US Manufacturing PMI at 48.7%; October 2025 ISM Manufacturing PMI Report

Quoting Ahmedskaf

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{quote} No one knows, young people are just talking because they're bored. Greetings, my friends.

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Hhahaa, buy! Sell! Buy!

Nov 3, 2025 9:27am

Quoting ScalaFX

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What tha fuck is going oNo one knows, young people are just talking because they're bored. Greetings, my friends.n here

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No one knows, young people are just talking because they're bored. Greetings, my friends.

Nov 3, 2025 9:46am

Quoting ScalaFX

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{quote} Hhahaa, buy! Sell! Buy!

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I say buy gold, what do you say?
I say sell the gold, what do you say?

ffghost

Nov 3, 2025 10:34am

Quoting Trader#99C8

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A bunch of random comments meaning nothing, and you all miss one of the most obvious easy trades ever. SPX bounced off 6820 multiple times already, it is obviously a support level. Also obvious is that buying dips literally works 100% of the time. Why bother crying and screaming about gold and currencies while you miss ridiculously easy trades?

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For one, I (while not being able to prove it) honestly believe the majority of short reply commentary on these threads (particularly those with red/significantly higher post counts) to be bots....so there is ZERO reason to engage with them. Eventually, the bot will stop giving the one word/short phrase answers and it will be harder to tell, but for now....

As for buy the dip, there is some context that could be useful to the few live traders who ARE reading these forums and starting their journey. While I agree with the sentiment (and I suppose you could have been slightly facetious in post), buy the dip works on a long term (forever) time frame. It has also proven to work over shorter term time frames for the past couple of decades. It works in non-levered positions (or those tightly managed). When it fails, however, it fails spectacularly, and wipes out accounts.

So, for the novice: buy the dip? Sure. However, do so in a risk defined way. If buying ETFs, fine. If buying levered ETFs, be aware of the difficulties in making money if you buy at a top (so always buy these after a pullback). If using margin, be extremely careful. If buying options on indicies, be aware you most likely will pose in the long run (until you get a feel for risk management/mechanics). If buying futures, well, just don't buy futures as a new trader...even if you have millions to bankroll you, the speed at which your size can increase buying the dip and the drawdown(s) you can experience are just too great a risk for the new market participant.

Bankroll management....that's how you stay in the game long term.

Schultz

Nov 3, 2025 11:21am

Quoting ffghost

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{quote} It works in non-levered positions (or those tightly managed). When it fails, however, it fails spectacularly, and wipes out accounts..

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Quite so. The anonymous poster who advocated buying "dips" because they work 100% of the time is clearly an utter moron in the context of trading a highly leveraged account.

That the SP found support on two previous occasions is zero reason to assume that it will find support a third time. In this instance, it did.

In hindsight only - to be credible this call must be made before the event, of course.

An easy way to wipe out an account is to buy on weakness, or short n strength. Some traders will get lucky sometimes but that is so dangerous.

Thankyou for your otherwise very prudent comments.

Trader#E14A

Nov 3, 2025 9:54am

Quoting Ahmedskaf

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{quote}I say buy gold, what do you say? I say sell the gold, what do you say?

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Buy and then sell if the green bar moves and changes color otherwise sell pew pew moon is what i hear every day with these bots asking what to do

Nov 3, 2025 1:03pm

re: the SnP, no good reasons not to be bullish now. Sep-Oct re: seasonality are historically rocky months for equities. Didn't pan out this year, and Nov-Dec are usually quite bullish. No way we don't see 7,000 after getting within <100 pts away. Could get there this week and I have trades on to catch that push. If/when the govt shutdown is over, markets will rally on that news. Markets will continue to be bid as the AI frenzy remains in force. (If you are trading the SnP you are effectively trading the AI hardware/software stocks and their insane capex plans - the top 10 names out of 500 account for >40% of the index market cap total.) There are some signs of fatigue in that scenario - META's selloff on good earnings was a rxn to their debt plans to fund more more more capex for compute. And META continues to slide today. When the really bad news starts to hit re: the AI bubble - ie, when data farm projects are getting sidelined because there is not power to run the racks - then the chip sales will slide and the bottom will drop out. When that occurs is the $billion question. Meanwhile, you just buy the bull market. One of the most common mistakes traders make is trying to top pick in a bull market. If you had bot every ath since April, where would you be now? I always have some trades on for a pullback, but not wasting too much $ on that.

