#Trading low float stocks

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WIP: Zaundads2EB (15)

(NSFW section towards the end)

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Vander takes his time cooking. The pots they use are so big only Vander and Benzo can lift them, but it's necessary when you might be feeding twenty miners. It does mean chopping a lot of vegetables to fill it, but luckily there's always onions and beets for sale.

While the onions and carrots soften, Vander whips up a batch of dumplings to cook in the oven. He throws in the rest of the vegetables, the fish and stock and by the time it comes to a boil, he's got a batch of beancakes ready to fry. He sets them aside and turns the stew down to a low simmer, turns the oven off and leaves the dumplings in there to stay warm.

He steps heavier on the stairs than usual, gives Silco plenty of warning he's coming before he opens the washroom door. Silco's not in the bath. His clothes are floating in the still warm water, but Silco's gone.

Vander follows a trail of wet footsteps to the bedroom door. Pushing the door open, he finds Silco sitting on the far side of the bed, towel draped over his shoulders as he rubs at the end of his hair.

"Feel better?"

"Much." He sounds better too: fond and relaxed. "I traded most of the things you sent me, but I kept the books. I left them behind the bar."

Vander toes off his boots, and takes off his jacket. "We can put a shelf up, if you want to keep them in here." When he's down to just his pants and his shirt, he climbs on the bed.

Silco gives him a coy look over his shoulder. The lantern light catches sharply on his cheekbones. It's as much of an invitation as Silco's likely to give him, so Vander shuffles closer until his chest is pressed to Silco's back. He buries his face in Silco's shoulder and slides hands around his sides. Fingers resting in the valleys between his ribs, on bath-warm skin, feeling the movement of Silco breathing.

Silco keeps rubbing at his hair and lets Vander be. Allows Vander to hold him, to spend a moment relishing that Silco's finally back where he belongs.

Silco rubs at his hair until it's only mildly damp, and then he settles his hands over Vander's. "Do we have much time before your stew burns?"

"I've never burnt a stew in my life," Vander replies, mumbling the words into Silco's skin.

Silco huffs a not-quite laugh. "I remember the first time you made beancakes."

They were black and inedible. Silco had given them to the foundlings to throw and then drawn targets on the outside wall of their dorm.

"That wasn't a stew," Vander says, "and we've got plenty of time. Come here."

Silco must be feeling a little sentimental. He doesn't even complain when Vander drags him to the middle of the bed and guides him down to his back. Vander settles over him, weight on one elbow, and cradles his cheek in one hand.

He leans in for a kiss, but Silco interrupts. "You're still dressed."

Vander rolls his eyes. "You have no sense of romance," he says, sitting up and pulling his shirt over his head. "None."

He shoves his pants off as well, throws them somewhere on the floor. It's gratifying to turn back and find Silco staring at him, and then he realises where Silco's staring. On his left side, just above his waist, where his opponent landed a lucky punch about a week ago. The bruise has mostly faded to a mottled purple-green now.

Silco narrows his eyes, but he doesn't move otherwise. "What happened? Who did that?"

"It was a lucky punch," Vander tries hopefully. "I won the round."

"You won… Pit fighting," Silco spits out the words like venom. "We've discussed that, Vander. It's a pointless, stupid risk to take–"

"If you don't want me taking stupid risks," Vander talks through him, "you need to be here to stop me."

Silco pushes himself up, leans forward to stab a pointed finger right at the bruise. Gods, he can be vicious. "It stops now."

"Yes, dear," Vander says sarcastically and Silco glares at him.

"I mean it."

"Me too," Vander admits, ducking for a quick kiss. "It was doing my head in, missing you, and I had to do something. Even if it was something stupid."

He leans in for another kiss and this time Silco wraps a hand around the back of his head, tugging them both down to the bed. They fit together like they always have, warm bodies and skin to skin, so close they're breathing each other's air.

Silco's fingers dig into his back as they kiss, as he presses a thigh between Vander's legs. Vander's torn, unsure what he wants to do first. He presses a kiss to Silco's cheek, to the thin skin of his temple, sucks a mark to the corner of that sharp jaw. He veers back up for another kiss, licking inside Silco's mouth until grabs hold of his hair and takes control, keeping Vander right where he should be.

They only pull apart to breathe, both of them gasping for air and then Silco tugs Vander's head up and back, exposing his throat. The drag of Silco's teeth over his Adam's apple is sharp and unexpected; it wrenches a sound out of Vander that can only be described as a whimper.

Vander rolls them both over. He wants his hands free to slide down Silco's back, to explore the sharp jut of his hipbone and squeeze that too small waist. Silco allows it but he's distracted by trying to leave a lovebite on Vander's shoulder that will last for days.

"Are you trying to claim your territory?" Vander asks, making no attempt to hide how much he likes the idea of walking around with Silco's marks.

"No one else will see these."

He's right, Vander realises. For someone to see them, he'd have to be walking around shirtless and it's not that kind of bar. "A mark only we know is there?"

Silco leans over him, those blue eyes of his still so sharp and pretty. "I don't care if everyone else knows it. As long as you know it."

Maybe he shouldn't be charmed by the idea, but Vander is. Charmed enough to let Silco bite and claw his way down Vander's chest, leaving red marks as he goes. At Vander's hip he bites down hard, sucking on the skin until there are purple teeth marks left behind.

"Get up here before you draw blood," Vander says.

With one last satisfied smile at his handiwork, Silco indulges him and shuffles back up the bed to kiss him. "Better?"

Vander drags Silco's hips down, until they're lined up, until he can reach down and wrap a hand around both their cocks. His large, calloused fingers curled around soft, hot skin; Silco's cheek pressed to his, breath gusting warm and damp across Vander's neck. Just them and the sound of their breathing, the low grunts as they get closer.

