Trade with Patience Not like Patient 🤒🤢 Sold my $DOGE too early… now I am sitting here thinking, should I buy again or just hold my cash? 🤔 Sometimes the hardest part of trading is not finding the opportunity , it is having the patience to wait for the right entry. DOGE can move fast 🔜, so chasing after selling can be risky. Maybe the better move is to stay calm, watch the chart, and wait for a good setup instead of letting FOMO make the decision. 🐕🚀🔥
🐕 $DOGE is showing some interesting whales activities , price is around $0.09315 up 10.18%, while 438 whales hold a combined $142.57M in Position's. Although 268 whales are long compares with 170 shorts the actual position size tells a different story: longs hold about $58.42M, while shorts Controls a larger $84.14M. Most long positions are currently profitables with 85.82% in profit n while only 8.23% of shorts positions are profitable. This suggests many shorts sellers are under pressure after DOGE s strong Moves . The average long entry is around $0.09085, so bulls are currently sitting in profit. 📈🔥 However it with shorts still holding significant capital volatility could be remain highs . Traders should watch whale positioning, funding and key support n resistances levels before making a More big Or higher Next Upcoming New moves. 🎯
In a recent op ed, American Bankers Association CEO Rob Nichols says America's banks want to strengthen the Clarity Act, not kill it. I'll take him at his word, but time is short, so let's look at the calendar.
On September 15, less than four weeks from now, the Senate will vote on whether to debate this bill. That vote needs the OK from 60 senators. Afterward, the Senate has less than three working weeks before the fall spending fight dominates the Senate calendar and the legislative window effectively closes ahead of the midterms. That’s a very tight window to get this bill over the line. With that in mind, the big banks are introducing a demand to reopen a provision that had been negotiated over many months, with their representatives at the table the entire time. Reopening it now would not improve the bill. It would restart a negotiation nobody has time to finish. We feel that this “discussion” is simply a delay to kill the legislation.