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Bro I swear CMT is a real company with real catalyst and an earnings date on the 12th of November
NEW GUYS ----> Najarian brothers books. They wrote 2, if on budget get at least the newest one. Easy to understand and while they dumb it down for cnbc crowd on tv, the books themselves cover important territory. Andrew Keenes book is good too for newbs. Whatever happen to that guy anayways. I liked his energy in chicago pits You can also do all courses on OIC, CBOE, and OCC. Google search it, i watched all the videos and passed all the exams/quizzes yrs ago. Pretty sure it was all free. Do the very good courses free at TASTY trade learning center. Do both beginners & advanced. I highly recommend this. Overby - option playbook. 90% visuals and payoff diags but damn he crushed this book. I feel like this is a must own. Get hardcover Option alpha - free videos and courses IBKR campus - go to traders academy courses - free videos and quizzes Bloomberg market concepts - its a low cost course/ it has a decent section on options. If i ran a capital markets 101 class, I would make all freshmen do this before day 1. Just FYI Sang lucci - he was more active back in the day and his old you tube videos from 2013-15 on order flow sweeps and ATM weeklies on fangs are fun as heck to watch. I like his focus on tape and bc he was trained as a prop trader, he has good fun read on mkt microstructure. Think or swim/TDAM - free videos, covers need to knows @ learning center CME institute - free "all about options" course @ their learn center MID LEVEL ----> Spina/Sosnoff - tom a goat and chicago legend; concise book and zero fluff Mcmillan - get 5th edition of strategic investments. Consensus bible and weighs more than a cinderblock Natenberg - perennial favorite Hull - goat but dense ADVANCED/OTHER ANGLES ----> Mcmillan on options The option edge - very academic, but has its moments where it really loops in everyday stuff, like market makers and why Berkshire sells OTM puts. Content good - problem is they printed only paperback size 5 font so its basically unreadable without a magnifying glass. Podcasts - ally options playbook is the best (apple, spotify) Colin bennett - trading volatility / cool stuff in here that is not found elsewhere Jeff augen - he wrote 3 gems, all on amazon Trading option greeks - dan parsanelli. Well-scoped book How to Calculate option prices and their greeks - Ursone Intrinsic - mike yuen. Entire book about leaps on tech names during a bull cycle. For practical purposes, ch 5-10 are good and in plain language cover his actual trades; those looking for an actual trader perspective might enjoy this. Intelligent option investor - takes a value investor approach, covers lot of ground/key concepts Taleb - dynamic hedging - hard to find book / deep practical philosophical. This dude is smart!! Sinclair - he has 3 books i have yet to read BEAST MODE/FINAL THOUGHTS --> regarding exams...consider the CFA FRM CMT CFP CAIA CIPM CTP exams. All levels of all these exams touch the subject in some form or another. The first 2 treat it far more rigorously. CTP way too light a treatment, unfortunately. CMT focuses lot on vix. CFP covered the meat and potatoes better than i expected. Should you want the journal entries for how companies book stock comp/option awards, becker CPA far books really cover the must-knows. Pursue MBA - most top programs default to hull in the derivatives class & authors that both the FRM/CFA base their actual exams on. Adding this in case someone is looking at bschool/MSF down the road. Lastly, if looking for a gift idea or curious what it was like on the floor years ago, "trading pit hand signals" by carlson is one sweet as fk coffee-table book. Its true, the traders have seperate gestures for straddles and strangles. Best of luck! **quick update 4Q24 -** I realized CBOE has a free option calculator, it can be very useful during earnings season to adj theoretical price with different IV assumptions. OIC has one too. but i like the cboe one's simplicity - just an FYI!