Silco's hands claw into Vander's biceps as he comes, spilling over Vander and making a mess of him. With Silco's warm weight on him and the slick sounds of fucking his own fist, Vander's not far behind.

They're a mess, sticky and sliding against each other, but Silco doesn't move. His hands gentle on Vander's arms, but he stays lying on Vander, cheek resting on Vander's shoulder.

Vander runs a hand down Silco's back, thumb dragging over the knobs of spine. "Food?"

"Five more minutes," Silco murmurs sleepily.

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[zorilleerrant]

You can see numbers. Everyone can see numbers. Some people can even see the same numbers, but you've never met someone who can see yours. You don't talk about them, because that's the thing, isn't it. If you don't know what they are, who knows if they're something you're supposed to share?

You were told, as a child, the same things all children are told: don't tell anyone about the numbers. And of course the guidelines change as you get older and start to understand the difference between private and public discussions, as you start going in for consultations with the professionals at your school, and pediatrician's office, and, when they suggest it to your parents, a specialist who helps kids who are agitated by their abilities.

Of course you're agitated. You have no idea what your numbers mean. So you don't tell anybody.

Mostly, your family assumes you see death counters, like most of the people who won't talk about it. You think maybe the death counters aren't as common as all that, even if they're the most well known. Maybe, they think, you can see the number of people who hate them. They're happy they've avoided the discussion for those who can see the number of sexual partners someone has had, that they never had to make up euphemisms for you, tell you it's a kind of special friend. Or, at least, you might be able to see the number of someone's current sexual partners, except if so everyone is sleeping around a lot more than you thought, and they tend to break up with each other at very inopportune moments.

Your childhood best friend can see the death counter. They told you that, over lunch one day, and their number swung up wildly. But you just held their hand and nodded, saying nothing, and the number fluttered back down. To zero, for a moment, when you shared your fries. They know you don't want to talk about your numbers, and that's fine, because they don't want to talk about theirs. Only a handful of people know, and your best friend only sticks to the ones that don't ask. They were registered, early on, but they never wanted to join the military or be a doctor anyway. Teachers rarely have to worry about the numbers over their students' heads.

Your boss can see people's net worth. He brags about being an amazing judge of character, able to tell the scams and the bad investments just by looking. They let him handle contracts, and he reels in the big fish over and over again, and all you can think is that the number floating above his head drops when he does, but flies so high when his wife calls him on the phone. All the people he spends his time buttering up have low numbers. He tells you if he could see his own number, it would impress even him, and his number drops to zero every time he says it. He's not allowed to trade stocks.

Your mother and father can both see the number of words in the last sentence someone said to another person. They bonded over it. It's not so odd to see the number of words in a sentence, but it's usually over different criteria, and they love the fact that theirs is so useless, so fun. They love looking at the number 1 over and over again with speakers of agglutinating languages, they love the changes in sentences signed and then typed out. They love debating how many words an acronym counts as. They love the conflicting evidence. They have no advice for you.

When you get to college, you have two roommates freshman year. One has a number that rarely fluctuates, low and steady, and not accompanied by that smug smile so many later people with that same pattern have. Instead, you have to deal with the single most boring person you've ever met. Your other roommate is different. Number fluctuating wildly, up and up, and sometimes crashing down as you walk in on crying jags you wish you hadn't seen. When you watch your roommate get kicked out of school, the number is so high you can't read it anymore.

The rest of college you room with a couple of people who have average numbers. They go up and down a lot, situationally, rather than in any noticeable pattern. You find those people are easier to get along with. They see how much water you've drunk that day and how many hours you've slept, respectively, but you know them well enough that you know that, and it's easier dealing with a little bit of nagging in the face of that. They date people whose numbers look like theirs, mostly, but you try not to pay too much attention to who they date. Number always go up and up as people reach for a breakup. You don't say anything.

Your neighbor has a fun one: she can see the numbers of people's pets. She doesn't understand what you mean by numbers changing. Hers are usually static for the longest time, occasionally jumping by one or two, or sometimes, when someone's pet has a litter, more than that. She always gets the saddest look when someone's number drops, and her number jumps, as if in response. It's not really useful for anything, she tells you, but it's not quite one of those things you have to keep quiet about. She uses it for celebrity trivia, sometimes.

Numbers go up when you talk to people about numbers, once you get more used to opening up about it. Since no one knows what yours mean, you can't invade anyone's privacy. You still don't like to say in public, in crowds, with professionals who seem sure you must have a better idea what you can see than you do. But you can see the numbers go up when you bring them up. You can see them go up when other people mention their gifts, too.

Numbers go down when people eat alone and up when they eat in groups. Numbers go up when people go walking, and down when they go running. Numbers go up when people stare at other people in the crowd. Numbers go down when people drink water. Numbers go up when people sleep. More for a nightmare, usually, but more for the people who dream in black and white or other languages, too. Lucid dreamers have the same rapid jumps and shifts as the waking. Often, when a number is very high, your friend will wake up wide-eyed, and tell you about some fantastic creature that they saw.

The most fascinating one you notice is in the library. Less so, in school, where if anything numbers went down when the computers turned on, but you'll see people sit, still and silent, their number at zero, and stare. And then suddenly the number skyrockets, their fingers frenetic at the keys, and slowly dwindles, like layers peeling away, the typist laser focused with some expression flashing almost faster than their fingers. Someone writing at a relaxed pace in some pristine notebook, and then in a flurry of digits, crossing out lines and ripping out pages and marking down thought after thought. The numbers go up as they run their fingers along the spines of books, too. As they curl up with one and slowly turn the pages. More for science fiction, and even more for fantasy, but numbers go up as the pages turn, and sometimes, towards the end, collapse back down again. It does this for TV, too. Movies.

