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I wish there was support for options. Like auto close short option position when it is only 0.01.
Auto roll options when it is ITM. Auto sell covered calls when you have 100 share of the underlying securities.
I went through the algo trading tutorial and everything and could not find anything on how to setup options.
Overall I give it a 7 out 10. Really wish option could be supported. It will make option trading so much easier.
Auto roll options when it is ITM. Auto sell covered calls when you have 100 share of the underlying securities.
I went through the algo trading tutorial and everything and could not find anything on how to setup options.
Overall I give it a 7 out 10. Really wish option could be supported. It will make option trading so much easier.
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$CleanSpark (CLSK.US)$
Maybe it's luck, maybe it's being a beginner. This is the most profitable stock for me at the moment. Although it's still falling, I also bought Call options. Keep it up, believe in yourself. Don't be swayed by others' nonsense and shake your own confidence. Why aren't those people stock market geniuses with such powerful mouths?
Maybe it's luck, maybe it's being a beginner. This is the most profitable stock for me at the moment. Although it's still falling, I also bought Call options. Keep it up, believe in yourself. Don't be swayed by others' nonsense and shake your own confidence. Why aren't those people stock market geniuses with such powerful mouths?
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We are days away from the new Trump administration, the cryptocurrency community is looking forward to Trump's fulfilment of his campaign promise to make U.S. the “crypto capital of the planet”.
But we also saw how Bitcoin's price crossed US$100,000 for the first time in history in December 2024, and we already have analyst predicting that Bitcoin’s price could come in between range of $80,000 and $250,000 in 2025.
Bitcoin have...
But we also saw how Bitcoin's price crossed US$100,000 for the first time in history in December 2024, and we already have analyst predicting that Bitcoin’s price could come in between range of $80,000 and $250,000 in 2025.
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(Kuala Lumpur, 14th) The United States has released more details on new export restrictions on artificial intelligence (AI) chips. Kenanga Investment Bank believes that the impact of the new regulations varies across industries in Malaysia, while restrictions on AI computing power by the USA for other countries globally pose midterm risks in the field of Malaysian datacenters.
Kenanga Investment Bank cited the latest information from the Biden administration, stating that countries like Malaysia classified as 'Level 2 restricted' face lower restrictions on AI chip imports, potentially gaining a larger share of AI chip imports than previously expected.
The United States has also categorized Verified End Users (VEUs) into two types: Universal VEU (UVEU) and National VEU (NVEU). NVEUs allow certified companies from Malaysia and other countries to import computing power equivalent to up to 0.32 million advanced graphics processing units (GPUs) of AI chips in the next two years.
The following is what Kenanga Investment Bank believes about the impact of the latest measures in the USA on our country's Datacenter industry chain:
Can construction industry benefit from this disaster?
Analysis suggests that the US restrictions may require local datacenter construction companies to rush their work, with a slightly positive impact.
This may prompt the accelerated allocation of resources and construction speed of hyperscale NVEUs in Malaysia.
However, the analysis still warns that in the medium term, the construction speed of data centers is unlikely to continue to exceed that of the USA and its allies, as the total computing capacity needs to comply with a 7% proportion limit.
This may limit the growth rate in the domestic data center sector.
Nevertheless, the analysis...
Kenanga Investment Bank cited the latest information from the Biden administration, stating that countries like Malaysia classified as 'Level 2 restricted' face lower restrictions on AI chip imports, potentially gaining a larger share of AI chip imports than previously expected.
The United States has also categorized Verified End Users (VEUs) into two types: Universal VEU (UVEU) and National VEU (NVEU). NVEUs allow certified companies from Malaysia and other countries to import computing power equivalent to up to 0.32 million advanced graphics processing units (GPUs) of AI chips in the next two years.
The following is what Kenanga Investment Bank believes about the impact of the latest measures in the USA on our country's Datacenter industry chain:
Can construction industry benefit from this disaster?
Analysis suggests that the US restrictions may require local datacenter construction companies to rush their work, with a slightly positive impact.
This may prompt the accelerated allocation of resources and construction speed of hyperscale NVEUs in Malaysia.
However, the analysis still warns that in the medium term, the construction speed of data centers is unlikely to continue to exceed that of the USA and its allies, as the total computing capacity needs to comply with a 7% proportion limit.
This may limit the growth rate in the domestic data center sector.
Nevertheless, the analysis...
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