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Momentum Trading: Forex Trading Strategy Explained

Momentum trading is a strategy that seeks to capitalize on the continuance of existing trends in the market. By focusing on the strength of price movements, traders can make informed decisions and optimize their profits. What is Momentum Trading? Momentum trading involves buying and selling currency pairs based on recent price trends. The core idea is that strong movements in the market tend to…

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Mastering Trading with the True Range Indicator: A Comprehensive Guide

Introduction In the vast and dynamic world of trading, having the right tools and indicators at your disposal can make all the difference between success and failure. One such powerful tool that has gained prominence among traders is the True Range Indicator. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into what the True Range Indicator is, how it works, and how traders can leverage it to make…

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Trading Strategies with Funded Traders Global

This blog explores various trading strategies and provides valuable insights into market analysis, risk management, and developing a successful trading strategy. It covers the three pillars of market analysis: fundamental analysis, technical analysis, and sentiment analysis, and emphasizes the resources and tools offered by Funded Traders Global to enhance traders' market analysis skills. The blog also delves into long-term and short-term trading strategies, including buy and hold, trend following, value investing, day trading, swing trading, and scalping. Additionally, it highlights the importance of risk management in safeguarding capital and explores risk awareness, position sizing, stop-loss orders, and risk-reward ratios. The blog concludes with discussions on developing a trading strategy, backtesting, forward testing, and advanced trading strategies like options, algorithmic, and event-driven trading. Throughout the blog, Funded Traders Global is presented as a trusted partner providing educational materials, expert insights, and cutting-edge tools to support traders in their journey toward success in the financial markets.

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How to Protect Your Falling Stock: Strategies for Mitigating Losses

The article “How To Protect Your Falling Stock” offers strategies to help investors protect their portfolios during market downturns. The first strategy is to diversify your portfolio by investing in different sectors, asset classes, and geographic regions. This reduces your exposure to risk and can help mitigate losses during a market downturn.

Another strategy is to use stop-loss orders, which automatically sell your stock if it falls below a certain price. This can limit your losses, but it’s important to use stop-loss orders wisely and set them at a realistic level.

Investors can also consider investing in defensive stocks, such as healthcare or consumer staples, which tend to perform better during economic downturns. Another option is to invest in bonds or other fixed-income securities, which can provide a steady stream of income and a hedge against stock market volatility.

Finally, investors should avoid making emotional decisions based on short-term market fluctuations and instead focus on their long-term investment goals. By staying disciplined and sticking to a well-diversified investment strategy, investors can weather market downturns and come out ahead in the long run.

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Curious that in the wake of Süleiman's first campaign, both Hürrem and Hatice are scared of forever losing the people they've come to love and have latched onto in order to keep going and find new meaning for themselves after their seemingly dealbreaking past and recent losses, all the while Hafsa reveals her intention to marry both of them off all in the same episode, thus reinforcing the alienation they would feel in Süleiman and Ibrahim's absences and threatening to fully cement it, cutting them off from their actual loves and bringing misery to them both.

[ukyou-kuonji]

Something that's been on my mind recently has been the ways in which hair is such a major part of Ranma 1/2. It's a major plot catalyst in at least 4 arcs (Ryoga's introduction, Super Soba, Dragon's Whisker, and Porcupine-Genma). And obviously I feel like this is thie case because hair is a gendered signifier that effects how the characters move through the world (whether or not it remains a punchline).

For Ranma and Genma, the loss of hair is tied to a loss of masculinity. For Akane, the way in which she does her hair defines her performance as a woman. This is why even as the manga progresses, and the arcs become more ridiculous, over-done, and lack the early introspection of "A Bad Cut," these themes never really go away.

In that early chapter Akane grapples with accepting herself for who she is, rather than pushing herself to adhere to a standard of femininity that both promises social acceptance and the "reward" of heterosexual affection from men. Her unwanted haircut (lining up neatly with her unwanted engagement to a woman) forces her to confront the ways in which she does not conform. It's also a visual tool to explain the thematic concerns to the audience. Despite the devastation she feels in the moment, it's truer to herself, and she chooses to start accepting that side of herself and stop trying as hard.

However, obviously because it's Ranma 1/2, the effort never totally goes away, in her nor in the other characters. The threat of her growing facial hair is just too much deviation from the norm for Akane to deal with, just as the threat of Genma and/or Ranma losing all their hair is too much. The audience is asked to accept these concepts as simple truths, and not to question them as plot catalysts in the way we do Akane's haircut "A Bad Cut." Though the later occurrences lack the nuance of chapter 13, they are very revealing about the gendered pressures all the characters experience moving through the world. The emphasis on hair in a comedy about gender really shows the ways in which, even though deviation is not consciously explored past the second book, hair defines these characters as means of expressing and conforming to their gender/gendered stereotypes.