There are some books you're attached to because you always see the numbers stretch when people pick one up, thumb through it, read it front to back. They're not the same for every person, but you've learned to pick up on the patterns of it. In this book, the numbers will jump a little at the beginning of chapter three. In that one, halfway through the numbers skyrocket. In the other people hit ten right away, the numbers steadily lowering until they reach the end. In another the ending makes one person's number swirl back and forth for ages, and another drop to one and stay there for the longest time. You keep these on your shelf. When you look at them, you wonder if your number does the same thing. You flip it open to the pages with the words that pin the numbers in place.

In another world, someone could see the same numbers you do, tell you where you sat from moment to moment. In another world, your best friend might see reflections instead of death. In another world, everyone can see their own numbers, and you'd only have to glance at a mirror to know which one sat above your head. In another world, everyone's numbers mean the same thing. In another world, you only have yours, but at least you know.

Since birth you could see a counter above people’s heads. It doesn’t count down to their death. It goes up and down randomly. You’re desperate to find out what it means.

[jamesmilleer2407]

Comparing the Russell 1000 With Other Benchmarks

The Russell 1000 serves as a vital benchmark for tracking the performance of the largest publicly traded U.S. companies. Representing the top 1000 firms by market capitalization within the broader Russell 3000 Index, it provides a comprehensive view of the large-cap segment of the equity market. This extensive coverage of sectors and industries makes the Russell 1000 a useful tool for analyzing national economic trends.

A Window Into Large-Cap Equity Performance

The Russell 1000 is widely regarded for its representation of U.S. large-cap companies across various industries, including technology, financial services, healthcare, consumer goods, and industrials. This diversity enhances its relevance during different market cycles, enabling a balanced overview of corporate momentum.

Each company’s weighting within the index is determined by its market capitalization, making larger firms more influential in index movement. Despite this, the breadth of constituents ensures that no single sector or company dominates the index, helping it maintain balance across various economic conditions.

Structural Components and Index Methodology

The Russell 1000 is maintained by FTSE Russell and updated annually to ensure accurate representation. It includes the largest 1000 companies from the broader Russell 3000 Index, effectively covering about 90% of the total U.S. market capitalization.

Free-float adjustments are applied to reflect only publicly tradable shares. This enhances the reliability of the index by focusing on available market participation rather than total shares outstanding. The methodology allows the index to reflect true market dynamics by aligning weightings with actual public trading activity.

Sector Distribution and Industry Exposure

The index offers diverse exposure across all major economic sectors. Technology often takes up a significant share, followed by healthcare, consumer discretionary, financial services, and industrials. This distribution evolves annually based on shifts in company size, stock performance, and industry expansion.

Changes in sector dominance often reveal broader shifts in economic focus. For example, increased weighting toward technology or renewable energy firms can reflect transitions in innovation or policy emphasis. Monitoring sector representation within the Russell 1000 helps track where corporate growth is most concentrated.

Tracking Business Trends Over Time

The Russell 1000 serves as a tool for observing shifts in business cycles. During expansion phases, cyclical sectors such as industrials and consumer discretionary may gain strength. In contrast, periods of low volatility or contraction can bring increased stability in defensive sectors like utilities and healthcare.

Over the years, the index has adapted to changing economic structures, accommodating the rise of e-commerce, digital infrastructure, and clean technology. As new industries emerge and others transform, the Russell 1000 reflects these changes through adjustments in its constituent composition.

Comparison With Other Major Indices

While the Russell 1000 is focused on large-cap companies, its peer indices each offer different perspectives. The S&P 500 includes 500 of the largest firms and is more selective in its criteria. The NYSE Composite captures all stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, giving broader but less focused exposure. The Nasdaq Composite leans heavily toward technology and growth companies, making it less balanced across traditional sectors.

Compared to these, the Russell 1000 offers a wider scope among large-cap names while maintaining a more diversified sector approach. Its alignment with broader economic drivers makes it well-suited for identifying shifts in business activity.

Global Influence Through U.S. Companies

Many firms in the Russell 1000 maintain global operations, meaning their performance is influenced by both domestic and international economic conditions. Trends in global trade, interest rates, and foreign policy may all contribute to market activity reflected in the index.

Because of this global exposure, the index is sensitive not only to U.S.-based developments but also to global market movements. Multinational corporations, commodity-sensitive businesses, and international service providers all contribute to this global blend.

Annual Reconstitution and Index Integrity

Each year, the Russell 1000 undergoes a process called reconstitution. This ensures the index remains current and accurately reflects the top 1000 largest companies. Firms that grow in size may enter the index, while those that fall below the size threshold are removed or reassigned to the Russell 2000, which tracks smaller-cap companies.

This process preserves the integrity of the index and supports transparency in how changes are managed. It also allows market analysts to assess how company rankings shift over time, particularly during market transitions or periods of rapid growth in specific industries.

[oliviiaagraceeeeee]

Tracking the A200 ASX ETF: A Snapshot of Australia's Largest Companies

Highlights

A200 ASX ETF tracks the performance of the largest companies listed on the ASX by market capitalisation.

The fund provides exposure to multiple sectors including financials, materials, healthcare, and energy.

Managed by Betashares, A200 ASX offers a transparent and passive approach to Australian equity performance.

The A200 ASX ETF is structured to follow the movements of the Australian equity market, focusing on the largest publicly listed entities by market capitalisation. This exchange-traded fund operates within the broader financial sector, offering exposure across a wide range of industries that influence Australia's economic dynamics. By design, it seeks to reflect the performance of a benchmark index, specifically the Solactive Australia 200 Index, which comprises the top two hundred companies on the Australian Securities Exchange.

Fund Structure and Sector Allocation

The A200 ASX ETF includes a diverse allocation of equities across sectors such as financials, materials, healthcare, consumer discretionary, industrials, energy, and telecommunications. This sectoral diversity enables the ETF to align with Australia's broader economic performance, where financial institutions and resource companies often play a central role.

