By any chance, are you using that strategy called "Dumb Money Concepts" on YouTube because the one that uses that strategy don't use stop-loss at all, and he has this "easy but weird" strategy that even I have a hard time understanding it.

Anyway, I guess let's just keep it this way. If OP is profitable in trading without using any stop-loss then that's good. I know that there are whales and institutional money out there that are trying to liquidate those who have loss, and that's why there's something called a liquidity grab. I believe some retail traders already found a way to bypass this thing, but there are still some who are still losing. As for stop-loss, I'm totally against not having a stop-loss back then, but as time passes by, I realize that as long as your strategy works in your favor then it's all good.

If you don't use stop-loss and it works for you, fine. If you use stop-loss and it works for you, fine. We have different experience with regards to this stop-loss, and somebody could make a podcast around it. Anyway, as for trading with $200, I don't know TBH, but I think I can make around more than 20% profit from it for around a month.

Many professional and expert traders right now became successful in a manual way, so I don't also see any reason why we should make a transition and will not use AI trading. I mean for me, it doesn't make any sense.

AI is a robot still, and those robots don't have any feelings at all. They will only follow the parameters that you put on them, that's all. Professional traders out there are disciplined, patient, and knows when to enter and exit at the right time. I'd rather do manual trading instead of doing AI trading UNLESS I've seen many professional traders out there that are making some transitions as well and are profitable by using AI trading, but aside from that, I'll continue trading the traditional way.

Like you, I'm also using AI to analyze the markets even better because AI can just compile what's happening in real-time and will say it to you whether the market is bullish, bearish, or in a neutral position.

Kuminga will be a better fit with the Lakers, and there are some rumors where they really wanted to pursue him.

Having more athletic players around Doncic is better, and that's how the Mavericks reached the NBA Finals a few years ago. The Lakers already have defenders, but they're lacking athletic guys, and adding Kuminga will at least fix that hole. The only problem with Kuminga is that he's more of an iso guy and don't know how to pass the ball, but he played way better when he's on Atlanta.

TBH, Kuminga might fit in Cleveland as well, but if that happens then he will become a role player there. In the Lakers, he might be their starting small forward. Let's wait on where he will be landing. The Hawks opted out on his final year of his contract and now he's a free agent. Let's see how it goes.
I'm having the same feeling as well that's why I'm not speaking that much anymore with regards to Lebron and the rumors. It's kind of boring and repeating already.

Maybe the best thing that we can do right now is to just wait on which team will he be landing and from there, let's have another conversation around it, shall we?

I also put a bet on this fight that it will last at least 2.5 rounds on Jackpotter, but I don't also think that they themselves will refund all bets. I mean what will be those who won the bet will say. They won fair and square and nobody knows that this would happen. They risked their money and won, so I don't think there's a need for refunds here.

Sh*t happens on whatever sport it is, and this time, it's Conor who got injured. Whether it's a torn ACL or a knee injury, the fact of the matter is that, Conor's career in UFC might be over after what happened with him. It's very disappointing, but those who put bets for Conor are more disappointed, and for sure there are some who might've put millions of buckos on him just to end up like that. I mean it would be understandable if that lasted more than 1-2 rounds, and got knocked out, but not like that.

There will be no refunds whatsoever, and over the course of a few days, people will just forget about this, and will move on.

PG13 only played 37 games last season because of injury and the suspension because of some drugs whatsoever.

I don't know, but there's a big hole that PG will fill because the one that the Celtics traded is also an all-star player who carried the team last regular season and when many are thinking that they'll be a lottery team, he said "NO" and put the team into the 2nd seed. Let's disregard for a sec the fact that they got bounced on the first round, but Brown is a big help for the team and their campaign last season, and that's what PG will be trying to fill. Obviously there are some Celtics fans that are pissed of this trade, and there are some analysts who are thinking negatively about the trade, but I think let's give PG time. Let's give him a full year then from there, we can conclude if the trade is a fail or a success.

I don't think that this trade will make the team fail. It's just that many doesn't see the team as somebody who can win it all on the East anymore after this trade.

