My TIMM Trading Pit Commentary – Wk Of 2/25/19 – Part 2

M (Traders’ & Investors’ Mentor Market) provides the tools analysts need to share their insights in a central location, TIMM becomes a market where traders and investors can shop for the insights they’re looking for.The Trading Pits are, in some ways, the main meeting place for TIMM. Here you will see folks sharing insights and asking questions about markets.

I wanted to expand on one of the set-ups I posted…sort of like a play by play and glimpse into my trading edge. Here was the snapshot and the snapshot was from Friday morning. I trade futures and this snaphot is the S&P

The Case for a Two Month Security Deposit

Just because something is the standard doesn’t always mean it is the best option.  I’m starting to think this holds true when it comes to rents & deposits in the real estate industry.
First, Last and Security
This has been the standard for a tenant to get into a property since I can remember.  Yes, there are some variations, especially with large apartment complexes having move-in specials and what not, but in the end first, last and one month security is the default.
Is it time for a change?
I know a handful of investors that have taken a different route in recent years. 

My TIMM Trading Pit Commentary – Wk Of 2/25/19

TIMM (Traders’ & Investors’ Mentor Market) provides the tools analysts need to share their insights in a central location, TIMM becomes a market where traders and investors can shop for the insights they’re looking for.The Trading Pits are, in some ways, the main meeting place for TIMM. Here you will see folks sharing insights and asking questions about markets.

Commentary from this past week includes:

I wanted the upper level, price turned during the 10 am reversal and has formed another supply zone, might get a chance to still short this Market.

US equity markets gapped up today, looking to short the

The “Golden Cross” Quest: LTC, BNB and EOS

Some days ago I talked about that LITECOIN and BINANCE COIN were presenting an accelerated approach to what is called “GOLDEN CROSS” milestone. You can read my assessment on those Cryptos here and here .

Now I would like you to attract your attention as well on EOS.

As it occurring with LTC and BNB, EOS is setting up a bullish approach to the Intersection between the 200 Day Moving Average and the 50 Day Moving Average.

EOS price has already crossed the 200 Day Moving Average 10 days ago, which is a very good signal, and I suspect we are going to

Accumulation Phase

Last BITCOIN rise may have confirmed, IMO, the entry in the Accumulation Phase. This period of time may take weeks or months and it is characterized by a movement between range of price which can be clearly identified in the Daily Chart.

For instance, on 2015, BITCOIN defined the Key levels as follows:

Upper Resistance Level were tested at least three times during this period while the Bottom Support was tested twice, forming a double bottom, W-Pattern which is a bullish pattern. There was as well an intermediate support on which BTC rebounded a few time too.

On 2015, the accumulation phase

Shanghai Exchange…Don’t Call It A Comeback

Shanghai Exchange ended 2018 as the world’s worst market performer for a second year, falling 25% over 12 months as the trade war between China and the United States weighed on the Chinese economy.

China’s economic growth slowed to 6.5% in the third quarter, the slowest pace since quarterly data began to be compiled in 1992.

Source

So why did the exchange have its best week last week in four years.  Thanks to optimism over U.S.-China trade talks, the two sides reportedly met for more than nine hours Thursday of last week President Trump and on Sunday Trump twitted an extension to the

BITCOIN: Resuming the Rise

Today there are 5 Billion USD more inside the Total Market Cap and 24h Volume of BITCOIN increasing to the 8.5b$, as a result, everything in GREEN again!

Is not that beauty?

Right Now BITCOIN is fighting in order to cross one known resistance. It is an important test, not crucial but important indeed.

In my opinion, I doubt BITCOIN is going to be able to cross this resistance line (Secondary) in this current rise. Mainly, because I think everybody can clearly identify this seems to be the completion of the 5th wave up and being the 1st wave so strong and the

My TIMM Trading Pit Commentary – Wk Of 2/18/19

TIMM (Traders’ & Investors’ Mentor Market) provides the tools analysts need to share their insights in a central location, TIMM becomes a market where traders and investors can shop for the insights they’re looking for.The Trading Pits are, in some ways, the main meeting place for TIMM. Here you will see folks sharing insights and asking questions about markets.

Commentary from this past week includes:

Great set-up on oil this morning…2 min demand zone. I didn’t take it, saw it last minute and wasn’t able to asses things on multiple time frames first. Great example of being patient and discipline…that’s my #1

You Should Start Investing in Real Estate While Still at Your W2 Job

The bottom line is it takes money to make money.  Who says it has to be your money, though?
One of the great things about rental property investing is that you can use other people’s money.  Usually the
“other person” is a bank who gives you a loan to purchase a property.
Thus, having the ability to secure loans from lenders is key.
What is one of the most important factors in getting a loan?
Income, especially showing consistent steady and predictable income into the future income.
Those of you with a W2 job……
You Should Start Investing While Still at Your W2 Job.
I’ve been on both

STEEM: Imagine…

Do you remember the glorious days of early January 2018?

Yes, those days when the market was at its ATH…

Those days on which BITCOIN was priced more than 16000 USD, ETH 1100 USD and EOS 12 USD?

At that time STEEM was placed, at the 36th position of the Total Market Cap.

The price was 6.41 USD and the Market Cap was 1.58 B$…and that was not the maximum price achieved by STEEM since it touched the 9 USD mark…

BITCOIN had 276 b$, 174 times more than the STEEM Market Cap at that time.

What a craziness, isn’t it?

Do you think those times