In the financials segment, large banking and insurance groups feature prominently, given their substantial market capitalisation and influence on the local economy. The materials sector, which includes mining and metals companies, reflects Australia's position as a key exporter of commodities such as iron ore and coal. Healthcare firms included in the fund provide exposure to biotechnology and pharmaceutical businesses that have grown within the domestic and international markets.

Methodology and Index Tracking

The A200 ASX ETF is designed to track its underlying index through a full replication strategy. This means the fund holds all the shares in the index in their respective weights, providing a high degree of transparency and alignment with the index’s performance.

The Solactive Australia 200 Index is reviewed and rebalanced periodically to reflect changes in market capitalisation and maintain accurate representation. Additions or removals from the index occur based on updated float-adjusted market values, and these changes are automatically reflected in the ETF’s composition.

Performance Characteristics and Liquidity

A200 ASX ETF is listed and traded on the Australian Securities Exchange, which allows for intra-day trading during market hours. The fund’s net asset value is published regularly, and its price fluctuates in response to underlying stock movements and market sentiment.

Liquidity is supported by market makers and the presence of large-cap stocks that typically exhibit strong trading volumes. The fund’s structure facilitates ease of entry and exit for participants during the trading day, contributing to its stability and responsiveness to market developments.

Dividend Distribution and Cost Structure

The ETF distributes dividends from the underlying portfolio, typically on a quarterly basis. The distributions represent the income generated from the fund’s holdings, including fully franked dividends where applicable.

A notable aspect of A200 ASX is its cost efficiency. The management fee is set at a relatively low rate compared to other funds in the Australian market. This fee structure aligns with its passive management style, designed to track an index without active stock selection or trading strategies.

Market Sentiment and Historical Development

Since its inception, the A200 ASX ETF has gained attention within the exchange-traded fund space due to its comprehensive exposure and fee competitiveness. The fund has experienced steady growth in assets under management, reflecting its alignment with large-cap equities in the Australian market.

Market movements in recent years have influenced the ETF’s unit price in line with broader trends across the ASX. Events affecting key sectors such as mining, banking, and healthcare have had proportional impacts on the ETF, given their weighted presence in the index.

For those researching diversified exposure to Australia’s largest publicly listed companies, exploring the structure and performance of the A200 ASX ETF may provide helpful insights. Understanding its sector allocation, methodology, and historical context can support further research on the dynamics of Australian equity markets.

[skyrissblogs]

Essential Market Levels: A Beginner’s Guide to Support and Resistance

Support and resistance levels are among the most important concepts in technical analysis for those involved in trading CFDs. Whether you’re a beginner stepping into the world of trading or an experienced investor looking to refine your strategy, understanding these levels can offer clarity in an otherwise unpredictable market. They serve as critical price zones that help traders interpret market sentiment, spot entry and exit points, and manage risk in a structured way.

This article explores what support and resistance levels are in forex, how to identify them accurately, and how to apply them within a broader trading strategy. You'll also discover their psychological underpinnings, the role they play across different asset classes, and how to avoid common mistakes. Please note: this guide is intended for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

What Are Support and Resistance Levels?

At its core, support represents a price level where buying interest is strong enough to prevent further decline. It acts as a floor. Resistance, conversely, is the level where selling pressure outweighs buying, acting as a ceiling. These levels are not fixed numbers but rather zones where price action tends to react repeatedly.

They help traders anticipate reversals, breakouts, or consolidations. More importantly, they offer insight into market psychology, where traders have historically shown interest in buying or selling, often creating predictable patterns.

Why Support and Resistance Matter?

Support and resistance levels aren't just technical markers—they reflect real investor behavior. A support zone may develop because traders believe the asset is undervalued at that level. Meanwhile, resistance zones often form when traders begin to take profits or believe the asset is overbought. These beliefs, over time, shape crowd behavior, reinforcing those levels further.

Understanding these areas can help traders with their trading account identify optimal entry and exit points, set stop-loss and take-profit levels with more precision, confirm or reject breakout and reversal scenarios, and navigate market noise while avoiding emotionally driven trades.

The Psychology Behind Price Levels

Support and resistance function partly because of collective trader psychology. When a stock bounces off a level multiple times, it attracts attention from experienced traders . Traders place their orders around those zones, reinforcing their strength. This self-fulfilling behavior creates recurring reactions that, when observed with discipline, can add structure to trading decisions.

Key psychological elements at play include anchoring bias, herd mentality, and fear and greed. These emotional and behavioral factors often amplify reactions at significant levels and explain why price sometimes reacts sharply in these zones.

How to Identify Support and Resistance Levels?

There are several ways to identify and draw support and resistance on your chart. No method is absolute, and many traders use a combination of techniques for confirmation.

Historical price levels are a classic way to spot zones where price has repeatedly reversed or stalled. If a stock consistently rebounds at a certain price, that area is considered support. If it repeatedly struggles to break through a higher level, that’s resistance.

Trendlines and channels can show dynamic support and resistance. Drawing lines along recent swing highs or lows can highlight where price action might meet barriers.

Moving averages like the 50-day or 200-day average often serve as floating support or resistance levels. These are especially significant on higher timeframes where institutional traders often take action.

Pivot points and Fibonacci retracement levels offer mathematical ways to calculate where the price might react. These tools are widely used, particularly by intraday traders.

Volume profile analysis helps identify zones where trading activity has been most concentrated. These areas often mark important support or resistance zones because they reflect high interest and participation from both buyers and sellers.

How to Use Support and Resistance in Trading?

Once identified, support and resistance levels become part of your decision-making process.

In trend continuation, prices that break through resistance may retest it as support. Likewise, support levels once broken may become resistance. These flips often serve as confirmation for trade entries aligned with the larger trend.