Uh..\~40 % confidence to the strength of their evidence, given what’s publicly known so far. Short answer: **no, it’s unlikely to be approved** in its current form — there’s significant evidence that the FDA has already rejected a version of it, and there are serious concerns about trial conduct. Here’s what supports that: * The FDA issued a **Complete Response Letter (CRL)** rejecting govorestat for **classic galactosemia**, citing “deficiencies in the clinical application.” [NeurologyLive+2Fierce Biotech+2](https://www.neurologylive.com/view/fda-issues-crl-govorestat-application-classic-galactosemia?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * The FDA also flagged problems in trials of govorestat: • A **dosing error** where subjects got \~80 % of the intended dose due to labeling issues. [Fierce Biotech+1](https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/applied-therapeutics-trial-conduct-questioned-fda-warning-letter-days-after-rare-disease?utm_source=chatgpt.com) • Deletion of electronic data by a vendor, raising questions about data integrity. [Fierce Biotech](https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/applied-therapeutics-trial-conduct-questioned-fda-warning-letter-days-after-rare-disease?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * The company is still in discussions with the FDA about regulatory strategy for the **CMT-SORD** indication and has *not* yet established a clear submission path. [Applied Therapeutics+2Stock Titan+2](https://ir.appliedtherapeutics.com/news-releases/news-release-details/applied-therapeutics-provides-update-following-meeting-fda?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * The company’s own pipeline info claims govorestat showed reductions in sorbitol and correlations with functional outcomes in the CMT-SORD trials. [Applied Therapeutics](https://www.appliedtherapeutics.com/pipeline/govorestat/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) So, given the CRL, trial concerns, and regulatory pushback, the risk of rejection is high unless they fix those issues.
This is not about the CMT ticker
NVNI, has a great pipeline for the rest of the year. Partnered with oracle and Nvidia in sense. Solid growth last two months. Just announced AI Lab. $1 soon! Also, CMT and spy, LLY calls
NVNI, has a great pipeline for the rest of the year. Partnered with oracle and Nvidia in sense. Solid growth last two months. Just announce AI Lab. $1 soon! Also, CMT and spy, LLY calls
The problem with technical analysis is that anybody can draw lines on a chart and say they did "technical analysis". But in reality there is a huge difference between institutional CMT-level TA and drawing lines on a chart. I can draw some support and resistance lines any time I want, but that is incredibly surface level TA. CMTs understand how/why different indicators fit together and what they mean/don't mean. They also understand that TA is more art than science, and that it's more about probabilities than certainties. It's kind of like cooking. I can fry an egg and call myself a cook, but that doesn't mean I actually know what I'm doing in the kitchen.
bought 1500 TNFA, 200 SKYX en 200 CMT
https://preview.redd.it/fttmpx1yebgf1.png?width=1384&format=png&auto=webp&s=005d1ffe85c1c62ccd2b1905f70382096509ad25 CMT days are over
Not sure what you are looking at, but OBFR for July so far is steady at 4.33%, Reserve Balance is and was 4.70%, Overnight Repo is still 4.25% and SOFR for july is off 10BPS.,There is a relationship between SOFR & CMT but only used in Mortgages. Not sure what your thesis is here
I paid for TheoTRADE for maybe like 6 months or so and man they kinda suck. I honestly thought I was learning something. Then I joined the CMT and learned real technicals and discovered that TheoTRADE sucks
As someone who is a large proponent of TA and an L2 CMT, I’ll be the first to say risk management is paramount. (TA can be used for risk management fyi, but that’s another topic). I have a few reasons for this: First, some people never use TA and make money consistently; so it’s not like TA is the end all, be all of finance. Second, it’s been proven that a monkey picking stocks randomly can outperform professional PM’s. It’s not hard to make money in the market (look at WSB). I could go buy a random stock today and there’s likely a 50% chance I’ll make money. *Making* money is easy, *holding on to* it is much harder, and where most people fail, and why I think risk management is paramount compared to TA. Countless times you’ll see someone make six figures on WSB and then a month later they’ve lost it all. It’s not because they’re good traders and bad risk managers, it’s because they’re bad risk managers who happened to get lucky. But all the luck in the world doesn’t change the fact that in the end they’re bad risk managers and therefore will lose it all.
The 30yr CMT spent all of its time from 1980 to aug 2007 over 5%
Thanks, always happy for patients when a little biotech is successful in rare diseases, but: * The primary endpoint of the study, the 10-meter walk-run test (10MWRT) at 12 months, was not statistically significant, raising concerns about the efficacy of govorestat in key functional measures. * The removal of the 10MWRT from the CMT-FOM composite score complicates the assessment of clinical outcomes, indicating a potential lack of consistency in evaluating the treatment's effectiveness.
No the news about Applied Therapeutics Presents Positive 24-Month Data for Govorestat in CMT-SORD at PNS 2025 Annual Meeting
Deposit 10% of each loss into a separate account as a ‘tuition fund’ and force yourself to take the CMT/CFA system when the fund reaches 50% of your current account's net worth. The essence of trading is a probability game, and the difference between a top trader and an ordinary person is that the former uses algorithms to tame emotions, and the latter uses emotions to destroy algorithms.
