omo 5k$ for one way ticket, that's too much.
This one too will be forgotten after banters.

Nice whippp

Hello Everyone,

I started learning programming last year but due to school and other unforeseen factors I’m still stuck in JS.

I need new friends that we’ll ginger ourselves, work together and share ideas.

Feel free to send me a DM.

Thank You.

Welcome development✌️

Blessedchild24:

Okay thanks for ur time, but may b later I will ask for ur number o. Am not trading for now, Am currently learning data analysis, wish u all the best bro

Alright, I’ll be willing to help anytime.

All the best G✌️

Price almost hit the resistance and then shoots down, i didn’t sell because I’ve already reached my daily target.

In situations like that, i just join pick my 1$ and exit, look for another opportunity and join again and so forth.

I don’t look at 5 minute at all when trading, i place all my trades on 4-hr

You shouldn’t worry about spikes at all, if your analysis are correct.

I think $30 is good to go, if you use the minimum lot size and have one entry at a go.

My setup on boom500

Wassup bro,

Thank you for the well wishes, I appreciate.

Well I don’t use indicators at all, i just look at the charts and see what the market is doing, is it an uptrend or downtrend, is it consolidating or ranging.

When i understand the market structure, i then go ahead and check the candlesticks and see if i can understand their formations.

Then lastly i check higher time frames and see if they’re following the same trend with the current timeframe I’m analysing.

I mainly trade on 4-hr

Yes i mainly scalp, i try to hit 1$ per entry.

Tips:

Use the lowest lot size,
And most importantly, trade at your own best interest.8

Hello, hope the headache is gone now?

How did you treat it?

The thread is getting interesting, keep up the good work.

Wow, never thought Jo’burg is cool like this, before this thread, whenever i hear Jo’Burg, Xenophobia will be running through my mind.

404Dev:
They are for dependency management.

What is a dependency - code that your app depends on or relies upon to run.

WHy dependencies - well because most times we will need to use someone else's code, package, or library.

For instance, let's say you are building an app, and you wanted to create a modal and you don't want to code it yourself or don't know-how.

Then you can go on npm registry and see a package someone else created for adding modals to your app.

Now you have two options -

1. Either download the source files and add them to your projects
2. Or you can use npm or yarn to install it

The problem with going with option 1 is simply this - when the author updates the package or fixes a bug, then you have to go back and download the new files and replace the ones you have. If you have 5 or 10 of these packages - then painting your app would be a nightmare.

But you with npm or yarn you can just update your dependencies with one command.

Now, most packages have cdn links to their assets if you don't want to use yarn or npm but these are very limited.

Eg. if you use bootstrap cdn, you can't customize the theme options but if you install with either yarn or npm, you can customize the theme, compile it and run it within your project.

Hope this helps.

Wow, Thanks for the detailed explanation.

I really understand it better now, I remembered in the tutorial I watched, the guy installed 'loadash' and went on the index.js file to loop through an array using .each() which is a method of 'loadash'.

Many Thanks.