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Time is marked by opportunities, points, and spots rooted in cyclical and periodic development patterns. In investing, market timing is just as significant as choosing which assets to invest in. Timing enables traders to potentially increase profits and decrease losses, which can result in greater returns.
Price is the primary factor influencing trading timing, but market conditions or the overall...
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We held a market timing activity in November. Many mooers participated in this activity and shared their stories. Thank you for your active participation in the Market timing: Moving beyond following trends to start catching potential opportunities.
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Congratulations to the following 4 mooers for winning 1, 000 points.
@bullrider_21: Market timing: Moving beyond following trends to start catching opportunities
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Introduction:
My posts under #markettiming tag on moomoo have garnered attention, encouraging others to engage in market timing discussions.
Understanding Market Timing:
To those unfamiliar with trading, market timing may seem like a fallacy. However, it's a skill that requires tons of screen time, insight, and a deep understanding of market makers.
Market Influencers:
These influencers include institutional investment ...
My posts under #markettiming tag on moomoo have garnered attention, encouraging others to engage in market timing discussions.
Understanding Market Timing:
To those unfamiliar with trading, market timing may seem like a fallacy. However, it's a skill that requires tons of screen time, insight, and a deep understanding of market makers.
Market Influencers:
These influencers include institutional investment ...
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can’t wait for Bitcoin ETF approval I’m ready hopefully it’s a Christmas gift from SEC aye? 
After conducting a fundamental analysis of a company, i would always top it off with a few TA to determine my entry price. Some indicators i look at are RSI, MACD, BB.
i would also identify bull/ bear traps before to make sure the price i enter is reasonable.
but i firmly believe time in market trumps all :))
i would also identify bull/ bear traps before to make sure the price i enter is reasonable.
but i firmly believe time in market trumps all :))
I find this information useful to limit the amount "emotional influence" that can sometimes get in the way of timing the market correctly.
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technical indicators are the most useful to me, but personally i stick to longer-term positions. i watch things for a while before jumping in, and even then i start small. i try to stick to dollar cost averaging, buy a dip if i can, and have a clear exit strategy in mind that will lock in profits and minimize losses if things take a turn.
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I find it amusing when I hear the frequently non-traders often repeated mantra, "Time in the market is more important than timing the market." Blindly adhering to this dogma in the way of incoming rampaging train (market) is a sure path to swift financial ruin. In the realm of day trading, it is even more important.
The mathematics is 50% plunge in the price will require the price to climb back up 100% just to breakeven.
The ability to avoid...
The mathematics is 50% plunge in the price will require the price to climb back up 100% just to breakeven.
The ability to avoid...
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Jakkie_bo : up up up! Sometimes timing the exit can be more important than the entry.
2uEaAZ5u1B : Absolutly! Totally agree with your opinion. timing is really improtant in trading.![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
2uEaAZ5u1B Jakkie_bo : I couldn't agree more! I've learned the hard way that it's not just about buying low and selling high, but also about knowing when to take profits and cut losses.![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
I remember holding onto a stock for too long, hoping it would bounce back, only to see it drop even further. That experience taught me the importance of having an exit plan and sticking to it.
Dave Schulz : I like the RSI to try and capture big moves in the morning after open. Beyond that time the RSI can often be a head fake, or non-indicative of a true move or timing of same. Using it in conjunction with greater time frames and some other indicator to confirm usually gives you a better shot at capturing most if a bigger morning move.
Sanc94 : so what the code lol
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