This one is better for long term, like KULR, CMT, and OPTT. At least, that’s my take, and I add to all 4 on dips as I’m a bit red but not too bad.
The 10 year is dropping so the tariffs are working. We can refinance the 9 trillion short duration risk that the Biden admin strangled us with 2 weeks before trumps inauguration. Blame Biden/yellen, not trump for the structural debt problem. They had to blow up equities to drive demand for US CMT’s. The fact that we’re not hovering near the 5% US credit death rate anymore is a miracle.
Hello all, I am Humaniac99 CFA, CFP, CIC, ChFC, CMA, CFS, CIMA, CMT, PFS, CLU, CTP, CHFM, CHFP, CIIA, CM&AA, ChEA, ERP, FPAC, FRM and I am a financial advisor. Ask me anything!
Or take paid for advice from CMT - then lose money.
Honest to god idk why I keep kicking my own ass and not trying to get a small gain of RETO the last 3 days… they say scared money don’t make money. More like, if you ain’t using the money how the shit you gunna make more?😂 anyone in RETO or has been? This is just a filler for me while I’m waiting for SPGC, CMT, CMCT, and MVST dips
CMT holders act as if it doesn't have 52 week low of .12. Lol
What's the plans for CMT
CMT is good candidate to swing trade also. Since there is some good organic news, the price action offers some opportunités.
What are we eyeing this morning? Stock twit PM tickers are $CISO $SLNH $UPC for pm and today. I think reddit tickers are $CMT $ONVO $TUYA?
Winning the Album of the year Grammy as a country album but not the CMT one? Makes you wonder
All I can say is I am paying a Chartered Market Technician (CMT) for tips and I’m down 60% on his recommendations. So it is mostly wild ass guessing up or down? How long? When to get out? Timing is everything. People do make money selling options but you should only do covered calls or puts.
Nah. Although I do think by buying in 70-75 range, you are not gonna bag hold for long but there is only very little upside in the short and medium runs. I want a stock that can do something like what KULR did. Is CMT the answer? TLRY?
What are your guys thoughts on the following stocks? LODE, CMT , Kraken Robotics Inc , HOVR , BigBear AI and AMPG? As a follow-up question, if someone wanted to invest, suppose, $1000, which stocks would you prefer from the others? I am only asking this as I am relevantly new to my investing journey context - 19. I have already invested in KULR( 4000 shares, 0.49 Avg share price)
Todqy's list for me : TNPX, LITM, MVST, CMT, LODE
I like how there's a 60yr old CMT association, certifications, people making 6 figures being a CMT, and successful CMT traders and you guys still ^. This is even relatively sane TA. Just support/resistance and MAs. However, the crayon eating meme is fucking hilarious.
Normally you'd have to be a CTA or CMT to have the theory and practice together. You can't just look at candlesticks. You have to have the whole package (volume analysis, ATR, MFI, AVWAP, etc.) and know which collection of indicators apply to what stock.
CMT big movement already and it’s still early
Bro u saying $CMT when you mean $CTM? Are you bot?
They’re not directly tied in all cases, certainly ARM rates are tied to the Constant Maturity Treasury (CMT) rate plus some margin. And that will impact fixed rates.
Computing zero curves from CMT rates will get you within a few decimals for most equity options. Most of this sub isn't trying to make markets or vol arb.
You're acting way too cool for what should be a devastating loss, according to everything else you wrote. I'm not buying that you made it back. Maybe you wanted to save face a little while getting some tough love or constructive feedback to see just how fucked this situation really is? I don't know. But some of this stuff just doesn't add up. If you're being honest, then good on you, you are a good person, and you got VERY lucky here. Don't even try this stuff again until you get a deeper understanding of interpreting fundamental and technical analysis, and market psychology. Some may scoff, but I went from being a constant loser to being net positive after I dedicated real time to learning those things. But I do know that, in either case, you need to not touch this stuff again until you've at least read through CMT Level 1. That's always my first recommendation. Hopefully some of the comments here have done you some good. Wish you luck.
Stop gambling. Buy or download CMT Level 1 and study it. Master that, and in the meantime, go to r/daytrading and learn how to read technicals and do proper analysis.
