chris from queens
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one thing about charts, you can always make a chart agree with your agenda... your data is going back to 1913.... again your data is going back to 1913 when people never even heard of buy the dip.. plus there was no technology nor a 100% accurate enforcement of stocks.. the main reason buying the dip has been rough this year to start off it's because a lot of companies are still undervalued and that's a fact... so many companies are still trying to get back to 100% from this whole covid crap... if you believe in a company's future and believe that a company has the ability to stay up to date with technology and have that conviction that your money will be put into a company that will make you more money... the best though and this is the cherry on top of your ice cream sundae there could be billions of synthetic credit swaps, synthetic short stocks and other things like that.. they tried to trapped retail but retail trapped them and they can't put their precious ego aside and just declare that what they did was illegal and knew it was illegal and then double down and triple down and quadrupled down and so on and so forth.. $AMC Entertainment (AMC.US)$$GameStop (GME.US)$$Meta Materials (MMAT.US)$$Redbox Entertainment (RDBX.US)$ Oldie but goodie just finally IPO'd Friday @ noon $Bausch + Lomb Corp. (BLCO.US)$ and plenty more amazing companies who have been overleveraged more than 1913-1920 combined! That's why they had to cheat in a WORLD SERIES OF MLB PLAYOFF IN 1926 and ironically Spanish Flu was around then! SAME SHIT JUST ALOT MITQORE BIGGER TURDS THAT WILL CLOG THE DIFFERENT AND IF YOU DIDNT KNOW.... HEDGIES ARE FUKT! GL TO ALL.
chris from queens
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hey I respect you for making a presentable chart but the information is incorrect if you would like to know where you went wrong or you talk to me, we can keep it cordial and peaceful and at the same time constructive criticism is something great that you can have happened to you same with me.. my first question would be what stocks did you use to measure how many so-called dips were bought a day after the down day for the stock?
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chris from queens
:
Thanks for the kind feedback! Buddy. And salute your constructive criticism here. Your comment is definitely valuable to us for improving our ways of delivering the information to our clients. For the question you mentioned above, the data was the reference we delivered from sentimentrader as a resource. So it is for information and illustrative purposes only. It should not be relied on as advice or recommendation. Here is some background information I think should help you verify the logic behind this chart. Sundial Capital Research, doing business as SentimenTrader.com, they are the provider that incorporates nearly 3,000 proprietary sentiment indicators and hundreds of technical indicators into an event-based backtesting engine. And they have an illustrious 20-year history of providing institutional investors, financial advisors, and self-directed investors with such analytical information. Please let me know if there is anything I can help further, buddy
SpyderCall : Sell the rips
Evelynne : sorry bulls, we tried to share our ideas
chris from queens SpyderCall : wait I thought sell low buty high?
SpyderCall chris from queens :
chris from queens : one thing about charts, you can always make a chart agree with your agenda... your data is going back to 1913.... again your data is going back to 1913 when people never even heard of buy the dip.. plus there was no technology nor a 100% accurate enforcement of stocks.. the main reason buying the dip has been rough this year to start off it's because a lot of companies are still undervalued and that's a fact... so many companies are still trying to get back to 100% from this whole covid crap... if you believe in a company's future and believe that a company has the ability to stay up to date with technology and have that conviction that your money will be put into a company that will make you more money... the best though and this is the cherry on top of your ice cream sundae there could be billions of synthetic credit swaps, synthetic short stocks and other things like that.. they tried to trapped retail but retail trapped them and they can't put their precious ego aside and just declare that what they did was illegal and knew it was illegal and then double down and triple down and quadrupled down and so on and so forth.. $AMC Entertainment (AMC.US)$ $GameStop (GME.US)$ $Meta Materials (MMAT.US)$ $Redbox Entertainment (RDBX.US)$ Oldie but goodie just finally IPO'd Friday @ noon $Bausch + Lomb Corp. (BLCO.US)$ and plenty more amazing companies who have been overleveraged more than 1913-1920 combined! That's why they had to cheat in a WORLD SERIES OF MLB PLAYOFF IN 1926 and ironically Spanish Flu was around then! SAME SHIT JUST ALOT MITQORE BIGGER TURDS THAT WILL CLOG THE DIFFERENT AND IF YOU DIDNT KNOW.... HEDGIES ARE FUKT! GL TO ALL.
chris from queens : hey I respect you for making a presentable chart but the information is incorrect if you would like to know where you went wrong or you talk to me, we can keep it cordial and peaceful and at the same time constructive criticism is something great that you can have happened to you same with me.. my first question would be what stocks did you use to measure how many so-called dips were bought a day after the down day for the stock?
Stuka II chris from queens : Guess they are referring the data from the sources-site. Sentimentrader, isn’t it?
Analysts Notebook OP chris from queens : Thanks for the kind feedback! Buddy. And salute your constructive criticism here. Your comment is definitely valuable to us for improving our ways of delivering the information to our clients.
For the question you mentioned above, the data was the reference we delivered from sentimentrader as a resource. So it is for information and illustrative purposes only. It should not be relied on as advice or recommendation.
Here is some background information I think should help you verify the logic behind this chart. Sundial Capital Research, doing business as SentimenTrader.com, they are the provider that incorporates nearly 3,000 proprietary sentiment indicators and hundreds of technical indicators into an event-based backtesting engine. And they have an illustrious 20-year history of providing institutional investors, financial advisors, and self-directed investors with such analytical information.
Please let me know if there is anything I can help further, buddy