In range-bound markets, support and resistance form the edges of the range. Buying near support and selling near resistance becomes the primary trading strategy. However, it’s important to recognize the risk of breakouts.

Breakouts happen when price moves with force through a support or resistance level, often confirmed by increased volume. A breakout can signal the start of a new trend and offer trading opportunities. However, false breakouts—where price returns quickly within the range—can trap traders.

Support and resistance levels also help in risk management, allowing traders to manage their money effectively. Traders use them to place stop-loss orders just beyond key levels and set profit targets within anticipated reversal zones.

1. Common Mistakes When Trading Support and Resistance

Support and resistance are not infallible. Traders often make the mistake of treating these levels as precise lines rather than flexible zones. Price can overshoot or undershoot these areas before reacting.

Another mistake is entering trades without confirmation. Relying solely on a price touching support or resistance without other evidence, like a candlestick reversal pattern or confluence with another indicator, can lead to false entries.

Traders also sometimes ignore broader market conditions. A strong trend or macroeconomic news can override technical levels, rendering support and resistance ineffective.

Failing to adapt is another common issue. Markets evolve, and previously reliable levels may lose relevance as price structures change.

2. Support and Resistance in Different Timeframes

Support and resistance levels exist across all timeframes, often reflecting previous support in various contexts. Short-term traders might focus on intraday levels, while long-term investors may rely on weekly or monthly zones. Generally, the higher the timeframe, the more significant the level.

Using a multi-timeframe approach—where long-term levels guide bias and short-term levels fine-tune entries—can provide a more balanced perspective and reduce false signals.

3. Automation and Tools

Many platforms offer automatic plotting of support and resistance, based on historical highs and lows, volume clusters, or pivot calculations, which can be tested on a demo account. While useful, these tools should be combined with manual analysis to ensure context is not lost.

Manually identifying the most respected levels—where price has reversed more than once or reacted with strong volume—adds more nuance than purely automated tools.

4. Practical Example

Imagine Stock ABC consistently finds buyers around $150. Each time it approaches this price, demand increases and the price rebounds. This is a strong support zone. At the same time, sellers repeatedly enter around $165, capping the rally. This is resistance.

A breakout above $165 with strong volume might indicate the start of a new bullish trend. Traders could buy the breakout and set a stop-loss just below the new support at $165, targeting higher price levels with clearly defined risk.

How Reliable Are These Levels?

Support and resistance are not guarantees. They reflect historical behavior, but they can be broken when new information hits the market or when crowd sentiment shifts dramatically.

They are tools, not predictions. Their reliability increases when combined with other forms of analysis, such as trend direction, volume, or momentum indicators.

Final Thoughts

Support and resistance levels are essential components of technical analysis for technical analysts. They offer structure in chaotic markets, helping traders make more informed decisions. But their effectiveness depends on how they are used.

By treating these levels as zones, confirming signals with other tools, and understanding market context, traders can use support and resistance to improve timing, risk management, and strategic clarity. Like all tools in trading, they are most effective when used as part of a disciplined, well-rounded approach, not in isolation.

[ajmakoko]

No, this isn't what is happening.

Elon and Trump are both owned by Putin. Putin is Russia's leader and is part of BRICS. BRICS wants to come out with a currency that is gold backed, oil backed, and other mineral backed. We are already in WW3 over these minerals around the entire world, along with spaces that will be more habitable for upcoming climate change.

BRICS countries want as much of each of these resources as they can get before the currency is released. And they also need to collapse USD and western wealth, partially to mess with oil trades and partially to weaken the trading power of the entire west.

Tesla ($TSLA) valuation has always been artifical bc it's how Elon gets paid and eventually a wealth transfer will happen back. Elon and foreign governments including Saudi Arabia have been inflating his stock. He then can take loans out against the stock that are very low interest rate, while the stock (theoretically) appreciates at a much greater rate than the loan interest - always coming out ahead. Either way, the inflation of the stock by pseudo investors and the later loan are essentially him money laundering bribes.

Likewise, as a real estate guy, Trump can put loans on properties he owns - but I will say Trump did just make several billion in his Trump crypto coin, and yes, crypto is part of this. Have you ever read about how art is sometimes used for money laundering? Well, guess what, real estate in the US is the same (and that's also why so many sex workers are real estate agents - they are getting paid for their sex work but it's getting labeled as their real estate agent fees). Thus, US housing price is inflated by criminal activity. And they will collapse the housing market with the federal grant freeze alone.

They are also messing with the bonds system by infiltrating the treasury (almost certainly a main goal).

And when they are done, our assets (including all the gold and oil in Alaska, Canada, Greenland, California, etc) will belong to BRICS. And our leaders are too scared to admit this to the public.

Trump will be trafficking humans and drugs all over the world for money as well. He most recently got some shipping containers for human trafficking. The people will be used for slave labor or perhaps parts. Anyone declared a criminal or 'illegal immigrant' can be sent. Likely he will allow other countries to carry out the death penalty and he has already expanded the death penalty to be compulsory in some cases, namely, if you murder a police officer (doesn't exclude K9 units or robots); or if you committed any crime where the death penalty is available AND you're a migrant.

He needs foreign governments to help scramble the records of where people are ending up. Don't forget, Assad went to Russia too, and Assad ran some of the most sophisticated and massive death camps in modern times. And again, Russia owns Trump. They are all in it together to take down the west.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/trump-floats-foreign-imprisonment-us-criminals-repeat-offenders-rcna189522

https://www.nbcnews.com/investigations/incoming-trump-administration-plans-deport-migrants-countries-rcna182896

https://www.semafor.com/article/02/06/2025/trump-administration-container-company-to-provide-temporary-migrant-housing

What will happen next with Israel will be... I mean no one knows ig. BRICS, especially India, Russia, Iran, will use Israel to further their own causes. Then they will backstab them. Egypt is also part of BRICS and is notably where Trump wants to send Gazans (and who will be checking to make sure they aren't being trafficked?).