If you want to try your hand at this to get out of living paycheck to paycheck, I am right there with you. I imagine there are lots of us on this sub. I would recommend seeing a therapist. It sounds like you're just deeply depressed, and that would be a good starting point. Do you drink or use drugs? That would contribute negatively to your mental health. If you struggle with that, seek therapy and a 12 step meeting. If you have an interest in learning this stuff so you can be better equipped for a chance at success in trading, check out the CMT books. Levels 1 through 3. They're books to teach technical analysis of charts and underlying assets. There's a certification you can get, and these b9oks are for preparing for that. Maybe reading through those books will give you some new motivation or confidence in trying to work the market in your favor. I switched careers years ago, but I worked for almost a decade as a substance use counselor. This is my recommendation. Message me if you want to talk more or anything.
u/Ahazia you are 100% on point about Adam. The get literally gets himself off on that Chat Mute button. He's a used car salesman and selling never stops. The email subject lines are so cheesy " Re: Don't Get Comfortable " (like its a reply to an email I initiated, really?), "Your final reminder", "RE: Your Time Has Come"... blah blah. Im not banned yet. But still my chat is muted from the last time attended a family meeting...4 weeks ago. Its so petty..seriously the guy is a lil bitch who is a narcissist at a minimum. Sociopath probably too. u/KPatton80 Im in San Diego and would be more than willing to be part of a class action lawsuit. I wonder if we could create its own community, r/TTG_ClassAction is available. We should keep this alive. Im a lifetime member at another firm where just about as many pro traders that TTG has with an exception, of the six instructors/ traders/ live trade room hosts; 3 of them are CMT's and one is a Professor at Loyola University of Chicago and DePaul University. Every course offered comes with a new addition this year, 90 day money back. Thats usually a sales tactic, try getting your money back. Not here, Ive used it once on a program I wasnt sure I had the time or desire to enter a new area of trade. I attended the first 2 classes then forgot about it for another month....duh...I sent an email about the money back. Im here to tell ya, I got a txt msg notice about a credit having been initiated before I even got an email from support acknowledging my request. Lastly, someone mentioned something about nuances in options trading with an lol. No real commentfor that other than there are several nuances. Nuances Ive never heard mentioned in any other program, and definitely will never end up on youtube or in a book. Anyone know how you could finance the purchase of a debit spread and have not only the debit spread cost you nothing, but the financing of the financing is also free, and be positioned in such a fashion that even if the debit spread turns out to be a loser, you still walk away with whats left of what financed the debit spread in the first place. Real shit and real nuanced. ;0 feel free to DM if you prefer to discuss any litigation TTG may be liable for.
I actually laundered for a few years, subscribing to "education" services and "learning" technicals from others online. Then I discovered the CMT Association and finally got my shit together. They provide you with a solid curriculum of market education related to technicals, and then if you opt for it, are tested on the material in an academic setting. You can go for full CMT chartership, but to reach full charter you have to pass three stages of exams, have sponsorship by two current charterholders, and minimum three years relevant experience in the industry. I'm currently CMT level II, with the expectation of never reaching full charter. The point I'm making is when I started the exams was when I realized the "education" I was subscribing to prior was either incomplete, or just flat out wrong. Their website is www.cmtassociation.org This link contains our reading list. https://www.tradingsetupsreview.com/book-list-chartered-market-technicians-cmt/ If you want to become a boss at technicals, read those. You'll get better after the first chapter.
If he gets a CFA and CMT certification yeah sure. Then I'd give him a chance. It's possible without the certs. But he'd at least need 50% of the knowledge and APPLY it from either one. There's just too much info imo. Too much trial and error to do it immediately... you'll lose alot of money if you start without knowing. Essentially, he's starting a restaurant business having never worked in a restaurant, been a manager, cooked food, ordered inventory, or even known health code. Let me borrow 50k to start this restaurant / trading career.. If he can take 100, to 1000. He can take 1000 to 10 000, then the 10 000 to 100,000+ then sure. Why not. Bros gotta learn option trading, which is pretty tough imo. But I'm an idiot soooooo. I wish I started learning it sooner.
