There was a massive move in the Dollar, Gold and Bonds Today as if there was mass liquidation. This has historically been a sign of a crash coming very soon. It is just 2 days at this point but I thought I would share. This is the exact setup we had going into OCT 2008 and Feb 2001. The recession is still in play.
First Sign of Possible Crash
- Thread starter Wayne
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Wayne, what was the time interval before the signal you mentioned occurred in 2008/2011 and how long did lit last?
Also did you notice in the past same signal flashing but without any significant market action follow?
I see people mentioning doom and gloom signals all the time. I was, and still am, short the market as an effect of application of common reason, and the last rally forced me to work hard and take the risk I didn't like to defend those positions. As an effect I plan to change strategy a bit where while keeping bearish stance alone I move to very short term trading to pay for them and to grow account, if possible. What are you doing to prepare for the crash and where you are most vulnerable? Ofc, I don't ask for details but general direction. How much you trust your signal?
Also did you notice in the past same signal flashing but without any significant market action follow?
I see people mentioning doom and gloom signals all the time. I was, and still am, short the market as an effect of application of common reason, and the last rally forced me to work hard and take the risk I didn't like to defend those positions. As an effect I plan to change strategy a bit where while keeping bearish stance alone I move to very short term trading to pay for them and to grow account, if possible. What are you doing to prepare for the crash and where you are most vulnerable? Ofc, I don't ask for details but general direction. How much you trust your signal?
Well, it's confirmed. I was wrong expecting big market drop in mid of February.
Luckily I didn't put any 'all in' trades on this conviction.
I'm moving again to very short dte trades where concept of not believing what I think is more important than in long dtes. Behind every trade we put on there are some expectations how market will behave. Even lack of clear conviction about market direction is an expectation. With long dtes trader has time to re-think what to expect from markets and has time to do adjustments. With short dte you simply pay out if you trade on wrong assumptions without a plan.
Things that every trader knows but short term trading do test how a trader put this knowledge into practice.
Luckily I didn't put any 'all in' trades on this conviction.
I'm moving again to very short dte trades where concept of not believing what I think is more important than in long dtes. Behind every trade we put on there are some expectations how market will behave. Even lack of clear conviction about market direction is an expectation. With long dtes trader has time to re-think what to expect from markets and has time to do adjustments. With short dte you simply pay out if you trade on wrong assumptions without a plan.
Things that every trader knows but short term trading do test how a trader put this knowledge into practice.
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Robert B
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Well, it's confirmed. I was wrong expecting big market drop in mid of February.
Luckily I didn't put any 'all in' trades on this conviction. https://3dtrcek.com/en/hips-filament
I'm moving again to very short dte trades where concept of not believing what I think is more important than in long dtes. Behind every trade we put on there are some expectations how market will behave. Even lack of clear conviction about market direction is an expectation. With long dtes trader has time to re-think what to expect from markets and has time to do adjustments. With short dte you simply pay out if you trade on wrong assumptions without a plan. https://piktid.com/
Things that every trader knows but short term trading do test how a trader put this knowledge into practice.
Market keeps us humble, doesn’t it? Good call staying flexible—short DTE trades really test discipline and planning. Adapt and survive!