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`What is Mayer Multiple?` Ιt was created by **Trace Mayer** as a way to analyse the price of BTC in a historical context. The ΜΜ is the multiple of the current BTC price over the **200-day moving average**. Simulations determined that, the best long-term result were achieved by **accumulating BTC whenever the MM was below 2.4**. Since they were based on historical data, they should not be the basis of any financial decision.

`What is Mayer Multiple?` Ιt was created by **Trace Mayer** as a way to analyse the price of BTC in a historical context. The ΜΜ is the multiple of the current BTC price over the **200-day moving average**. Simulations determined that, the best long-term result were achieved by **accumulating BTC whenever the MM was below 2.4**. Since they were based on historical data, they should not be the basis of any financial decision.

nope just watching !!!! > @mzx9 said: any crazy trade ?!!

any crazy trade ?!!

hmm nothing comes to my mind > @Chano said: do you have any videos or something to point me out in that direction?

do you have any videos or something to point me out in that direction?

EU Looking to Ban Russian Gold in New Sanctions Package Price cap on Russian oil exports not seen coming any time soon Measures could include adjustments to earlier trade sanctions A 12.5 kilogram gold ingot at the Prioksky non-ferrous metals plant in Kasimov, Russia. A 12.5 kilogram gold ingot at the Prioksky non-ferrous metals plant in Kasimov, Russia. Source: Bloomberg By Alberto Nardelli 1 July 2022 at 6:48 pm AWST The European Union is working on new sanctions to target Russian gold, matching a move by the Group of Seven nations aimed at further choking off Moscow’s revenue sources, according to people familiar with the matter. Russia is the second largest gold mining country in the world, and its gold exports were estimated to be worth £12.6 billion in 2021. When the UK, the US, Japan and Canada unveiled their plans to ban new gold imports from Russia earlier this week, Britain said the measure would have a “huge impact” on Vladimir Putin’s ability to fund his armed forces and oligarchs’ attempts to avoid the impact of financial sanctions by buying bullion. Industry analysts are less enthusiastic, describing the ban as largely symbolic because penalties imposed on Russia after its invasion of Ukraine have effectively already closed off European and US markets. And even flows to traditional centers of trading in London and Zurich have mostly dried up due to self-sanctioning by the industry. Preparations for the new sanctions package are ongoing and some nations will be pushing to add more measures to the proposals before they are presented to member states for approval, one of the people said. The new package will also cover fixes to previously approved measures, which could include adjustments to rules around the transit of sanctioned goods to the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, said the people, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss private discussions. Some officials have raised concerns that Lithuania could be pressured into allowing banned goods to transit through the country to Kaliningrad. Lithuania is imposing restrictions in line with sanctions agreed by the whole bloc, and people as well as the vast majority of goods continue to move freely between the two parts of Russia. Still, prohibitions on more Russian goods are set to come into force this month and the European Commission has been seeking to agree new guidance with Vilnius before then amid worries the standoff could escalate. One of the people said any rules on applying sanctions would need to be for the whole EU and not single out Lithuania. Moscow has threatened to retaliate against the EU member state if it continues to block rail transport of goods such as steel.

`What is Mayer Multiple?` Ιt was created by **Trace Mayer** as a way to analyse the price of BTC in a historical context. The ΜΜ is the multiple of the current BTC price over the **200-day moving average**. Simulations determined that, the best long-term result were achieved by **accumulating BTC whenever the MM was below 2.4**. Since they were based on historical data, they should not be the basis of any financial decision.

meh, nothing too crazy...some action in the Jul $75 Cs lead the volume but that's pretty speculative > @Bhagirath said: @dros any flows in $JD?

@dros any flows in $JD?

i think we are seeing this or up move , any other scenario can not be considered

may have one later but not really any edge

$li $rcl $nio watching later for any edge. $axsm held good, $siga as well

if you have any Chinese stocks etc I suggest selling them off asap

any signals for sell on eur usd? @bigbofh

`What is Mayer Multiple?` Ιt was created by **Trace Mayer** as a way to analyse the price of BTC in a historical context. The ΜΜ is the multiple of the current BTC price over the **200-day moving average**. Simulations determined that, the best long-term result were achieved by **accumulating BTC whenever the MM was below 2.4**. Since they were based on historical data, they should not be the basis of any financial decision.

all done. going to smash legs. will be back for close if any setups.

