You see a lot of trade theses that look like sell-side research.
"We think this will happen, which will cause this to happen, which will cause this..."
"This company/project is better than this one, so I think it will outperform.."
You don't need to play such unreliable games.
"We think this will happen, which will cause this to happen, which will cause this..."
"This company/project is better than this one, so I think it will outperform.."
You don't need to play such unreliable games.
Most reliable approaches to trading don't involve grand predictions of the future.
Just...
What's being over-offered now?
What's being over-bid now?
I spend most of my time trading the crypto markets at the moment.
I'm spectacularly uninformed about the projects.
Just...
What's being over-offered now?
What's being over-bid now?
I spend most of my time trading the crypto markets at the moment.
I'm spectacularly uninformed about the projects.
I have no idea what the future looks like.
But sometimes I can buy an asset at $100 and sell a future on it for $110.
Sometimes people place limit orders and leave them alone. And I can take them if the market moves and they become attractive.
But sometimes I can buy an asset at $100 and sell a future on it for $110.
Sometimes people place limit orders and leave them alone. And I can take them if the market moves and they become attractive.
Sometimes people trade on massive market orders, blowing through liquidity. I can wait and supply liquidity to that.
Sometimes I can buy an instrument on one exchange and sell a similar one on another more expensive.
Sometimes I can buy an instrument on one exchange and sell a similar one on another more expensive.
None of these things require me to know much about the future - or even the underlying thing I'm trading.
Just a coincident observation of:
- What's being over-offered now?
- What's being over-bid now?
Just a coincident observation of:
- What's being over-offered now?
- What's being over-bid now?
@NewRiverInvest often shares good insights on this, from a totally different, very idiosyncratic market.
"What's on sale, right now?"
"What's on sale, right now?"
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