[dogmotifdeanwinchester]

In Book IV of Virgil's Georgics, Aristaeus (god of beekeepers) has his bees returned to him after he carefully observes a sacrificial ritual (bugonia). In doing so he is contrasted against Orpheus, who fails to obey instructions and loses his beloved.

tweet / Bees bumbling around the kitchen table - Kurt Jackson / Epstein, S. (2002: 25) / Bugonia - Virgil's Georgics Wiki / Kritsky, G. (2015:1) / YouTube / Bug Like An Angel - Mitski / x

[gracemarkss]

trying to gather my thoughts on unruhe. something about this exchange is so vital to me…about how scully maybe isn’t as natural a seeker as mulder. about how her work as a pathologist is focused on “how” rather than “why���…whereas mulder’s profiling is the inverse. a woman is dead and a man killed her and no amount of probing the inner workings of his psyche, his dreams, his nightmares will remedy that situation. discovering the why doesn’t bring about any deeper sense of justice or peace. because really, no why could ever really explain the mundane horror of a woman’s abduction and murder. if anything, it just more starkly reveals the ugly simplicity of the human capacity for cruelty.

but i also love how later, she leans on the why. she channels mulder and his profiler brain. schnauz even picks up on it (“great. now they got you talking like sigmund freud,” in reference to him calling mulder freud during his interrogation). she asks him why he does it. why her. why this. why did his sister kill herself. why did his father do what he did. part of it’s to keep schnauz talking but it’s also another example of how she reaches for him, even metaphorically, in moments of fear and difficulty.

i also love how this episode, with its themes of unrest and strife and trouble, focuses on scully. mulder is usually the more restless character, always searching and seeking and chasing and moving. but scully is just as, if not maybe even more so. her mother’s remaining daughter. her father’s disappointment. a catholic to her bones, even as she lapses. a woman in a man’s job. who imagines a life to be a husband and kids and big sunday dinners, but who can’t stop following the mad man in the basement. who always insists she’s fine, who locks it all away, who chafes and squirms and explodes in impulsive incendiary bursts. who is always always trying.

there are just some things we don’t or can’t look too deeply into. if god is real, or why the woman in front of us is dead. scully will dig and scrape for proof and explanations for many things, but some interrogations aren’t worth the effort, or the fear of what might be found. some things just are, and they’re too big to move or change or overcome. women die because men kill them. what the hell does it matter?

[townofcrosshollow]

Was talking to my partner about BPD and I mentioned that BPD and DID have almost exactly the same symptoms and they were like "What no that's not true" so I looked it up and the first thing I see is a person with DID complaining about the DSM because BPD and DID have almost exactly the same symptoms

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How is discord user dedf1sh dealing with the news you ask. Well

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10 Risk Management Techniques to Protect Your Forex Profits

Effective risk management is crucial for protecting your profits and ensuring long-term success in forex trading. Implementing robust risk management techniques helps mitigate potential losses and preserve capital. 1. Use Stop-Loss Orders A stop-loss order automatically closes a trade at a predetermined price, limiting your losses if the market moves against you. Always set a stop-loss order to…

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"Mastering Technical Analysis: A Comprehensive Guide to Analyzing Price Charts, Indicators, and Patterns for Informed Trading"

Mastering technical analysis is a crucial skill for anyone looking to navigate the financial markets. Technical analysis involves studying historical price data and trading volumes to forecast future price movements. While it doesn’t predict future events or fundamental changes in a company, it provides valuable insights into market sentiment and potential price trends. Here’s a detailed guide…

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Maximizing Your Forex Trading Profits: Strategies for Success

When it comes to Forex trading, maximizing your profits is essential. With Funded Traders Global, you can learn the strategies and techniques to take your trading to the next level. Here are some tips to help you maximize your Forex trading profits:

Use a trading plan: A well-crafted trading plan can help minimize risks and increase profits. Your plan should outline your trading goals, the currencies you want to trade, and your risk tolerance.

Manage your risks: Risk management is a critical component of Forex trading. Limit your exposure to risk by using stop-loss orders and ensuring that you only invest money you can afford to lose.

Stay up-to-date with market trends: The Forex market is constantly changing. Keep up with the latest news and trends to stay ahead of the game. Be prepared to adjust your trading strategy as needed.

Use technical analysis: Technical analysis can help you identify patterns and trends in the market. This can help you make more informed trading decisions and increase your profits.

Control your emotions: Emotions can cloud your judgment and lead to poor trading decisions. Stay disciplined and focused, and avoid letting your emotions drive your trading strategy.

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[dismembered-narrator]

i've been watching mike flanagan's movies in order (mostly out of spite) and ouija origin of evil is easily the most disappointing. so many cool concepts and the potential for a social commentary on nazis in post-war america which i've literally never seen in a movie and they completely fumbled it by swerving hard into generic mid-2010s horror movie, including the not-so-subtle conservative themes in mainstream horror

[bravevolunteer]

my default interpretation that i will reference in regards to mrs. afton IS her separating with william and, unable to earn custody of michael ( and evan/liz if it applies, though i lean towards her leaving after their deaths due to the grief and continuous deterioration of everything ), leaving hurricane. of course like a lot of assumptions made for my bio this is flexible based on interpretations and plots, but whenever i talk about her these are the events that i'm referring to

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