If her fund was "HODL TESLA", there wouldn't be any problems and everyone would love her. She's been wrong a ton, outside of Tesla

**pkedrosky:** Just relentless spate of heat records in Europe today, with much of coastal Norway, for example, setting monthly records by large margins. But all of that pales against one station in northern Canada, which annihilated its all-time heat record for any date by 20+ F. https://t.co/CgqDoDRGtN https://twitter.com/pkedrosky/status/1541771972048060418

`What is Mayer Multiple?` Ιt was created by **Trace Mayer** as a way to analyse the price of BTC in a historical context. The ΜΜ is the multiple of the current BTC price over the **200-day moving average**. Simulations determined that, the best long-term result were achieved by **accumulating BTC whenever the MM was below 2.4**. Since they were based on historical data, they should not be the basis of any financial decision.

but you didnt post any flows lol > @dros said: BANKMAN-FRIED’S FTX SAID TO BE SEEKING PATH FOR ROBINHOOD DEAL

any unusual short orders here? This is terrible new imo > @dros said: AMAZON WILL HAVE TWO PRIME SHOPPING EVENTS THIS YEAR, THEY'RE TO HOLD THE SECOND PRIME SHOPPING EVENT IN 4Q - CNBC. $AMZN

well it never happened in any other qtr in last 8 years

DIV single trade is bigger than any days previous volume in 8 years i can see .... its a global high dividend ETF

@dros $shop any big flows ??

eh, I've heard and seen a lot more outrage on this one than any other issue > @lucullus said: do many people really care about this Roe vs Wade thing or is it just the perpetually outraged on the streets???

unable to login into website ? any issues ?

By Kevin Buckland and Sam Byford TOKYO (Reuters) - Shares rose broadly across Asia on Monday, building on morning gains and a Friday Wall Street rebound as sentiment improved and oil prices steadied, tempering fears of prolonged inflation. Treasury yields remained subdued and the dollar hovered near the lowest in more than a week as investors continued to assess the outlook for U.S. rate hikes, and the potential for a recession. Japan's Nikkei rallied 1.51%, while Australia's benchmark jumped 2.03% and looked set for its best day in more than six weeks. Chinese blue chips rose 1.17% and Hong Kong's Hang Seng advanced 2.39%. South Korea's KOSPI gained 1.83%. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares rose 1.81%. U.S. stock futures are up slightly by 0.8% after falling earlier in the day. On Friday, the S&P 500 surged more than 3%, adding to an almost 1% gain on Thursday. FTSE futures and EUROSTOXX 50 futures both rose 0.45% ahead of the start of European market trading. "I don't think anyone's got any smoking guns for this market right now," said Chris Weston, head of research at Pepperstone. "If you're looking for proper risk-on, all markets moving the same direction, correlation across asset classes going to 1, we’re not seeing that today." "The Aussie's the worst performer, the yen's the best performer, you're not seeing much love in crypto, there's no real move in the energy space. It's more of an equities story today." Crude oil fell in volatile trading on Monday as the market grapples with concerns that a global economic slowdown could depress demand versus worries about lost Russian supply amid sanctions over the Ukraine conflict. Both Brent and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures were flat on the day after back-and-forth trading in the morning. Brent is up 0.1% at $113.2 a barrel, while WTI fell 0.01% to $107.63. U.S. long-term Treasury yields hovered around 3.16% after bouncing off a two-week low just above 3% at the end of last week as traders removed bets for hikes next year, but still pondered if aggressive tightening this year could trigger a recession. Yields have dropped from 3.456%, the highest in more than a decade, reached before the mid-month Fed meeting. Then, the central bank hiked rates by 75 basis points, the biggest increase since 1994, and signalled that a similar move is possible in July. "The market remains focused in the trade-off between the policy response to high inflation and fears of a hard landing," Westpac rates strategist Damien McColough wrote in a client note. "There will be ongoing discussions as to whether long-end yields have peaked, however we would not yet expect 10-year yields to fall materially or sustainably below 3%." The dollar was steady on Monday, continuing to consolidate near the lowest since the middle of the month against major peers. The dollar index - which measures the currency versus six rivals - was little changed at 103.950, after gradually gravitating over the past few sessions toward the June 17 low of 103.83. Gold ticked 0.49% higher to $1,835.16 per ounce. Bitcoin was flat, trading at $21,170.88 after falling as low as $17,588.88 earlier this month.

