đŽ guys don't do this I told you if SL hit with no TP then I will share recovery signal. But if a signal hit TPs after TPs it's return to and hit SL then I will not share recovery signal you should follow my risk management.đđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđ
â Trade In Discipline Way â The People who Follow Discipline,They can make profit 99% Guaranteed ,1% is risk for Market Bad News and volatility
đ We are not trading here like gambling.
đI am here for you to guideâ€ïž
đŽUse 5% of Fund with 10x Leverage
đą1ST Set TP 4 And SL
đŽMost important thing â ïžUse Last Price for Short â ïžUse Mark Price for Long
đŽThere is two entry in every given signal
â ïžBuy 50% For 1st Given Entry â ïžBuy 50% For 2nd Given Entry â ïžIf said Buy/Sell in market price ,Then Enter in Markets price â ïžIf said Buy/Sell in Given Entry ,Then Wait for the entry and put limt order to the entries.
âŻïžThis can bring your price in Mid price of both Enrty
âSome people enter in Entry 1 with 100% ,that's why when price going towards the Entry Two ,those people get panicked
â This is call DCA (Doller Cost Average)
âșRule 1 : In Each TP Book 25% Profit
â ïžMove Your Stop loss at entry when Tp 1 hit. â ïžThen when TP2 hit then move stop loss to TP1 đ Do It To the last TP
đŽRule 2 : Set TP1 with 25% book profit
â ïžIf TP 2 hit move your stop loss TP1 â ïžIf TP3 hit move your stop loss TP2 đ¶Do It To the last TPs
âșRule 3 : Use Trailing Stop Loss. If You are busy
â ïžCB ,( call back) rate 0.5% â ïžActive price TP1 â ïžUsdt 100% â ïžuse last price in trailing stop .. not mark price
â ïžNote:- you can use any rule (method) from these three rules for Profit booking.
Hello Guys for future trading always use 10% amount of your wallet on every signal use 5% funds on first entry and 5% on 2nd entry ( e.g if you have 100$ in wallet you have to put 10$ per Tarde which means 5$ on first entry and 5$ on 2nd entry )don't used more than 10% everything is calculated and when Target get achieved then move your stop loss to the entry, if Target 2 or 4 get achieved then move your SL to Target 1 or 2. And don't forget SL anything is possible in crypto like you see FTT and Luna. And Always take profit if first TG hit book 25% profit here and so on ( Don't worry if SL Hit we will recover soon but only you have to follow our setup )
â ïž Follow the Trading Rules â ïž
Binance Futures Risk management formula to avoid big loss/liquidity đ
Lev 3x: use 18% of margin Lev 5x: use 15% of margin Lev 10x: use 10% of margin Lev 15x : use 5% of margin Lev 20x: use 4/3% of margin Lev 25x : use 3% of margin Lev 50x: use 2% of margin Lev 75x : use 1% of margin Lev 100x : use 1% of margin
đš8 Industries That Could Disappear in the Next Decade
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8 Jobs Likely to Disappear in the Next Decade: The Industries Facing Technological Extinction
1. Delivery and Taxi Drivers Back in the early 2010s, everyone assumed self-driving cars would replace human drivers by 2020. While that prediction was overly optimistic, the technology hasnât stopped evolving. With ongoing improvements in autonomous vehicle safety and functionality, the future of human-operated vehicles remains uncertain. It might be 10 years or 20, but itâs hard to imagine millions of drivers on the road once automated alternatives prove to be safer and more efficient.
2. Travel Agencies For most people, travel planning has become a DIY affair thanks to online platforms like Skyscanner, Airbnb, and Google Flights. The middle class no longer needs a personal travel agent to find the best deals. While high-end bespoke travel services will survive for luxury travelers, the demand from the broader public is disappearing rapidly.
3. Newspaper and Magazine Publishing Printed newspapers and magazines are struggling to stay relevant in a world dominated by digital media. Although iconic brands like The New York Times and The Washington Post may continue to print, itâs more about prestige than necessity. Print editions are becoming niche products, reserved for those who view them as collectibles or nostalgic memorabilia.