Holloway even said that there will be a trilogy between the two of them, but "WHO THE FOOK WANTS THAT NOW?" especially after what happened.

I'm disappointed, and so as the fans and those who watched there personally. I mean the co-main event and the main event didn't even last more than 3 minutes which is insane. Pimblett won via D'Arce Choke while Holloway won via TKO which is pure nonsense if you will ask me. The co-main event isn't that disappointing because fans are rooting Pimblett to win anyway. The main event is what pisses all of the fans out there, and even the commentators are pissed obviously based on what they're saying. Well, McGregor set a record for "one of the fastest and highest earning rates in combat sports history" because apparently, he earned a guaranteed $30M in this fight and he just fought there for 69 seconds. For McGregor, who the fook cares about the disappointment if he earns that much money in a short amount of time.

A cash cow indeed, but I wonder if he will still be given an opportunity to fight in the future by Dana White.

Had the same reaction as well. I said here after the Commissioners Cup that the Governor's Cup will start at the 10th of July, but I completely forgot it because... who the hell remember those if it's the PBA? NONE and there's no "kidding aside" this time because that's the truth. Majority didn't even know that the new conference has started already.

Anyway, the Road Warriors just demolished the visitor team on their game, and TBH the Black Bears are just a bad team and they're even worse than the worst teams that we have in the PBA right now. Also, they just won again against the TerraFirma in a close one 101-100, and they almost choked out because they had a huge lead coming to the 4th quarter. This isn't a good sign if your Coach Jimmy Alapag, and there must be some improvements to be done.

As for betting, I don't think that putting a bet on the elimination games here is a problem. I mean just don't bet on ML.

If you're not disappointed on that fight, you're not a UFC fan that's for sure.
I'm disappointed, and so as the fans out there in the arena, and for sure there are many who are watching that are disappointed with the outcome as well.

It's really unfortunate, but I wonder why he will start the fight with a flying kick. I mean that causes him to blew his right knee, but why start like that? This is way more disappointing than the Gane-Aspinall fight. I guess I'm disappointed because just like many out there, we are just happy that Conor is back. I will not be surprised if this will be his last fight in his career after what happened. Even Holloway is pissed on what happened. I know that injuries do happen, but still I'm disappointed and so as others for sure.

For me, there's no such thing as "current economy". The only thing that we have is "the economy".

All businesses can thrive, but there are different factors in it. The economy isn't the one that will decide whatever businesses will thrive and which are not because it will all depends on the person and good they are at business. I can sell let's say clothes right now, but I can't make any sales because I'm not good at business and not a good salesman as well. On the other hand, somebody out there can sell clothes and can make money because he's good at it. The economy doesn't care about what businesses you will start. The success of the business depends on how good the people around it.

Excluding the economy, there are some factors that they're considering if they want to start a business. Things like the season, the location, the amount of money that they have, how expert you are, the current trend, the current hype, the market, and many more.

I've seen some news that the SBP is nearing the naturalization of Benny Boatwright already to become a naturalized player for the team, and if it happens before the second round even starts, there's a chance that Brownlee will be replaced by him assuming that Brownlee is still injured and isn't 100% healthy during that time. Also I've seen some rumors that Jordan Clarkson wants to play for the team since there's no NBA games right now, and he will be very helpful that's for sure, but the question is "How much?".

Having a naturalized player is a must for our team if we want to increase our chances of winning, and with how Brownlee played in the last 2 windows against the Tall Blacks, it seems like there's something that hinders him whether his age, or an injury or whatever it is. SBP needs to make big decisions now because it's the World Cup that we are talking right now. They need to get the best-of-the-best players that we have, and we need to get the best naturalized player that we could get, and I think Brownlee will understand it if the National team will try to find another naturalized player that will play in the second round.

As for Kai Sotto, there are no news coming from different sports outlets regarding him, and many wants him to play again, but right now, he's pursuing a path in the US and will play for college teams hoping that he can get a roster spot in the NBA in the future. Nothing bad about that if that's his dream.

