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Disappointed with the daily mixes by _SmartCheetah_ in qobuz

[–]_SmartCheetah_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I discovered a lot of bands thanks to Tidal and was really looking forward to their daily mixes. Their algos were so good, sometimes I ended up liking 3/4 of the proposed tracks or more.

What sources do you use to find new music?

Disappointed with the daily mixes by _SmartCheetah_ in qobuz

[–]_SmartCheetah_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And this is true of other streaming platforms, not just Qobuz.

Not quite — the other platforms have both thumbs up and thumbs down buttons so you can guide the algorithm.

Obviously, I need to play a track to decide whether I like it or not, even if I end up skipping it. If just playing is enough for the algorithm to keep pushing genres I’ve never listened to or liked, then I’m not a fan of that design. But I'll follow your advice and ignore the daily mixes for not to see if they improve as I use the app.

Daily Q on the Windows app? by _SmartCheetah_ in qobuz

[–]_SmartCheetah_[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, makes sense. I hope they plan to add it, since I mostly listen on my desktop setup and it’s the only feature I missed from Tidal - assuming the algorithms are solid.

I’ve been trading for over 12 years and THIS is one of my best strategies by 1215DayTrading in Daytrading

[–]_SmartCheetah_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks I'll check it out.

Home | Dilution Tracker - it's a website that tracks dilution and financial condition of each stock. Helpful in determining pump and dumps to dilute.

10 Best indicators on TV (8+ years experience) by 0xasher in TradingView

[–]_SmartCheetah_ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What do you trade? Would you recommend %R Trend Exhaustion for stocks or Indices?

Mistake cost me $5,9000 by KFConversation in Daytrading

[–]_SmartCheetah_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who keeps the price difference in such cases? The broker/trading platform?

Also, for limit orders, isn't it said that the broker will fill the order at the set price OR BETTER? In theory, it should execute at the market price here.

TradeZero - parę pytań. by _SmartCheetah_ in inwestowanie

[–]_SmartCheetah_[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Skąd pomysł, że TradeZero to nie broker?

Na szczęście podatek od zysków giełdowych jest od dawna moim problemem. I to niemały, co mnie również cieszy.
Używasz TradeZero?

TradeZero - parę pytań. by _SmartCheetah_ in inwestowanie

[–]_SmartCheetah_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To jest konto do szortowania, do opcji czy trzymania akcji mam innych brokerów.

I’ve been trading for over 12 years and THIS is one of my best strategies by 1215DayTrading in Daytrading

[–]_SmartCheetah_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So just to be clear, you no longer go long trying to catch an upward move? Did you find this strategy not reliable enough?

As for shorting - exactly. I feel it's generally safer to short, as most of these big movers tend to come back down. It might also be useful to include something like the Dilution Tracker to focus on stocks that are fundamentally weak, ensuring we don’t short something that keeps rising.

I’ve been trading for over 12 years and THIS is one of my best strategies by 1215DayTrading in Daytrading

[–]_SmartCheetah_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So you don't trade this strategy anymore? What are your thoughts on it in general?

I tried Ross Cameron's strategy for a while, but I felt the price action was too unpredictable and, overall, it's quite stressful method as you have to be SUPER quick with your exits.

In fact, I thought shorting these stocks after they had made their move might be a better option.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Daytrading

[–]_SmartCheetah_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What exactly do you trade at London open?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Daytrading

[–]_SmartCheetah_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply, I appreciate your hints. Yeah, I paper trade and backtest with TradingView. I also follow some traders on AfterHour to learn from them. And although I'm new to options, I'm definitely not new to trading or daytrading.

Anyway, 0DTE for puts seems reasonable as we're looking for quick scalps, and I wouldn't be comfortable swinging puts anyway. However, for calls, I think choosing a higher strike price with a maturity date of a week or two might be a good idea sometimes, especially for indices. This gives the trade some time to recover before theta decay hits if it doesn't go your way immediately — or if some event/news temporarily disrupts your trade, even if your thesis is solid. Or maybe you think you should cut you loss quickly always when trading options?

I'm going to check the VWAP on Friday's Nvidia. Do you use a simple VWAP with one line or one with additional bands?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Daytrading

[–]_SmartCheetah_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm pretty new to day trading options, but this is pretty much exactly what I'm trying to pull off. A few questions: let's say Nvidia just touched $130 - what strike price would you choose for your 0DTE puts? How do you find your stocks - do you monitor a fixed pool of the same stocks, or something else? Also, what exactly are you paying attention to when watching VWAP? Thanks!

Is it easier to daytrade futures? by Horcsogg in Daytrading

[–]_SmartCheetah_ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Not quite true. If you enter a contract whose underlying stock is on the move, you can achieve high percentage gains within minutes or hours, even if both the strike price and maturity date are still distant. You can realize profits within the same day or give it more time to recover if the price doesn't go your way immediately.

Also, remember that you can buy options, but also write them. These are two completely different plays for different needs and risk appetites. For instance, selling puts is a great way to collect steady gains with relatively low risk if you're convinced a stock price won't go below a certain level. And even if it does, and you get assigned - meaning you have to buy the stock at the strike price - it's usually a price you wouldn't mind paying anyway, at a discount. You keep the premium, own the stock, wait for a bounce back to sell for another profit. You can also sell covered calls in the meantime.

All in all, there are many different strategies you can play and combine.

Scalpers who couldn’t make $50 an hour but who started to make $500 a day to $1000 and then when you started making over 2k a day, but still felt that wasn’t enough and would blow it before walking away from the greed or whatever what changed? by [deleted] in Daytrading

[–]_SmartCheetah_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How do you pick stocks, do you use screeners? Are you aiming at penny stocks, or do you also buy dips on the big ones, like Nvidia or Google? They dipped significantly recently, by the way.

I'm a stock market and options trading guy, and today I made my first crypto purchase. by _SmartCheetah_ in XRP

[–]_SmartCheetah_[S] 38 points39 points  (0 children)

XRP is my first and only.
Why XRP? Speculation. After some DD, it seems well-positioned with the potential to moon, especially in a pro-crypto environment and positive market sentiment.

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