`What is Mayer Multiple?` Ιt was created by **Trace Mayer** as a way to analyse the price of BTC in a historical context. The ΜΜ is the multiple of the current BTC price over the **200-day moving average**. Simulations determined that, the best long-term result were achieved by **accumulating BTC whenever the MM was below 2.4**. Since they were based on historical data, they should not be the basis of any financial decision.

`What is Mayer Multiple?` Ιt was created by **Trace Mayer** as a way to analyse the price of BTC in a historical context. The ΜΜ is the multiple of the current BTC price over the **200-day moving average**. Simulations determined that, the best long-term result were achieved by **accumulating BTC whenever the MM was below 2.4**. Since they were based on historical data, they should not be the basis of any financial decision.

`What is Mayer Multiple?` Ιt was created by **Trace Mayer** as a way to analyse the price of BTC in a historical context. The ΜΜ is the multiple of the current BTC price over the **200-day moving average**. Simulations determined that, the best long-term result were achieved by **accumulating BTC whenever the MM was below 2.4**. Since they were based on historical data, they should not be the basis of any financial decision.

Nearly end of the week , any last words , anyone ?

any UOA for next week

chart...what made you go long? any particular pattern observed? > @Math said:

Twtr 7/15 45 call 0.36 If we get a buyout confirmation without any change to the initial deal then this can bank hard

the problem with the rupee-yuan and rouble is in none of those countries does the rule of law work, also the indians and chinese hate each other. There is a reason almost all international contracts have a clause stating that any disputes will be decided in English courts or the courts of the state of New york .... We will see

By Jeslyn Lerh SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Oil prices edged higher amid a volatile trading session on Friday, as supply uncertainty outweighed fears of slower demand from cooling U.S. economic activity. Brent crude futures climbed 31 cents, or 0.3%, at $110.36 a barrel by 0630 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were up 59 cents, or 0.6%, at $104.86 a barrel. "Looking at the respective futures curves, both Brent and WTI are still heavily in backwardation, suggesting that prompt oil supplies remain as tight as ever," said Jeffrey Halley, a senior Asia Pacific market analyst at OANDA. "Increasing recession fears appear to be prompting a culling of heavy speculative long positioning in both contracts, even as in the real world, energy tightness is as real as ever," Halley added. Oil prices briefly climbed by nearly $1 per barrel in early Asian trade before paring gains and eventually remaining flat during intra-day Asia hours on Friday. For now, fears of slower demand arising from interest rate increases and slower U.S. economic activity capped the price gains. Crude futures were into sell mode after U.S. manufacturing and services PMIs came in well below expectations, along with a downswing in Germany's manufacturing data, said Stephen Innes, managing partner at SPI Asset Management. "Under these conditions, higher crude oil prices will become super sensitive to any perceived or otherwise increased supply inputs," Innes said, noting signs of Russian crude hitting the oil complex and mounting pressure on OPEC to boost output. OPEC and allied producing countries, including Russia, will most likely stick to a plan for accelerated output increases in August in hopes of easing crude prices and inflation as U.S. President Joe Biden plans to visit Saudi Arabia, sources said. The group known as OPEC+ agreed at its last meeting on June 2 to boost output by 648,000 barrels a day in July, or 7% of global demand, and by the same amount in August, up from the initial plan to add 432,000 barrels per day a month over three months until September. However, the group has struggled to hit the monthly increase targets due to underinvestment in oilfields by some OPEC members and, more recently, losses in Russian output.