Sometimes the problem with us NBA fans is that, we have so much expectations towards a player that if that expectations can't be reached anymore, we will be saying that "he's finished" or "he will be retiring" something like that. Can we also adjust our expectations based on what's happening with the player in the last few years shall we?

He's 36, but in his stint in the Mavericks, he's still averaging around 11.7 PPG with around 38.3% 3-pt FG, and in the NBA right now, that's fairly high, and he played 69 games as well. I love the nostalgia as well since that's what I've been watching back then when they're winning a title, but he will be a good fit on the Heat. The only question now is, will the Mavericks trade him on the Heat? There's no PO on the final year of Thompson's contract so they can only get him through trading. Are the Mavericks interested in trading him? Are the Heat interested in him? Are the Warriors really interested in him even though Steph said that he wants his "former splash duo" back?

We still don't know what could happen with him, but let's lower our expectations from him starting now, and not only for him, but to all NBA players as well so that we will not be disappointed towards them if they don't meet our expectations that we have for them.

His words are coming from his own experience and I have nothing against that businessman because I'm pretty sure that he's an expert on what he's doing. If that's how he sees it then so be it.

For me, both have risks. Having only 3 people can still be considered as a small business, right? I mean if that's the case then I assume that you can still take care of yourself if you got sick, you can still go on trips because you have people that will take care of the "small" business, you can take your leave if you want to as long as you trust your people. Small businesses doesn't necessarily mean a "1-man" army where you will do everything... or at least that's how I see it. Big businesses on the other hand consists of maybe hundreds of people so what the businessman says does make sense. Big businesses requires a huge amount of money at first so if you don't have the money, I think it's pretty obvious that you will start small. Big businesses for me will only be less riskier if you're capable of handling it.

Ang iba sa mga nasabi mo OP ay applicable mostly sa mga baguhan sa crypto space lalo na yung numbers 1,3 at 4.

Sa limang nasabi mo OP, iniisip ko kung may experience na ba ako sa kanilang dalawa at mukhang meron nga. Yung sa pangalawa, naalala ko noong nag invest ako sa isang meme coin na may name na SAFEMOON na kung saan nag invest lang ako dahil sa hype noon yung mga "token-burning meme coins". To cut the story short, nangalahati yung pera ko noon dahil patuloy na bumagsak yung presyo ng token.

Pagdating naman dun sa pang-lima, ito yung part na pwedeng maging positive or negative. I mean maaarin kang hindi nakapag-take profit ngayong araw pero dahil bullish yung token, patuloy itong tumaas at dahil dun eh tumaas rin yung profit mo. Of course pwede rin itong pumunta sa kabilang banda kung saan pwede itong bumaba. Sa aking experience sa trading, may mga times na nakakapagtake profit na ako pero tumataas pa rin siya at may mga times naman na nagtatake profit na ako tapos saktong babagsak yung token at may mga times na hindi naaabot yung TP price ko at ang ending eh either natalo or kaunti na lang yung profits ko.

I guess it's good that the gambler is on a good time now while recovering, and you know what's the best thing that happened to him? It's not the self-exclusion from DraftKings, but the fact that his wife stayed in his side when he's at the most bottom part of his life. That's the best thing that happened to him.

Now with regards to him though, I said this in the past and will say it again. It's completely BS to sue a gambling website because you lost millions. Any company can send you promotions because you agreed to it while you signed, and they can do it as aggressive as they want to. In the end, it's your decisions to gamble still. I mean if you already said to yourself that you will not gamble, you will not gamble even though they send you millions of promotions.

For me, it's all about the mindset of the gambler. I'm receiving some gambling advertisements as well, but I just simply ignore it because I know how to control myself when it comes to gambling, and I don't want to get addicted as well.

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Yes, nakita ko rin itong balita na ito at maraming mga crypto traders sa Facebook ang nag comment at nag-paalala sa mga followers nila patungkol rito.