Australia is also in some danger due to their gold, my guess is likely from China but who knows.

We're all rightfully upset about the fascism, but also I think it looks like the B Story here is that Musk and Trump are both materially broke.

Unless they liquidate assets that would cost them power and control, which obviously they don't want to do. So instead they're staging a heist on the US Treasury and trying to redirect our tax dollars into their own businesses.

This feels like the plotline to a South Park episode and I mean that extremely derogatorily.

[stockupdates007]

Understanding the ASX 300 Index: A Comprehensive Guide for Investors

The ASX 300 index is a vital component of Australia's financial ecosystem, representing the performance of the top 300 companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) by market capitalization. It offers investors an extensive overview of the Australian equity market, incorporating large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap stocks from a variety of sectors. This index is market-capitalization-weighted and float-adjusted, meaning each company's influence on the index is proportional to its market size and the number of publicly tradable shares, ensuring an accurate reflection of real market movements.

The ASX 300 index includes all companies from the S&P/ASX 200, along with 100 additional smaller-cap companies, broadening the market representation beyond just the most prominent players. This added depth makes it particularly valuable for investors seeking a diversified and comprehensive investment strategy. Its sector composition covers the full spectrum of the Australian economy, including financials, materials, health care, industrials, real estate, consumer discretionary, energy, consumer staples, information technology, telecommunications, and utilities. Financials and materials tend to make up the largest share, but the inclusion of other sectors ensures risk is spread more evenly across industries.

To be eligible for inclusion in the ASX 300 index, companies must meet specific criteria such as a minimum market capitalization of around AUD 100 million, sufficient trading liquidity, and a listing on the ASX. The index is reviewed and rebalanced semi-annually, typically in March and September, to maintain its representativeness. These reviews ensure that companies no longer meeting the criteria are removed and promising candidates are added, maintaining the index’s relevance in a constantly evolving market.

Investors can gain exposure to the ASX 300 through various means. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are a popular option, designed to replicate the performance of the index with relatively low costs and high liquidity. Mutual funds, both actively and passively managed, also provide exposure to ASX 300 constituents, catering to investors who prefer professional fund management. Additionally, many Australian superannuation funds use the ASX 300 as a benchmark for portfolio performance, giving retirement savers indirect access to the growth of these top companies.

Since its launch in April 2000, the ASX 300 index has reflected the broader trends of the Australian economy. Notable milestones include the mining boom of the early 2000s, which propelled strong gains for materials and energy companies, and the global financial crisis, which highlighted the importance of diversification and risk management. More recently, the COVID-19 pandemic led to a sharp decline followed by a swift recovery, underscoring the resilience of the index and its constituents.

The ASX 300 index remains a cornerstone for investors looking to understand and invest in the Australian stock market. Its diversified structure, broad market coverage, and historical performance make it an essential tool for gauging economic health and making informed investment decisions. Whether accessed through ETFs, managed funds, or retirement accounts, the ASX 300 index offers a balanced and strategic avenue for long-term investment in Australia’s dynamic corporate landscape.

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🚀 Ark Invest Acquires Solana Exposure via 3iQ ETF! 🌊

Hey there, crypto crusaders! Have you heard the whispers in the Solana wind? 🤔 Well, grab your wallets and a comfy seat because Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest has just jumped into the Solana sea with a splash! 💦 They’ve made their first significant move into the Solana game by investing in 3iQ’s Solana Staking ETF on the Toronto Stock Exchange. And the best part? The market responded faster than you can say 'decentralized finance!' 📈

Ark Invest Acquires Solana Exposure via 3iQ ETF

This isn’t just a casual float! ⚓ Immediate effects? A whopping 2.3% rise in Solana’s price and a 32.76% surge in trading volume! It’s as if Solana’s saying, ‘Hey, I’m not just a pretty face in the crypto world!’ 🎉

"Solana boasts high throughput, low transaction costs and a growing ecosystem that could foster a resurgence in investor interest." — Chris Burniske, Ex-Ark Invest Analyst

With the acquisition of 975,000 shares worth $10.15 million, Ark underscores the serious institutional recognition Solana is finally getting. And let’s be honest, folks, this could be the catalyst that propels SOL to the moon! 🚀 The future looks bright for Solana, especially if regulatory approvals for Solana ETFs in the U.S. follow suit like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Are we witnessing the dawn of a new DeFi hero? 🦸‍♂️

If you’re curious about the intricacies and want to dive deeper, don’t forget to check out the full story right here: Read original article on theccpress.com! 📖

So, what do you think? Are you all in on Solana or just dipping your toes? Let’s hear your thoughts in the comments! 💬

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NTPC Green Energy gains after signing JVA with Chhattisgarh State Power Generation Company

NTPC Green Energy is currently trading at Rs. 95.79, up by 0.81 points or 0.85% from its previous closing of Rs. 94.98 on the BSE.

The scrip opened at Rs. 94.97 and has touched a high and low of Rs. 97.61 and Rs. 94.53 respectively. So far 267787 shares were traded on the counter.

The BSE group 'B' stock of face value Rs. 10 has touched a 52 week high of Rs. 155.30 on 04-Dec-2024 and a 52 week low of Rs. 84.60 on 03-Mar-2025.

Last one week high and low of the scrip stood at Rs. 98.20 and Rs. 86.13 respectively. The current market cap of the company is Rs. 81339.36 crore.

The promoters holding in the company stood at 89.01%, while Institutions and Non-Institutions held 7.46% and 3.53% respectively.