`What is Mayer Multiple?` Ιt was created by **Trace Mayer** as a way to analyse the price of BTC in a historical context. The ΜΜ is the multiple of the current BTC price over the **200-day moving average**. Simulations determined that, the best long-term result were achieved by **accumulating BTC whenever the MM was below 2.4**. Since they were based on historical data, they should not be the basis of any financial decision.

i dont wanna buy at 85 when i saw dip at 72 lol > @dros said: if you're looking to buy it you won't miss much of any move waiting a few more sessions

if you're looking to buy it you won't miss much of any move waiting a few more sessions

IM MONITORING LEVELS FOR ENTRY AND RETESTS BEFORE PUTTING OUT ANY SIGNALS

whenever he post any ticker those will be already 50% up premium

there is not going to be any capitulation move it appears to me

By Stella Qiu and Alun John BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian shares wobbled while commodity prices fell on Thursday, as mounting worries about the risks of a global recession amid aggressive rate hikes by the Federal Reserve kept broad investor sentiment fragile. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan eked out a 0.5% gain in volatile trade, reversing earlier losses. Stocks in South Korea were down 0.7%, China's blue chips rose 1.2%, and Japan's Nikkei edged up 0.2%. Chinese tech shares in Hong Kong staged a strong rebound, rising 2.8%, after Chinese President Xi Jinping chaired a top-level meeting on Wednesday that approved a plan for the further development of China's large payment firms and the fintech sector. Volatility is set to continue when European markets open. The pan-region Euro Stoxx 50 futures were down 0.4% while German DAX futures and FTSE futures saw similar declines. Both Nasdaq futures and S&P500 futures eased 0.1%. Overnight, the dollar fell alongside U.S. Treasury yields after Fed Chair Jerome Powell, in testimony to the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, underlined their commitment to bringing inflation down at all costs and acknowledged a recession was "certainly a possibility". A Reuters poll showed the Fed will deliver another 75-basis-point interest rate hike in July, followed by a half-percentage-point rise in September, and won't scale back to quarter-percentage-point moves until November at the earliest. "What is clear is the market views a recession as increasingly likely, a view heard from Powell, who detailed that a recession was a possibility but not their intention," said Chris Weston, head of research at brokerage Pepperstone in Melbourne. "Equities have held in well despite the falls in commodities, altogether there has been rotation into low-risk areas of the market and defensive sectors, with predictable outflows from energy and materials stock." U.S. stocks rallied after Powell's remarks, which some analysts said did not break any new ground, before giving up gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.15%, the S&P 500 lost 0.13%, and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.15%. Powell is set to give the second congressional semi-annual testimony later on Thursday. Investors are continuing to assess the risks of central banks pushing the world economy into recession as they attempt to curb inflation with interest rate increases. Concerns about the demand outlook have sapped commodity prices, with oil on Thursday tumbling to the lowest in more than a month. Brent crude was down 2% to $109.60 per barrel and U.S. crude declined 2.2% to $103.89 a barrel. Iron ore was already at six-month lows having lost more than 20% in recent weeks, while copper struck a 15-month trough overnight. Moves in the Treasuries market on Thursday were rather muted, after a strong rally the previous day as investors sought the safety of sovereign debt amid growing fears of a recession. The yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes were down slightly to 3.1524%, hovering around the lowest in almost two weeks, compared with its U.S. close of 3.156% the previous day. The two-year yield, which rises with traders' expectations of higher Fed fund rates, touched 3.0693%, compared with a U.S. close of 3.056%. In foreign exchange markets, the dollar eased 0.1% against a basket of major currencies, bringing its decline since Friday to 0.46%. However, the index was up more than 8% this year, reflecting the broad risk-off sentiment and the dollar's Fed-driven yield advantage. Those factors were underscored by the South Korean won, which fell below a psychological threshold of 1,300 per dollar for the first time in 13 years, amid global economic recession worries. The Australian and New Zealand dollars lost ground on Thursday as commodity prices fell. Gold was slightly lower, with spot prices traded at $1,831.32 per ounce. [GOL/]

`What is Mayer Multiple?` Ιt was created by **Trace Mayer** as a way to analyse the price of BTC in a historical context. The ΜΜ is the multiple of the current BTC price over the **200-day moving average**. Simulations determined that, the best long-term result were achieved by **accumulating BTC whenever the MM was below 2.4**. Since they were based on historical data, they should not be the basis of any financial decision.

sorry june > @Bhagirath said: second quater of 2nd year of any presidnetial candidate in history has been flat. what chances are we see spy to 400 by end of july?