The degree in finance isn't 100% necessary, but it does help to prepare you. Start checking out the career sections at the bigger brokers/investment advisers: Charles Schwab, Fidelity, TIAA, Merrill, etc. There are a ton to choose from. Most of them will start you with basic service work, account maintenance, etc. but they also have licensing programs where you start worth on Series 7/63 sometimes 65 just depending on how they run things. Now, you can actually study for and pass the Series 7 and 63 on your own if you want to go that route, and once you have it that will open a lot of doors for you too. There are a lot of training programs that you can buy for the 7 and 63. It's been so long since I took it that I don't even remember what we used, or if it's still available now. After you've been trading for a while with a 7/63, start looking at your 9/10. A lot of people like to throw in a CFA or CMT. Those are courses you can also just buy too. A lot of universities now offer the CFA in conjunction with their finance program, so that's something to look out for too.
What happens after the S&P 500 has 20 or more ATHs at the midpoint of the year? There has never been a year that didn't have at least one more new ATH, but usually it has a lot in H2. In fact, avg another 20 new ATHs the rest of the year. Image how made that would make 🐻s? pic.twitter.com/0El9vaTqGL — Ryan Detrick, CMT (@RyanDetrick) June 30, 2024
Yeah sure. Strategies work. Technical analysis still makes money. But people who study it werent around when the CMT crew was meeting up and already designing computers to execute. Thats why people aren’t actually aware of what its limits are as long as some can make a little money from it.
Wtf in an CMT and why does this clown think he can out smart my gambling addiction.
Jesus you're dense my brother. First what about you thinking that Jim Simons being a TA trader when he clearly was not as he was a quant trader. Doesn't that already show you that you have no freaking idea about what you're talking? Don't you get the hint that you should read more about what you think and what you think is wrong? Second I talked about the study. It's one of the more favorable. I personally think it's useless because how would you know that you're in a high sentiment or low sentiment period? If you can predict bull and bear markets you already can get rich whiteout TA. Then they didn't look if anyone used TA they just looked at the performance of funds that said they used TA. IT can easily be that funds that claim to use TA are more risky investments. Are you really linking me a linkedin source that says that hedge fund are not talking publicly about using TA. How would the people writing about it know? Jesus dude not every text on the internet you find is a good source. >World’s 1st dedicated brand serving CMT candidates. Nurturing potentially world-class technical analysts & traders. Again your source is selling TA to smooth brains like you. A common trait you have for all your sources so far. I have enough of this conversation you obviously have very little knowledge about the topic and link me things you google. Enjoy being grifted by those people.
Bro, not many of us what a CMT even is
correct trading is a delineated skill I too have attained credentials ie CFA CAIA CMT CIMA charters however I learned to trade before I did so..I just studied to have credibility in foundation(like a surgeon who has studied the anatomy) however need to be fighter pilot on decisions not an expert reading IV DELTA GAMMA VOLUME RHO metrics regardless how mike ko on CNBC breaks it down- good luck
[https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php](https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php) They basically have CMT level curriculum without the fanfare and historical bs.
Because we have different divisions….Paramount owns BET, Nickelodeon, Pluto TV, Cbs news, Cbs sports, MTV, VH1, Noggin, Comedy Central, Showtime, CMT etc…
Truth be told....Market Rebellion stopped paying me for the services I provided for them and I could no longer work for free. Those who subscribed to my services were not offered refunds so I decided to work pro-bono for those members to make them whole. If you are interested in picking up with me where you left off, then come on over to [www.stickytrades.com](https://www.stickytrades.com) and I'll help you out. Our positions are doing well and 2024 is shaping up to be a very profitable year for us. - AJ MONTE CMT
hunter is their CMT/market technican guy (which is also independent of Marko Kolanovic who is their head quant researcher) but hes a pretty reputable (and very friendly) guy. im reading the actual text now: ​ Since the start of the rate hike cycle in 2022, regional business cycles have weakened, earnings growth has stagnated (S&P 500 2021-2024E EPS: $208-$225, \~2.5% CAGR), and the market has moved sideways averaging near our price target of 4,200 (2022 avg: \~4,100; 2023 avg: \~4,250). Equity concentration reached levels not seen since 1970s with a very narrow leadership, which is typical ahead of a slowdown. Most active investors and diversified portfolios underperformed in this environment with S&P 500 performance led by a small number of mega-cap stocks (Magnificent 7 +101% vs. S&P 500 equal weight +3.5%, Russell 2000 +2.3%, Defensive sectors -11%, 46% of S&P 1500 stocks down YTD). Many argue the next leg up for global equities will be supported by laggards. However, we see this as a tall order given that underperformers are more economically sensitive with lower and vulnerable margins. After a period of record pricing power, the recent disinflationary trend should become a major headwind for corporate margins amidst sticky and lagging wage trends. In fact, pricing power could outright turn negative / deflationary in some industries. Absent rapid Fed easing, we expect a more challenging macro backdrop for stocks next year with softening consumer trends at a time when investor positioning and sentiment have mostly reversed. Equities are now richly valued with volatility near the historical low, while geopolitical and political risks remain elevated. We expect lackluster global earnings growth with downside for equities from current levels. For S&P 500, we estimate earnings growth of 2-3% next year with EPS of $225 and Price Target of 4,200 with a downside bias. At the style and sector levels, we recommend investors overweight Bond Proxies and Quality at a Reasonable Price with Utilities sector at a sweet spot of this mix. While it is difficult to pin down the start date and depth of a recession ahead of time, we think it is a live risk for next year even though investors are not pricing in this uncertainty consistently across geographies, styles, and sectors yet. ​ DM me for the full.
