Thanks Mark
Itâs all about the volume break high if day with most vol got a new support level if not great vol on break through gonna pull back
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Will be very cautious about my trades since longs have been getting crushed lately. Thanks Mark
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Thank you for another webinar. Keep getting more information and understanding.
Thanks Mark look for stocks with a lot of volatility and also be careful of stocks that are tied to bitcoin as they follow bitcoin and can crash and rise like bitcoin
good stuff
Thanks Mark good lesson
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Thanks Mark.
Thanks Mark
cool stuff Mark, thanks for the insight
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Thanks Tim, great vid
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sorry for my previous comment love how you mention not to predict but just react to the news and always making things easier for us
Thanks Lento, great second part to the webinar.
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The reverse split information was get education and understanding is better. Thank you.
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Great Webinar Lento thank you..
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Thanks Lento! Thanks for showing Kyle's vid too.
Awesome webinar, some great key points on certain patterns.
Good stuff
Pre-Market a bit risky for a newbie . . . thanks for the explanation
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this is gold. by explaining the chart why you should trade it, that very valuable. many thanks
Thank you, Ellis. Main takeaway from this webinar re chart reading: similarity between steady climbers (multiple green days in a row without red days) and quick gap ups: neither of them create any support levels on the way up. Avoid trading the front side and wait for FGD if trading those at all. But look at history first and foremost.
Thank you so much Ellis - Very informative as usual
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