Nov 3, 2025 1:10pm

"Microsoft CEO says the company doesn't have enough electricity to install all the AI GPUs in its inventory - 'you may actually have a bunch of chips sitting in inventory that I can’t plug in"

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/micro...122000891.html

Nov 3, 2025 1:14pm

the other thing that will happen is there will be competing technology that upsets Nvidia's dominance in the AI chip world. Just a matter of time, but who knows when?

https://tech.yahoo.com/science/artic...120000363.html

Nov 3, 2025 5:36pm

Quoting Vancarbon

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{quote}That should be sending warning signals to yourself

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Idk I must've mentioned it a hundred times around here: I trade bi-directionally. I am constantly making a case for either direction and also no direction. I narrate these trades on some of my threads. The most I'll do is shade one way or another. I have been trading this way for a decade or more. If there's a clear trend, though, it should not be ignored.

Anyway, it's mildly amusing to see how people invest so much emotion in the direction of the market. It is used to justify their political biases, one way or another. I just trade to make money. On the timeframes I am trading, being right about market direction is just a minor advantage.

I am biased long NDX, but always covering the downside....
https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...0#post15457280

Nov 3, 2025 5:51pm

This book opened my eyes to trading non-directionally, 15 yr ago. Looks like you can still find copies on Amazon...

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0934380716..._asin_title_23

Nov 4, 2025 1:48am

I do best when the market moves, like here over night the spoos down 1% and /NQ even more. What happened? PLTR earnings out endofday and were good but the shares sold off. Similar to META earlier. Could be there is a general skittishness seeping in re: valuations, debt load for the AI capex frenzy, etc etc. Now we'll see if the inevitable dip-buying comes in fast. These dips have ever been short-lived. If we could settle below 6700 by Fridaay close, I'd be $$,$$$ richer.

Nov 3, 2025 2:40pm

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re: the SnP, no good reasons not to be bullish now. Sep-Oct re: seasonality are historically rocky months for equities. Didn't pan out this year, and Nov-Dec are usually quite bullish. No way we don't see 7,000 after getting within <100 pts away. Could get there this week and I have trades on to catch that push. If/when the govt shutdown is over, markets will rally on that news. Markets will continue to be bid as the AI frenzy remains in force. (If you are trading the SnP you are effectively trading the AI hardware/software stocks and their insane...

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I can think of plenty tbh . In fact I’d prefer to see 6750 or below to even contemplate 7K ( which may or may not be achieved ) .

The whole market hinges on Nvidia and a few stocks which are highly correlated to market performance and priced to perfection in terms of performance years ahead .

That should be sending warning signals to yourself

Nov 3, 2025 3:08pm

Quoting Trader#BC9E

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{quote} Warning signs, sure. But there are countless articles every week about bubbles, problems, values, etc. I don’t remember a crash coming when everyone was talking about a crash and the Fed was in an easing cycle. Statistically it is an undeniable fact that 7500 is more likely than 6500. At the rate we are going we might not see 6650 again. Again, look at the Nikkei, the SPX would have to go up an additional 20% to catch up. Saying the SPX is way overpriced is simply not factual based on the data. If we trade 8k in the first half of next year,...

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You’re buying the Utopian dream 35T , I appreciate you might not be trading the leverage ffg mentioned and you rightly advocated stops etc , however anyone quoting figures you’re proposing at these levels and using high leverage ( not 200K ) iis quite insane .

Nov 3, 2025 3:46pm

I did miss out on the rally , however I traded a lot of it . I’ve never mentioned the Nvidia price , not sure were you grasped that one from .

I admit I didn’t see this rally coming . I’ve liaised with ghost back in April when we both buyers at 5500 SPX , I won’t comment any further , however we both trade leverage .

Nov 3, 2025 4:20pm

Quoting Trader#03B6

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{quote} As to the 130s, there was the old chart posted about how investors get excited and chase the bull, then euphoria, then the crash. It’s a chart that’s been used for a long time. You agreed with the chart saying the market was looking for a crash, you also said something to the effect of “I’m looking at you Nvidia”. Not a big deal, just pointing out that trying to call tops in a bull run never seems to work. Which is why I will continue to repeat my advice to buy dips until we break a support level. Whatever the level of the SPX is, it’s irrelevant...

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I’ll go with your BTD narrative ,however I would caution against calling targets way above these levels . I think ghost explained the rationale behind this perfectly . On that note , congratulations with your calls .