4. Coal Energy and Mining Coal is one of the most endangered industries in the US, and for good reason. Environmental concerns and the rise of renewable energy have put immense pressure on coal. Its decline is all but inevitable as cleaner, more efficient energy sources take over.
5. Data Entry As companies increasingly automate their data collection and analysis, the need for human data entry workers dwindles. AI systems can now capture, process, and analyze information more accurately and in less time, making this low-skill role one of the first to be eliminated.
6. Low-End Customer Support AI chatbots and automated voice systems are quickly becoming the front-line workers of customer support. While complex issues may still require human intervention, most routine inquiries are already being handled by AI, leaving less need for entry-level support personnel.
7. Low-End Legal Research Artificial intelligence is making its way into the legal field as well, particularly in areas that require extensive research. Tools are being developed to sift through legal databases, case laws, and precedents at a fraction of the time (and cost) it would take a human team. As AI becomes more reliable, fewer junior legal staff will be needed to carry out this kind of research.
8. Freelance Writing Even creative fields like writing arenât immune to the AI revolution. While experienced writers will still find work producing niche, first-hand, or highly creative content, more routine writing jobs are already being outsourced to AI. With its ability to analyze data and mimic human style, AI could eventually push much of the freelance writing industry to the fringes.
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These industries are all facing significant challenges as technology continues to advance at a breakneck pace. While some roles may still exist, theyâre likely to look very differentâor be significantly diminishedâwithin the next decade.
Did You Exit $HMSTR Prematurely? Hereâs What You Could Be Missing! đšđ±
Did you sell your $HMSTR too soon? With the token now priced at 0.00555 USDT, reflecting a 14.5% drop, itâs easy to get caught up in short-term fluctuations. But seasoned investors know itâs essential to zoom out and see the bigger picture đđȘ.
Too often, investors abandon projects like $HMSTR without fully understanding their long-term potential. So, if you sold early, ask yourself: was it really a loss, or just a reaction to the marketâs volatility?
Letâs break it down: $HMSTR boasts a user base of over 100 million. If each user held $10 worth of the token, weâd be looking at a staggering $1 billion market cap. Many investors overlooked this potential by exiting too early. So, was it truly a loss, or just a short-sighted decision?
Think about it: a $1 billion market cap is no small feat. Could you imagine walking away from that kind of opportunity? While some viewed minor dips as warning signs, savvy investors understood the projectâs fundamentals and chose to hold firm. The numbers speak for themselves, and the potential is enormous for those with a long-term perspective.
Investing isnât about reacting impulsively; itâs about strategy, research, and conviction. Before writing off a project or making a hasty exit, consider the long-term possibilities. You could be leaving behind something far more valuable than a temporary decline.
Don't let short-term thinking hold you back from the potential of projects like $HMSTR. Stay informed, stay patient, and keep your eyes on the bigger picture.
đWhy is the bearish scenario unlikely? Several key factors are at play:
âą The recent interest rate cut by 50 bps ⹠Binance CEO CZ comes out from prison ⹠Weâre entering a historically bullish quarter with the U.S. election around the corner ⹠ETF companies are buying, and Bitcoinâs supply on exchanges is at an all-time lowÂ
These factors point to a promising outlook for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. However, this is crypto, where anything can happen, so stay prepared and manage your risk wisely.
"Understanding the Bullish and Bearish Marubozu Candlestick Patterns"
A marubozu candlestick pattern has the potential to be both bullish and bearish. The morubozu candlestick pattern is achieved when a candle opens at the low or high of the previous candle and closes at the opposite end without leaving any wicks.
In a bullish marubozu pattern, the candle opens at the low of the previous candle and closes at the high, without any wicks. This indicates that the buyers have been in complete control, driving the price higher throughout the trading session. During this session, High = Close and Low = Open. Conversely, a bearish marubozu pattern, where the candle opens at the high and closes at the low without any wicks, suggests that the sellers have been in control, pushing the price lower. During this session, High = Open and Low = Close.