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Web3 Ranbash retweeted
By the time a move is all over social media, the first stage of it has usually already taken place. @BC_Richfield explains why chasing the news makes a good risk to reward so hard to find, and what he focuses on instead: patience, key levels and areas of support and demand.
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Replying to @Audacitycap
4 a friend
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Replying to @MUBITE_COM
How about you introduce pay from profit?
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Web3 Ranbash retweeted
$STRK pumped, so what now? After a sharp move like that, most traders ask the same question. @BC_Richfield walks through what he looks at once the move is over, starting with how price came back to a former resistance and how it reacted when it retested that area. He also checks a nearby demand zone to see whether buyers are still showing up there, which says a lot about how the chart is behaving.
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Replying to @inHighburyN5
Has the Premier League had any integrity left in your eyes so far?
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Replying to @AlvaroCFT
The real test is how honest most influencers are.
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Replying to @michibets @fundex
I may not have a large following but my too much receipt on my timeline.
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Web3 Ranbash retweeted
A short clip from last weeks @SimpleFXcom video. Looking at dynamic risk management and when to put your foot on the accelerator pedal, or size down with caution. Happy Monday!
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Replying to @fundproptraders
FPT 🎯 I focus on confluence, disciplined risk management, and targeting 1:2+ RR rather than chasing every move. Quality over quantity. πŸ“ˆ
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Replying to @zeno_traders
Losing everything at once.
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Replying to @nivradotfun
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Replying to @drippy_eth
7000 that's crazy num
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No guessing.πŸš€
Late night BTC tradeπŸš€
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> Go to TradingView > Press Alt+I. You’re welcome.
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"Why Do Some Fulani Prefer the Nigerian Military Over DSS and Operation Rainbow in Plateau State?" Many people, particularly among the Berom community, have been asking why some Fulani prefer the Nigerian military to the DSS and Operation Rainbow in Plateau State. Here is one of the reasons behind this perception. Many Fulani residents view the Nigerian military as actively combating insecurity across different parts of the state. However, concerns have been raised about the impartiality of other security outfits, with allegations that some personnel have sided with local groups in attacks that resulted in the burning of Fulani homes and the killing of their cattle. Security must be impartial, professional, and committed to protecting every citizen, regardless of ethnicity or religion. The primary responsibility of every security agency is to protect lives and property, prevent criminal activities, and ensure that justice is served without discrimination. Ultimately, public trust can only be built when every community feels protected, every allegation is investigated fairly, and no criminal is shielded because of ethnic or religion background.
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