Nov 4, 2025 12:43am — Edited

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{quote}Idk I must've mentioned it a hundred times around here: I trade bi-directionally. I am constantly making a case for either direction and also no direction. I narrate these trades on some of my threads. The most I'll do is shade one way or another. I have been trading this way for a decade or more. If there's a clear trend, though, it should not be ignored. Anyway, it's mildly amusing to see how people invest so much emotion in the direction of the market. It is used to justify their political biases, one way or another. I just trade to make...

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I understand your methodology TF , it was this sentence that pricked my ears .

“re: the SnP, no good reasons not to be bullish now. Sep-Oct re: seasonality are historically rocky months for equities. Didn't pan out this year, and Nov-Dec are usually quite bullish. No way we don't see 7,000 after getting within <100 pts away. Could get there this week and I have trades on to catch that push.”

The old idiom came to mind

“when the last bear becomes a bull" ( you’re neither)

I think most traders are in essence two way traders or at least they should be .

Nov 4, 2025 3:09am

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I do best when the market moves, like here over night the spoos down 1% and /NQ even more. What happened? PLTR earnings out endofday and were good but the shares sold off. Similar to META earlier. Could be there is a general skittishness seeping in re: valuations, debt load for the AI capex frenzy, etc etc. Now we'll see if the inevitable dip-buying comes in fast. These dips have ever been short-lived. If we could settle below 6700 by Fridaay close, I'd be $$,$$$ richer.

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I’m sure we’ll know in hindsight what we should have done after today’s sell off . Probably nerves at the Scotus decision , traders should also note nearly every sell off comes in the Asian session , London either closes a lot of the gap from this or runs with the gap which is generally a tell for directional play.

afevir

Nov 3, 2025 10:36am

A news story like this is like seeing a grain of sand in a desert

Nov 3, 2025 9:45am

My friend, yes, we agree on the importance of this type of news, but only in the medium term. It provides us with information about upcoming market movements. When this type of news is released, only minor fluctuations occur.

I hope you find this helpful.

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What is holding it not to move

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Nov 3, 2025 10:07am

Quoting Trader#E14A

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{quote} Buy and then sell if the green bar moves and changes color otherwise sell pew pew moon is what i hear every day with these bots asking what to do

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All you have to do is raise their awareness

ffghost

Nov 3, 2025 12:17pm

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{quote} As I, 35t, have said to you before, not a single one of your posts ever has been useful in anyway. I have been saying the exact same thing in real time since April. I said it to Ghost, Van, Bones, and anyone else here. I also called the top in gold, in real time, and predicted exactly what’s it’s done since then. There are no instances since April of a selloff, a bounce you can see and get in on, then a new low which would cause a loss. It just hasn’t happened. Selloff, bounce, get in with stop, make money. You are just too stupid to see...

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As I said, your philosophy has been correct in the short term. The fact that you mentioned using stops is great too (especially for new traders), so that certainly helps with the buy on dip mentality.

BUT, someone reading your post today and buying after a 1% dip to see 2026 turn into 2022 (not saying it will, but markets can do anything) means they get wiped out if buying levered.

All through 2021 I was thinking the same....then came 9 months of pain. Having a massively levered position at the market top is never good....especially when you attempt to retain the buy the dip down through a 20-30% retracement.

The same thing happened during the first months of COVID....and through Feb-April of 2025.

Let me put it this way: our (I say our because I have been taking advantage of dips as well) strategy has been working, as you said, since April. However, it will fail. It always does. And, when it does, it usually fails in a big way to reset market levels.

Perhaps if you trade a small, unlevered account, I could understand your stance of "add ok dips and hold". However, if you are decently levered, reloading on dips without taking profits = recipe for disaster. That was my only message to the new traders out there. A 20% pullback from these levels (not that I think it will happen) puts us back to 5520 on the /es. Trying to float that by entering today will wipe most new traders out ($70k per contract)....and, since most would see a 5% drawdown, them 10%, then 15% as further points to buy, $70k losses quickly become $200k. That's all I am saying for new folks: be cautions about the instruments you use and when you enter/plan to exit.

If the plan is to buy SPY with a portion of the weekly paycheck and not care of it goes down 20% because you them get in lower with that weekly addition, that's awesome, and I say "yes, that is the best strategy". But that is investing, NOT trading. Which is fine...but we are then talking apples and oranges...that's all

Schultz

Nov 4, 2025 5:23am

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I What happened? PLTR earnings out endofday and were good but the shares sold off. Similar to META earlier. Could be there is a general skittishness seeping in re: valuations, debt load for the AI capex frenzy, etc etc.