It's fine if your goal is to be a trader because it's based purely on supply and demand. It has zero intrinsic value and produces nothing outside of its price appreciation which is derived directly from its market volume. Imo, you should use technical analysis to identify a long term price trend, enter the market, then exit when all weight of the evidence points towards a change in the long term trend and exit there. You SHOULD NOT buy into it without identifying your goals, beliefs, or objectives, and only because the price went way up at one point and then back down. If your goal is to be an investor and build wealth over the long-term by owning assets, then yes, imo it's a dumb purchase. Companies (stocks) DO have intrinsic value and you own a tangible appreciating asset that produces something in the economy and you share in its profits. There are better growth opportunities to invest in and you can reinvest dividends from these companies and let the asset buy you more assets. Plus, you get to enjoy WAY less taxes on capital gains taxes vs. income taxes from trading. I personally am a long-term investor. I know technical analysis, I studied all of the Chartered Market Technician (CMT) curriculum and I've traded. Even the CMT material admits that long-term passive investing makes more money over the long-run than trading. I like to try to allocate as much of my income as possible every month into investments and slam a steady consistent stream of money into growth mutual funds and and high yield dividend stocks which I reinvest to grow as much compounding interest as possible while annuitizing my money. I also plan on using leverage to invest in commercial real estate also. Let the tenant pay off the asset while the asset appreciates. It's MY belief that this is the best way to grow wealth. It's boring and not sexy, but the goal is gains and not having fun.
>I don’t consider systematic quantified trend following TA. you're simply wrong, because thats exactly what it is, take the CMT exams and learn. >The world largest hedge fund is bridgewater which doesn’t use TA so you think risk parity funds, whose instruments, position sizes, and volatility, which are only derived from price action is not technical analysis ? also wrong.
Probably will get buried. I have an mba in finance. Am a CFA charter holder and did the CMT. Have worked at an equity hedge fund for 10 years and have consumed what feels like every bit of legitimate media related to finance and trading. I don’t believe people can consistently beat the market over the long term using fundamental or technical analysis.
[https://twitter.com/MikeZaccardi/status/1704949434201612504](https://twitter.com/MikeZaccardi/status/1704949434201612504) "Mike Zaccardi, CFA, CMT u/MikeZaccardi $QQQ -3.3% last 2 days. Worst back-to-back sessions of the year."
I never attempted to call you out. And it was never with the intent on you helping me. I just love talking TA and exchanging ideas. Have you ever heard of the CMT association? The last person I’m trying to get help from is some rando on Reddit
1/3 of appeals are successful. More importantly the CMT decision is based on cloud gaming and MSFT can simply not offer the service in the UK and point their public at their useless government. https://www.inhouselawyer.co.uk/legal-briefing/appealing-a-decision-by-the-cma-in-a-merger-review/
She still looked good at the CMT awards the other night
Yeah was on CMT awards just now
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NEW GUYS ----> Start with najarian books. Andrew Keenes book is good too for newbs. Whatever happen to that guy anayways. He used to trade apple calls all day in Chicago :( You can also do all courses on OIC CBOE OCC. Google search it, i watched all the videos and passed all the exams yrs ago. Think it was free. MID LEVEL ----> Sosnoff spina Mcmillan - get 5th edition of the strategic investments. Natenberg Hull MID/ADVANCED/OTHER ANGLES> Mcmillan on options The option edge Jeff augen - he wrote 3 gems, all on amazon Trading greeks -Bloomberg press. I like this bad boy Calculate option prices and their greeks Intelligent option investor BEAST MODE --> do the CFA FRM CMT exams. Best of luck!
