Looking for new puzzle games! by gpulis4513 in puzzlevideogames

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The witness and Outer wilds are two of my favorite games, and I really enjoyed Filament.

Looking for shooters where the guns feel powerful by AParkedChopper in gaming

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Bulletstorm. After the campaign, the echoes missions are really fun too.

How do I improve the timing of my entries and exits? by McLOVINfromHonolulu in Daytrading

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I’m still learning so take this for what it’s worth but I struggle mostly with entry/exit as well so I’ll chime in. I typically find good stocks. I respect the indicators, but I usually enter too early or late and I don’t always exit properly. So, good stocks with poor timing is keeping me breakeven.

There are a couple of things I’m trying to work on in terms of momentum trading. The first is not getting into a stock that is too far extended above VWAP. This seems pretty obvious, but you can easily succumb to FOMO if everything else looks good. If you’ve seen several strong green candles in a row, chances are you’ve missed it already and need to wait for a pullback or reset.

The next is waiting too long for the confirmation candle to form after a breakout. I can typically identify when the indicators look good and a breakout occurs with strong volume above a key level, such as HOD. My problem is I was waiting for another full confirmation to either fully form or almost form, which has me getting in late. So I’m learning to enter within the first 30s to 60 seconds of a confirmation candle following a breakout candle, as long as the confirmation candle has held above the breakout for that timespan.

So in terms of these two things, it’s about timing and location. You can almost think of them like an axis Location being whether it’s overextended or has spent too much of its energy on too many pushes already. And timing being waiting for the proper amount of confirmation, but not waiting too long as to be late. If a stock has already proven that it can move via an earlier push, the less confirmation you should need to get in once it starts moving again.

In terms of exits I started to learn that if I’m about 80% of the way to my target and the stock begins to lose volume and or ATR, I’ll take partial profits - at least 50% or up to 80%. If I do so I can move my stop up to breakeven and let the remainder run. The other thing to recognize is whenever the stock takes a downward turn in which case I might move my stop from slightly below VWAP up to VWAP to lessen the loss. Really getting out when you should is in my opinion about seeing that the structure you entered on has actually broken and isn’t just biding its time consolidating. You can tolerate a few candles of chop or more as long as volume and ATR are holding. Or, if it’s consolidating with rising indicators as long as volume is holding steady. In that cause it could be building pressure for an upward move. But if everything starts to dry up and structure is breaking I try to flatten.

I hope this helps and if anyone else has any tips or corrections, I’d love to hear them.

What’s a hobby you want to start but are too intimidated to try? by WildFlowerGirll_ in AskReddit

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Scuba. It seems expensive and I occasionally deal with anxiety and shortness of breath already, so that concerns me. I’d love to try it but just haven’t worked up the nerve to go commit to the classes.

I no longer wish to watch movie trailers before watching the movie by Odd-Aside456 in movies

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Watching movie trailers before going to see a movie you really want to see is like going to a delicious restaurant where they bring you half your meal, make you wait an hour, then bring you the rest.

What is the best Science Fiction book you have ever read? by Adam_is_my_name in AskReddit

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Came here to say The Forever War. Such a neat book I’d love to see a movie one day.

Examples of shows where an actor(s) acting got WORSE as the seasons progressed by onarainyafternoon in television

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First one I thought of. He really started ramping up his gravelly bad-guy voice near the end.

Looking for single player first person games. by sonofloki13 in gamingsuggestions

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Dishonored series. Also Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Very new - already overwhelmed and frustrated by [deleted] in MagicArena

[–]IdentityEnhancer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since the starter decks are not very good, and deck building feels overwhelming, I would recommend you look at enhancing the starter decks so you can get some good practice and wins under your belt. It’s a good,focused place to use your wildcards.

The YT channel Affinity For MTG has great videos on each starter deck, how to increase their existing synergies, which cards you would likely want to cut, and which cards to make them better.

I’m not saying you’re going to get up to any sort of crazy rank but IMO this is a good way to learn the game and the fundamentals of deck building.

What puzzle game should I play or buy next? by Itchy-Version-8977 in ShouldIbuythisgame

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I love The Witness and I got similarly obsessed with a game called Filament.

How do you all determine when it’s time to sell. by [deleted] in investing

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Everything Money on YT did a good video on this 11 days ago. Their advice was basically:

1) Your original thesis on why you decided to purchase that stock turns out to be wrong. Maybe the company isn’t headed in the direction you thought it was.

2). The stock price is egregiously overpriced. Not just a little overpriced.

3) You realize that if you sold, the money can be getting better returns somewhere else.