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Actually, it's because the current moon cycle is in the waxing gibbous phase.

Trader#99C8

Nov 3, 2025 9:59am

A bunch of random comments meaning nothing, and you all miss one of the most obvious easy trades ever. SPX bounced off 6820 multiple times already, it is obviously a support level. Also obvious is that buying dips literally works 100% of the time. Why bother crying and screaming about gold and currencies while you miss ridiculously easy trades?

ScalaFX

Nov 3, 2025 9:25am

What tha fuck is going on here

Nov 3, 2025 9:04am

buy or sell gold?

Nov 3, 2025 10:00am

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{quote} Let’s hope so

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Trading is not built on hopes.

It is built on planning, effort, patience, and learning.
I wish you success

JustinErwin

Nov 3, 2025 9:12am

nq and es will go up in a view mins. Yall agree?

Foxikus

Nov 3, 2025 2:04pm

All Hell Breaks Loose In Repo Markets

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/al...p-could-follow

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Nov 3, 2025 9:02am

Gold up

Nov 3, 2025 9:04am

It doesn't sound good for the dollar

Nov 3, 2025 9:05am

Just buy

Nov 3, 2025 9:08am

Buy bro...not sell

Nov 3, 2025 9:10am

Hmmm

Nov 3, 2025 9:18am

Break of structure

Nov 3, 2025 9:19am

no buy . I sold the Dow Jones.

Nov 3, 2025 9:20am

gold is going up

Nov 3, 2025 9:22am

eth buy ya sell

Nov 3, 2025 9:25am

Can't expect much Today take what the market gives you don't be greedy there's always tomorrow

Pierrerapha

Nov 3, 2025 9:38am

I'm sure gold will go up, at least for me.

Tomysetiawan

Nov 3, 2025 9:44am

Gow up and never go back again like "x jhajha

Wablo

Nov 3, 2025 9:44am

Quoting Pierrerapha

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I'm sure gold will go up, at least for me.

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Let’s hope so

Wablo

Nov 3, 2025 9:46am

Quoting Trader#38E8

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What is holding it not to move

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What’s going on, even USDJPY can’t react to this deviation

maslahbashka

Nov 3, 2025 10:58am

in 30min tf i see double top on gold what do you think will happen

Trader#063B

Nov 3, 2025 11:13am

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{quote} For one, I (while not being able to prove it) honestly believe the majority of short reply commentary on these threads (particularly those with red/significantly higher post counts) to be bots....so there is ZERO reason to engage with them. Eventually, the bot will stop giving the one word/short phrase answers and it will be harder to tell, but for now.... As for buy the dip, there is some context that could be useful to the few live traders who ARE reading these forums and starting their journey. While I agree with the sentiment (and I...

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It’s the same exact thing I’ve been saying since April. It doesn’t work sometimes, it’s literally 100%. There is not a single sell off that resulted in follow on selling, not one.

You can absolutely use leverage, but how much Devon the trader, account, instrument, etc. You wait for a bounce, usually it happens at a completely obvious support everyone can see. You go long with a trailing stop. There is zero possibility of blowing your account, this is trading not investing. When the market fills over you will be stopped at a nice profit, usually 10 to 30 SPX points.

That trade has a 100% success rate since April. It’s literally free money, no idea why it keeps working but I’m not going to complain lol. The only thing that takes some experience is knowing what leverage to use and how to fine tune your trailing stops. I also like trading in 4s, that allows you to scale out if you want while letting one or two ride. You occasionally get lucky and you ride those for a long time. If you stay long overnight you can but short term otm puts for very cheap “just in case”.

Trader#063B

Nov 3, 2025 11:17am

Look at today, 6820 was support, completely obvious support, bounced a few times. You go long, and look at the chart so far. Not one single down move, nothing to scare you out of your long. They just blindly buy no matter what, they never try to shake you out. It’s just easy free money every dip, every day of every week for 6 months.

Honestly I don’t understand why everyone here isn’t doing it. Do you hate money lol?