Kung iisipin, nakakapanlumo talaga ito. I mean imagine mo ang hirap nang kumita ng 1M ngayon sa bansa natin lalo na kung average person ka lang tapos ito 150M pesos ang naipatalo niya sa leverage trading. For sure, maraming mga traders dito sa PH ang nagpapasalamat sa kanya dahil yung perang yun ay nadistribute sa mga nag-profit na traders. Kidding aside, masakit itong isipin lalo na sa mismong tao na gumawa nito. Traumatizing itong nangyari sa kanya, at kung ako yung nasa kalagayan niya, pasensya na pero baka maisipan ko na lang talaga na mag-su*cide. Well, at the end of the day gaya ng sinabi ng post sa itaas, hindi rin ako mag-aaccept ng ganyan kalaking halaga ng pera at mas gusto ko pa na turuan na lang sila at matuto para sila na ang bahala magdecide para sa sarili nila.

Kung may ganyan kalaki akong pera, ilalagay ko na lang yan sa Stock market particularly sa US Stock Market dahil auko sa Stock Market natin, or ilalagay ko na lang sa MP2 para mas safe, or pwede rin sa Spot Trading na lang kung saan bibili ako ng Bitcoin tapos ihohold ko na lang for years. Kaya marami ang nabibigay ng paalala na napakarisky ng leverage trading. Sana wala rito ang nakaexperience ng ganyan or kahit hindi ganyan. Yung matalo ng napakalaking halaga man lang.

I expect Bivol to win, but with his past surgery, and how he fought in his last fight, I believe that he's still not in 100%. Like what you said though, he has professional doctors in his team, and if they say that he can't then vacating the title is the best option for him.

I did some research, and it says there that Bivol has FULLY recovered already on his surgery, so maybe we could expect him to fight in this match. Now is the time for Bivol to say to the other fighters that he's back and he's ready from any fighters that will try and get those 3 belts from him. Like what you said, there's also a chance that Benavidez could come down again and fight him after this fight probably at the end of the year or next year. Who knows. As for a trilogy between him and Beterbiev, I'm thinking if Beterbiev can still fight because it's more than a year since his last fight.

Anyway, this will be an interesting fight. A former champion vs. a current champion.

I also expect our Gilas to defeat Syria 2 times in the second round. The problem is the other 3 teams (New Zealand, Iran and Jordan). Let's disregard the Boomers already because we know they'll swept the group anyway.

Jordan and Iran are the top 2 teams in their group on the first round, and we can't disregard them because they're strong teams still especially Iran. If our Gilas wants to be in the World Cup, they must defeat these 2 teams with a 2-0 in order to get the 3rd spot and maybe increase their chances of getting that ticket. As for New Zealand, I know that there's also a chance that our team could defeat them as we've seen in their last game, but I believe that if our Gilas will get the "BEST OF THE BEST" players like Kai Sotto or QMB, the chances of us defeating them 2-0 will increase significantly.

I think now is the time for the Gilas to stop relying on Brownlee anymore. He's old, and injuries are piling up on him already. If there's a chance for our young guns to step up, now is the time. I just do hope that our Gilas will manage to get players like Kai Sotto and others and if that happens, I will not be surprised if we will at least get the 2nd seed. That's how high I look to our team, but provided that we will get our best players.

Jalen Duren is a Restricted Free Agent so the Pistons technically still has a control on him, and they can match the salary that the Lakers could give to him. Kessler on the other hand just rejected the offer of the Jazz to become a free agent. If you're the front office, it's a no-brainer that you will get Kessler over Duren to prevent getting overpaid over one player. Kessler is the perfect duo for Luka, and aside from that, he's also a great inside defender, a defensive-player of the year candidate and a good shot-blocker. The only problem with him is he got injured last season and only played 5 games. There's a chance that it could happen again this year which will be a problem for the Lakers.

I'm looking at a free agent who can be their wing player and there isn't that good player out there aside from maybe Dwight Powell. Knecht isn't on the rotation for the Lakers, and it's the same with Bronny. TBH, they don't need to find a wing player anymore because they already signed Mamukelashvili which could be a good defender for them, and they still have LaRavia. Like what you said, the roster of the Lakers right now is far better than that of last season. I just hope that injuries will not hinder them.