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total shares are now 97,743,401 ?? So, the company is valued at \~970,000 Euros? "This valuation was confirmed by Edison Investment Research at almost €300 million in October 2022\[6\]. This gives a good hint of the value creation potential of Pharnext considering the current market capitalization on one hand and the underlying value of PXT3003 in CMT1A on the other hand, if clinical data are positive and marketing authorization (MA) is obtained" The stock price should be between 2-3 Euros then. Price is tempting now, but I think we might see another split. No upward movement until the Phase3 result or an acquisition offer.
A relative did self study for the CFA level one exam. This led to an internship which led to a job at a major bank. Options are only a small section of the Certified Financial Analyst exam. It is not an easy exam. Study time might be 20 hours a week for six months. Cost is also non trivial ( low four figures). However it is more worthwhile than many easier exams. More worthwhile than CMT certified market technician.
Constance Brown wrote some excellent ones for the CMT designation.
There's a fundamental misunderstanding of technical analysis. It's been called "astrology" and "fortune telling" by the most vocal opponents. That's not what it is. As market participants we have three forms of analysis available to us: economic/macro, fundamental/valuation, and technical/charting. All three do the exact same thing, they take past and present data points to predict possible future outcomes. Stock charting provides a nearly unlimited amount of information to an investor. What type of trend is the stock in, is there obvious areas of buying support and selling resistance, is there accumulation or distribution happening, is the stock overvalued or under valued compared to the overall market, its sector, or even its own historical standard. Is volume coming in, going out, etc. We all know that market timing is nearly impossible. That being the case, why use stock charts at all? If you're a trader or an investor, charting can be used for risk management, possible price projection, areas for entrances and exits. Think of it as a general guide and not a pinpoint accurate road map. The best technicians draw with crayons, not with fine lines. As for patterns, they're not images on a screen they are a representation of the market participants and how they interact with any particular security. They represent sentiment, fear and greed, accumulation and distribution, support, and resistance. The art of pattern recognition isn't that they predict the future but they provide data points for probable outcomes. Technical analysis gets a bad rap from the retail community for a few reasons: 1. There's a lack of proper training available for the average investor and the amount of chart crimes and basic misuse is rampant. The CMT won't grant a designation to someone who isn't working in the field or a college graduate (I know I've taken the courses only to find out I couldn't sit for the tests) 2. So-called experts who've made entire careers out of dismissing the use of charting. They get a lot of air time and usually they have books to sell. On the other hand, there's a lot of CMTs out there who want to sell you a subscription service too. Generally speaking ALL retail investors should be wary of anyone trying to sell them something. 3. The amount of day traders trying to use charts to make a living when we all know that the vast majority of day traders lose money in the long run. It associates the skill set with gambling, that's not what it's for. Personally, I'm a passive index buy and hold DCA Boglehead at heart. That's how I manage 90% of my portfolio. I understand that in the long-term (many years to decades) that is my best bet to guarantee myself my share of corporate America's return. But I use TA quite a bit for the other 10% which is for individual stock picking. I am not a day trader. I am a long term investor always looking to identify trends. It's worked quite well for me over the years. There's a ton of great literature out there for people interested in TA. If you're only to read two, I would recommend John J Murphy's Inter Market Analysis. This describes the relationships between asset classes from a top down big picture viewpoint and Stan Weinstein's Stage Analysis. Stan has an uncanny ability to simplify trend and strength recognition and apply that to investing. If you're interested in learning about patterns and their implications I would recommend John J Murphy's Technical Analysis of the Stock Market and Steve Nisons Candle Sticks book. Both books are considered the bible on their topics. In the end, I think charting has a lot to offer to any type of investor and it shouldn't be dismissed. There's a reason places like Fidelity have entire floors in high rise buildings dedicated to charting and technical analysis. GOOD LUCK!
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Fuck me man. How long did it take you to get your CFA and CMT? I’ve never read such insightful brilliance before.
Chartered Market Technician curriculum. Most people are focused on the CFA but never look at the CMT. Its focus is technical analysis.
people are probably worried that they run out of cash/ loans and file for bankruptcy like $ALNA. I've read somewhere that they'll have to raise 50$ for next year. "Given there are over 100,000 CMT1A patients across the US and EU5 markets with little competition, we believe that the global annual commercial revenue opportunity for PXT3003 exceeds $1 billion". Have you bought shares? I'm tempted to buy at 0.0007.