Trader#86E1

Nov 3, 2025 11:32am

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{quote} Quite so. The anonymous poster who advocated buying "dips" because they work 100% of the time is clearly an utter moron in the context of trading a highly leveraged account. That the SP found support on two previous occasions is zero reason to assume that it will find support a third time. In this instance, it did. In hindsight only - to be credible this call must be made before the event, of course. An easy way to wipe out an account is to buy on weakness, or short n strength. Some traders will get lucky sometimes but that is...

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As I, 35t, have said to you before, not a single one of your posts ever has been useful in anyway. I have been saying the exact same thing in real time since April. I said it to Ghost, Van, Bones, and anyone else here.

I also called the top in gold, in real time, and predicted exactly what’s it’s done since then. There are no instances since April of a selloff, a bounce you can see and get in on, then a new low which would cause a loss. It just hasn’t happened. Selloff, bounce, get in with stop, make money. You are just too stupid to see it because unlike me you are not nor have ever been a professional trader. You post to try to sound smart, which I honestly find hilarious.

Trader#7F84

Nov 3, 2025 12:31pm

Quoting ffghost

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{quote} As I said, your philosophy has been correct in the short term. The fact that you mentioned using stops is great too (especially for new traders), so that certainly helps with the buy on dip mentality. BUT, someone reading your post today and buying after a 1% dip to see 2026 turn into 2022 (not saying it will, but markets can do anything) means they get wiped out if buying levered. All through 2021 I was thinking the same....then came 9 months of pain. Having a massively levered position at the market top is never good....especially when...

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Agreed.

But I have always said that traders use stops. Always. Not sometimes. A trade without a stop is gambling not trading. You can use a regular stop, trailing stop, or options. With a trailing stop you usually get stopped out, so holding periods are mostly intra day. Trailing stop ensure you don’t turn winners into losers. I would not suggest a new trader trade with real money, ever. If a new trader hasn’t traded everyday in a paper account for many months, then they shouldn’t use real money.

The other nice thing is micros. My 4 es has a margin just under 90k. That’s a lot of leverage. But you could trade them with 200k+, while that’s not much for real traders, it’s a lot for some folks. So trade the es micro, it’s one tenth. That’s only 20k to trade 4 intraday. If your runners, in full es, (1 or 2 out of your 4) are to be held overnight, just buy the next day puts. Zero chance of having big losses. As any pro knows, it’s the big losses that put you out of business so never allow yourself to be in a position where it can happen, simple.

Trader#BC9E

Nov 3, 2025 2:52pm

Quoting Vancarbon

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{quote} I can think of plenty tbh . In fact I’d prefer to see 6750 or below to even contemplate 7K ( which may or may not be achieved ) . The whole market hinges on Nvidia and a few stocks which are highly correlated to market performance and priced to perfection in terms of performance years ahead . That should be sending warning signals to yourself

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Warning signs, sure. But there are countless articles every week about bubbles, problems, values, etc.

I don’t remember a crash coming when everyone was talking about a crash and the Fed was in an easing cycle. Statistically it is an undeniable fact that 7500 is more likely than 6500. At the rate we are going we might not see 6650 again. Again, look at the Nikkei, the SPX would have to go up an additional 20% to catch up. Saying the SPX is way overpriced is simply not factual based on the data. If we trade 8k in the first half of next year, then you can make that case.

Just wait for selling to cause more selling, it’s never happened once in 6 months. Anyone paying attention will see it. Until that day, we have to go higher because stock markets don’t just go sideways for long periods.

But I hope everyone is enjoying the drastic reduction in volatility that I said was coming. I’m not enjoying lol, but that’s what we have for now.

Trader#87C4

Nov 3, 2025 3:30pm

Quoting Vancarbon

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{quote} You’re buying the Utopian dream 35T , I appreciate you might not be trading the leverage ffg mentioned and you rightly advocated stops etc , however anyone quoting figures you’re proposing at these levels and using high leverage ( not 200K ) iis quite insane .

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Two separate things here. Most traders use leverage, that’s perfectly normal assuming your stops are in place and reasonable. That’s always been the case, for decades.

Doesn’t have anything to do with people trying to call the top. You said Nvidia was overvalued in the 130s. It could easily be on its way to 250. I don’t know you don’t know, no one knows. That’s my main point I guess. Everything that was predicted here by most people turned out to be 200% wrong, not only were the predictions wrong the markets went the opposite way significantly. That tells you trying to pick tops, or bottoms is impossible and extremely dangerous. You missed out on a huge rally.