NTPC Green Energy has signed a Joint Venture Agreement (JVA) with Chhattisgarh State Power Generation Company (CSPGCL) on March 10, 2025. The company has signed JVA to form Joint Venture Company (JVC). The objective of the proposed JVC will be to develop, operate and maintain Renewable Energy Park including UMREPP and Project(s) in State of Chhattisgarh or any other identified locations comprising of Solar/Wind/Hybrid upto 2 GW capacities and identification of reservoirs for Development of Floating Solar Projects.

The shareholding pattern of the proposed JVC will be 74% by the company and 26% by CSPGCL.

NTPC Green Energy is a wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC, a ‘Maharatna’ central public sector enterprise. The company is mainly engaged in the activity of developing, building, owning, operating and maintaining utility scale grid connected solar and wind power projects (through O&M operations and in-house engineering).

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Short-Term Investment Plans with High Returns: Best Options for 2025

Introduction

In today’s fast-paced financial world, short-term investments are a great way to grow your wealth while maintaining liquidity. Whether you’re saving for a major purchase, building an emergency fund, or looking for quick profits, short-term investment plans offer high returns with manageable risk. In this guide, we explore the best short-term investment options to maximize your gains in 2025.

Factors to Consider for Short-Term Investments

Before diving into short-term investment options, consider the following:

Liquidity: How quickly can you access your funds?

Risk vs. Return: Higher returns often mean higher risks. Balance accordingly.

Investment Horizon: Short-term typically means 6 months to 3 years.

Tax Implications: Understand capital gains taxes on short-term investments.

Best Short-Term Investment Plans with High Returns

1. Fixed Deposits (FDs) with High Interest Rates

Fixed Deposits are a safe investment offering guaranteed returns.

Short-term FDs (6 months to 3 years) provide stable earnings with minimal risk.

Top banks in India offer interest rates of 6%-8% per annum.

2. Mutual Funds (Debt & Liquid Funds)

Liquid Funds: Offer quick liquidity and higher returns than savings accounts.

Ultra-Short-Term Debt Funds: Ideal for 3-12 months with 5%-7% annual returns.

Short-Term Debt Funds: Suitable for 1-3 years, offering moderate risk with 6%-9% returns.

3. Stock Market & Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)

Investing in blue-chip stocks can provide high short-term gains.

ETFs track market indices and offer diversified exposure with high liquidity.

Consider dividend-paying stocks for stable short-term income.

4. Recurring Deposits (RDs) & High-Interest Savings Accounts

Recurring Deposits help in disciplined short-term savings with fixed returns.

Some banks offer high-interest savings accounts with up to 7% interest.

Best for those looking for low-risk investment options.

5. Peer-to-Peer Lending (P2P)

P2P lending platforms connect investors with borrowers, offering returns of 10%-15% annually.

Moderate risk but higher returns compared to FDs and RDs.

6. Government-Backed Short-Term Investments

Treasury Bills (T-Bills): Short-term government securities with risk-free returns.

RBI Floating Rate Savings Bonds: Secure investments with attractive returns for 7-year lock-in but tradable for liquidity.

Comparing Returns: Which Short-Term Investment is Best?

Investment Type Expected Returns Risk Level Liquidity

Fixed Deposits 6%-8% Low Moderate

Liquid Funds 4%-6% Low High

Debt Mutual Funds 6%-9% Moderate Moderate

Stocks/ETFs 8%-15% High High

P2P Lending 10%-15% Moderate Moderate

Treasury Bills 5%-7% Low High

Conclusion & Final Tips

Diversify your investments to balance risk and return.

Choose high-liquidity investments if you need quick access to funds.

Consult a financial advisor in Pune to optimize your short-term investment strategy.

Keep an eye on market trends for the best opportunities.

Short-term investments can be a great way to grow your wealth quickly if chosen wisely. Pick the right option based on your risk tolerance and financial goals. Connect with Niraj Nanal, a Financial Planning Expert, for exclusive investment strategies.

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The Role of the S&P 500 in Measuring Business Activity

The S&P 500 stands as a powerful indicator of the U.S. stock market’s overall condition. It tracks the performance of 500 large-cap companies across multiple industries, offering a clear view of economic trends. Because of its diverse structure and widespread recognition, the S&P 500 remains a central point of analysis in financial and corporate discussions.

Broader Market Insight Through a Single Benchmark

The S&P 500 includes companies that represent a wide cross-section of the U.S. economy. From technology and healthcare to industrials and consumer services, it captures activity across the most influential sectors. Its comprehensive nature allows it to reflect not just stock performance, but broader economic behavior as well.

Each company listed in the S&P 500 is selected based on criteria like market capitalization, trading volume, and public float. The goal is to maintain a list that mirrors the health and direction of U.S. corporations. These companies collectively shape the overall movement of the index and offer clues about underlying market momentum.

Market-Cap Weighting and Its Influence

The S&P 500 is calculated using a market-capitalization-weighted model. This means that companies with higher market value carry more influence on the index’s movement. As a result, larger firms—often from the technology or financial sectors—can have a substantial impact on daily changes.

This weighting system makes the S&P 500 sensitive to both sector-specific movements and broader economic patterns. If a few high-value companies release strong earnings reports or face setbacks, the entire index may react accordingly. In this way, it provides a real-time pulse of market direction.

Sector Shifts and Economic Rotation

Sector trends play a critical role in the behavior of the S&P 500. Technology companies often make up a large portion of the index’s market cap, and their performance significantly influences its trajectory. Healthcare, financials, and consumer discretionary sectors also contribute to fluctuations in the index level.

Over time, the S&P 500 reflects cycles of sector rotation. This occurs when capital flows shift from one segment of the market to another—often influenced by economic indicators, consumer confidence, or policy announcements. Defensive sectors such as utilities or consumer staples typically gain strength during periods of caution, while more cyclical industries may lead during recovery phases.

A Barometer of Sentiment Across Decades

Throughout its history, the S&P 500 has served as a barometer for economic sentiment. During stable periods, it often trends upward in response to favorable market conditions, such as low unemployment or rising consumer spending. In contrast, events like financial downturns, global conflicts, or inflationary pressure often lead to volatility or sharp declines.

