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which timeframe do you actually pick as the "boss" when they disagree, and does it change with what you're trading for?
Trying to work out if there's a rule here or if everyone just does it by feel. the standard advice is use higher timeframes for trend and lower for entries, which is fine until they disagree, and they disagree constantly. …
What the BTC breakout showed me about trading a flat market
For a few weeks, BTC moved sideways, and I watched the price every day. I already held the spot, then started opening small perpetual positions on bydfi around the local highs and lows. One trade quickly turned into several. I …
Daily Crypto Discussion - August 24, 2026
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Nasdaq is almost never closed, why would you still buy stocks through a crypto exchange?
[https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/nasdaq-confirms-23-hour-trading-090517776.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/nasdaq-confirms-23-hour-trading-090517776.html) Nasdaq got SEC approval for 23-hour trading, 5 days a week, starting December 6th. Basically closed for one hour total. One of the biggest pitches for buying stocks on a crypto exchange (Binance, Coinbase, etc.) was always "trade whenever …
Everyone remembers the trade they got right. Nobody keeps score of the ones they were sure about and wrong.
I started writing down my calls a while back. Not trades, just calls. Direction and rough size, before the move, with a date on it. The gap between how confident I felt and how often I was actually right was …