Look at a chart going back many years, the rally we are in looks perfectly normal, there are no extremes currently. Sure a crash can come at anytime, but never going long because a crash might happen is illogical. Go long, buy otm puts, problem solved. Buy double puts, you’ll be rich in a crash, but at least you can ride the wave up too.

If we drop hard, I’ll be stopped out at a small loss, then make a lot from crazy high option vol. But I’m also making money by buying dips.

Trader#03B6

Nov 3, 2025 4:04pm

Quoting Vancarbon

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I did miss out on the rally , however I traded a lot of it . I’ve never mentioned the Nvidia price , not sure were you grasped that one from . I admit I didn’t see this rally coming . I’ve liaised with ghost back in April when we both buyers at 5500 SPX , I won’t comment any further , however we both trade leverage .

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As to the 130s, there was the old chart posted about how investors get excited and chase the bull, then euphoria, then the crash. It’s a chart that’s been used for a long time. You agreed with the chart saying the market was looking for a crash, you also said something to the effect of “I’m looking at you Nvidia”. Not a big deal, just pointing out that trying to call tops in a bull run never seems to work.

Which is why I will continue to repeat my advice to buy dips until we break a support level. Whatever the level of the SPX is, it’s irrelevant to that trading strategy. One day buying the dips won’t work. But do you think that day will erase 6 months of 100% winners? Who knows, strategy could keep working for another 6 months. Why quit it when it’s still 100% accurate?

Trader#0114

Nov 3, 2025 4:37pm

Quoting Vancarbon

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{quote} I’ll go with your BTD narrative ,however I would caution against calling targets way above these levels . I think ghost explained the rationale behind this perfectly . On that note , congratulations with your calls .

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We have been on a trend line toward 8k since the low in Oct 22, right now it’s projected there in 27, so if we hit it in 26 especially early 26 then that’s obviously overdone based on data. People are selling bitcoin, real estate is going sideways, gold is going sideways. Stocks are where all the money is going. Until that stops, why call a top? I’ll wait for an actual down day before calling for a crash lol. I suppose someday people will sell, but right now they do nothing but buy. We can’t even test support anymore now that the trade war is over, no surprise tweets means nothing to send us lower.

Trader#F150

Nov 4, 2025 6:22am

Quoting Vancarbon

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{quote} I’m sure we’ll know in hindsight what we should have done after today’s sell off . Probably nerves at the Scotus decision , traders should also note nearly every sell off comes in the Asian session , London either closes a lot of the gap from this or runs with the gap which is generally a tell for directional play.

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No need for hindsight, I posted multiple times where support was, and that’s exactly where we got a big bounce. Easy if you pay attention to the chart. Dip buyers 100% steak continues even on a down day.

Trader#9FE8

Nov 3, 2025 9:04am

From Jalndhar??

Trader#2B4F

Nov 3, 2025 9:06am

sell gold

Trader#9FD2

Nov 3, 2025 9:06am

Quoting Yavar.MSA

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Gold up

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Found the Peter Schiff bot account.

Trader#A44B

Nov 3, 2025 9:08am

sell

Trader#6F53

Nov 3, 2025 9:09am

It isn't a good news for the USD but gold isn't showing much volume ATP so ig no trade

Trader#9A59

Nov 3, 2025 9:09am

Sell

Trader#BEDF

Nov 3, 2025 9:11am

Right now gold is full of uncertainty

Trader#196A

Nov 3, 2025 9:11am

Quoting Trader#9FD2

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{quote}Found the Peter Schiff bot account.

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hes not lying

Trader#FCF0

Nov 3, 2025 9:13am

Buy brother

Trader#FCB3

Nov 3, 2025 9:16am

It is not moving at all

Trader#9ED1

Nov 3, 2025 9:17am

bro give me something i can invest in> what do yall recommend?

Trader#12D2

Nov 3, 2025 9:17am

yes nq and es will end up buying up soon

Trader#A71D

Nov 3, 2025 9:18am

sellllll

Trader#3958

Nov 3, 2025 9:23am

Trader#38E8

Nov 3, 2025 9:30am

What is holding it not to move

Trader#8A8D

Nov 3, 2025 10:01am

lol

Trader#DCDA

Nov 3, 2025 11:01am

gold buy

Trader#86E1

Nov 3, 2025 11:27am

You have now been stopped out at a GREAT profit, flat, and waiting for next dip where TDS people short and you get to take their money lol.

Trader#47D3

Nov 3, 2025 3:29pm