Don't let it man I have been CMT for 5 years and professional trader for 14 years now and when I started I got my ass handed to me. Losses happen but that BBBY move was way OB and with MSM trying all the time to fuck retail investors long up at those levels was bound for a pull back. I wish I could have warned more people but I just got back on here. BBBY chart is very easy to read as is AMC trading just those 2 stocks one could make a killing. I am going to try and help as many people as I can and getting everyone on the same page is key to US making a shit ton of money. The more people that follow me the better and this isn't some ploy to get followers; I give a fk about Reddit. All I want is to make money and be a good human.
If it breaks $1 I am out with a shitty profit but a profit none-the-least! My set-up/method is very accurate. I am a CMT and professional trader going on 14 years now. Full time job, I have a family 3 kids, wife, dog, bills, payments. I have done very well for myself and that is because I know when to take a profit and that is due to my TA (not ass n titties). You can always get back in if your entry was too high. I was thinking about training some people but I cannot do it for free, if you are interested inbox me. I don't want to rip people off but I have to be compensated for my time. I was thinking about doing a retainer type transaction. I also have my P&L showing % gains. Dollar values will be redacted ofc but anyone who shows a trade and goes off how much they made shows how green they really are. Hit me up and good luck in your trading.
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Holy fuck CMT green Hulk dicks. Glad the pump and dump scammer in the daily thread got called out for trying to artificially raise interest in puts.
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Equity Put/call ratio certainly "starting" to get elevated. at highest levels in 2 years.. yet, still not at levels which coincided with market bottoms in 2016, 2018, nor 2020.- Mark Newton CMT
Titantic is on, do they show boobies on CMT or am I wasting my time?
Lmao, so where are all the Japanese candlestick hedgefunds? Where are the social mood hedge funds? Why do virtually no quants have a CMT? Why is it that anyone that's taken a basic statistics course thinks TA is bullshit? TA was developed in the 1930's, adopted by firms to cover up insider trading (I invested in that worthless company because the 69 MA crossed the 420 MA, not because I had insider info). Edge is created because the market is paying you to do something other participants either structurally can't, or because you're harvesting premia the bug guys view as too risky. No combination of price and volume will reveal what these things are, which makes TA worse than useless. All TA gives you is the illusion of control, and differing views into what has already happened. That's it.
Yo anyone ever get CMT certified? I doubt I'd use it as a career, but would still be interested from a "weekend warrior" perspective
Pure Country is on CMT right now....you're welcome.
I agree. That’s why all the TV news shows roll the times as EST. CST. CMT. And of course SST.
Another awards show tonight (CMT) another war shaming by Zelinsky
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I'm a CFA, CMT, and CAIA, over 25 years working as an investment banker, tech stock analyst, and HF manager. You're an RIA, and you get paid when people leave their money in markets. Have no desire to argue with someone who is younger than me with very little experience. Bye.
If you are int technical analysis, you would want to check out CMT exams
Series 7 doesn't look all that complicated to obtain. CMT is also a popular option.
Dude. 1. Stop trading options - they are only for experienced traders who can already make money investing. 2. Get some legitimate education e.g. do the CMT Level 1 course. Even if you don't want to sit the exams, the material alone is invaluable and can be bought from Wiley Efficient Learning. You'll learn the basics there from a curriculum developed from professional traders over 100 years. Sounds like you are making all or nothing bets (which is what options are) and it is difficult to cut losses when you are wrong. My guess is that you never take a loss and your options expire worthless? If so, why don't you? It is because you are scared of the pain of it, which accelerates losses = FEAR. The first lesson in successful trading is to preserve capital rather than focussing on how much money you are going to make = greed. Greed is not a viable strategy. A fundamental lesson in trading and investing is to know when to be a contrarian, and when to go with the crowd. For that you need to be able to read sentiment from market data (e.g. sharp daily bars, volatility), external market surveys such as AAII, and COT data. These are some of the foundations of trading knowledge for technical analysis. Unless you have a proper education in this stuff and financial literacy, you will probably fail. Instead, invest in some ETFs, and rely on compound interest. You are young, in 20 years, you'll have more money than you know what to do with. Use can use a compound savings calculator to see the magic of this. Basically, if you believe in a get rich quick approach, you may as well go to a casino because the odds are stacked against you.