: It's a monthly subscription, but the first month is free. And this has been my weekend routine ever since then. |
For those still confused that the inability to open new accounts with T212 is not just restricted to Nigerians. Here is a tweet of theirs indicating the issue that caused the pause did not originate from Nigeria in the first place (but the UK). So let's all calm down and wait. Gbo go wa l'ama je breakfast
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Kaybee7000:That's the thing, most brokers offering the bulk of US stocks do not run mt4/5. Either they have their own proprietary charting software like SAXO Bank, or you get to use a 3rd party like tradingview. Forex brokers with mt4/5 offering stocks that I know of, have very few (but popular) stocks like Alpari. So I put is to you, as far as stocks is concerned, tradingview is still your best bet. |
IYGEAL:Oh I guess our cases are different then, I'm just a new user and I can't even sign up. Seems you're at a level of filling out their registration page. |
Kaybee7000:You can use TradingView to analyze charts. It's more flexible for stocks than MT4/MT5 |
IYGEAL:Don't think it's just Nigerians, cos I've tried subscribing using a VPN from UK and USA locations, and it keeps saying the same thing |
Total search result for Trove is 4,115. They really need to make more US stocks available for clients to trade. It's really annoying to see a tradable opportunity on a stock, only for it not to be available on Trove. |
Nice bullish move so far for $CSU today |
PORTFOLIO UPDATE: $UNFI Average share cost: $31.45 $CSU Average share cost: $37.80 |
A good entry opportunity for $CSU at market open. May possibly close my $UGI position, and ride $CSU. $UNFI seems to have risen quite good for me this week. |
Yes $UNFI � Keep up this bullish pressure till the end of the week. ![]() |
Jeez2:Any method is quite safe I believe, be it bank transfer or card. |
PORTFOLIO UPDATE Added $UGI
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Going long on $UGI when the market opens Current Portfolio: $UNFI |
yom2:Na so man, earth don dey tire men dem. |
Time to drive $UNFI all the way to the moon
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I should be going long on $UNFI by end of the week before market close. |
freshtomi:Lol � I really needed this motivation |
Has anyone tried using the stop loss order on Trove? While I was in profit on a demo, I tried using it to set stop loss. I got alerted that the stop order only works for whole shares and not fractional shares. So I had to set the stop loss to exit partial (whole) shares at a loss should in case the market reversed. Only for me to observe that my current shares holdings was reduced by the amount of whole shares set in the stop loss order without the price reversing to test the stop level. I was even charged a fee for the transaction. This got me confused why that was the case as my believe was that price needs to reverse and hit the stop loss level before taking any closing action on my position. I just want to know if there is something that I'm doing wrong. I hope I was explicit enough �
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stokfrick:Trove Bamboo |
STILESGANG:abeg what's the title of this K1's track, thank you ![]() |
wip7:lol thanks... the school's in touch with the embassy tho, hoping they can be clear on reasons for denial & for a review of my visa application |
wip7:Thanks bro, i remember. Isn't it kinda unusual to start from the last page tho, or is that how visas are being stamped?? |