Despite challenges, the S&P 500 has demonstrated a capacity to recover over long periods. Its ability to bounce back after downturns has positioned it as a reliable measure of resilience within the U.S. economy. By studying past movements, analysts often draw insights into how companies and sectors adapt to changes.

Factors That Drive Daily Market Movement

Many factors contribute to the daily and weekly movements of the S&P 500. One of the most immediate influences comes from corporate earnings reports. When large firms post better-than-expected results or issue cautious guidance, the impact is often visible in the index within hours.

Other variables influencing market performance include monetary policy decisions, inflation trends, and macroeconomic data releases such as GDP or employment statistics. Global developments—ranging from supply chain issues to international agreements—also play a role. All of these shape market sentiment, which in turn affects how large-cap equities perform in the short term.

A Central Reference in Market Analysis

For economists and analysts, the S&P 500 is also a source of insight into broader trends. Movements within the index can reflect changes in consumption patterns, shifts in employment activity, or the response to monetary tightening or easing. Because of its coverage across sectors, the S&P 500 serves as a tool to understand both micro and macroeconomic shifts.

Its influence extends to corporate planning and strategic discussions as well. When companies evaluate market conditions, they often look at how similar firms within the index are responding to external events. This benchmarking allows businesses to position themselves in line with larger industry patterns.

Benchmarking and Performance Tracking

The S&P 500 is often used as a benchmark in market comparisons. Whether examining performance over a quarter, a year, or multiple decades, it provides a stable reference against which other segments can be evaluated. This includes comparisons with smaller indexes, specific sectors, or international indices.

Because of its consistency and breadth, the index is viewed as one of the most accurate reflections of U.S. market activity. It allows comparisons between different asset classes and can highlight where strengths or weaknesses lie within the broader economy.

Evolution of Market Representation

As markets evolve and new industries emerge, the S&P 500 continues to adjust, incorporating companies that reflect the changing face of the economy. The inclusion of firms from sectors like renewable energy, digital platforms, and advanced manufacturing illustrates the index’s flexibility.

Its relevance remains strong due to its ability to absorb market shifts and mirror economic reality. While the makeup of the index may evolve, its purpose—to track the collective performance of major U.S. corporations—remains constant.

The S&P 500 remains one of the most relied-upon tools for understanding market activity and economic direction. Through its diversified structure, weighted calculation method, and sensitivity to corporate and macroeconomic changes, it continues to provide valuable insight into how the U.S. economy is performing. Its historical depth and daily relevance make it a core component of market observation and financial research.

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Discover the Best Hybrid Mutual Fund to Invest and RBI Mutual Funds

Buying mutual funds is among the most advisable ways of enhancing the investment portfolio. This article will help the investors who have no experience and the investors who have been trading for quite some time understanding different types of investment. Finding the Best Hybrid Mutual Fund to Invest means that you will get the best of both worlds – from both the equity as well as the debt funds aspects. This guide will also review on Hybrid mutual funds, chance in Pre IPO shares and RBI Mutual Funds and their place in your investment.

Why the Best Hybrid Mutual Fund Should Be Chosen for Investment

The Best Hybrid Mutual Fund to Invest is one of the best options for investment since it helps minimize risks that are accompanied by a single investment. These funds make investments in both equities or stocks and aim at bonds, thus affording a kind of dual value. Equity investment facilities hold high market appreciation possibility, while debentures offer stability and repetitive revenue. When you invest in hybrid mutual funds you get an optimum mix of risks that you are comfortable to take and the target you have in mind to achieve.

A special type of mutual fund known as the hybrid mutual funds is ideal for the investor in this case because they invest in both high-growth instruments such as stocks and lower risk products like bonds without the need for having separate funds. These features make hybrid funds advisable as instruments for forming long-term individual financial capital.

What are the Benefits of Hybrid Mutual Funds?

Hybrid Mutual Funds are exceptional appropriate for the traders with the balanced risk profiles from formulating their investment strategies. These funds let you have a combination of equity, debt, and even at times other assets like gold or property. Portfolio management in mutual fund is carried out by the fund manager based on the market situation and risk tolerance of the investor and this has relative flexibility and regular profit making ability.

In case you are interested in long-term capital gains, with a comparatively low risk propensity; hybrid mutual funds are most appropriate for you. The equity portion gets to increase in value it is designed to appreciate over time while the debt part provides for a security in the event of fluctuating stocks.

Opportunities in Trading Pre IPO Shares

Yet another amazing chance for the investors is the ability to purchase a pre-IPO stock. These shares are available before any company goes public which means that investors are able to purchase the shares of a company for substantially lower prices than the offered price when the company’s stocks are floated in the public domain. Buying pre-IPO shares may be very moneymaking mainly if the company in question gets first-rate outcomes quickly after the IPO. However, making an investment in pre IPO shares is exceptionally risky than making an investment within the enterprise’s IPO stocks because the destiny growth of the company is unknown.

[1900scartoons]

What Sammy Wants This Year

November 30, 1908

Child Uncle Sam makes requests of Santa Congress. He tows a toy U.S. Navy ship. On the wall are maps of the Panama Canal and the Mississippi River, which is marked 'The Stocking Sammy wants filled'. Santa has a sack full of Appropriations and Bills.

Sammy: 'No more ships this year, please Santa Claus, but fill up the Panama canal and the Mississippi river with water so that I can float what I have to advantage.'

While The Great White Fleet was making its way across the globe, two U.S. goals were the completion of the Panama Canal, and the deepening of the Mississippi after low waters impeded trade.

From Hennepin County Library

Original available at: https://digitalcollections.hclib.org/digital/collection/Bart/id/5206/rec/2146

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