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$CDLX Cardlytics stock good buying at 29.29 support area https://stockconsultant.com/?CDLX
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Here are some trading courses that I know they have experienced trader as a teacher: - Stock Trading & Investing for Beginners by Udemy - Consistent Profits from Stocks With AI Assistance In Just 10 Minutes a Day! by Snap Academy - Trend Following For Stocks by Decodingmarkets Give me advice which one is the best to join?
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I want to explore about stock and commodity market -
I want to explore about stock and commodity market, Kindly help me in this regard
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hi guys, I have been thinking of this question for a while, but can not figure out the answer. I believe that the stock price rise is because nobody want to sell their stock, but what is the universal (or most important) reason the stock price fall? It must be a kind of reason all stocks fellow in any situation. anybody would like to share their thought?
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Hello World, Using Java to create a simple program. It is to have adjustable trailing stops (hence title) 1. Create Initial Trailing Stop. 2. If the price goes up 50% between the Entry and Target, the trailing price needs to adjust to 50% of what it was. Example: Say an Initial trail is at .40 it will need to adjust to .20 automatically. 3. Lastly when the Target price is reached. The trail is once again adjusted to a mere .05 Figured using If/Else Statements is a must. What other functions would you recommend to use? Thanks to all. Cheers and Happy New Years!
