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Verdict: MFI underperformed RSI. 26% annual return on TSLA VS 29% with RSI.
The same, just use MFI instead of RSI
In thinkorswim desktop I've been testing Mobius consolidation breakout scanner today, seems to work well. I also use TTM_squeeze, RSI, supertrend and MFI. RSI and MFI below 20 on high beta stock without any major disruptive news or wider market strife usually means it's a genuine dip and the stock will reverse.
Newbie here. Couldn’t you just look for obvious bull markets (silver/gold miners for instance) and then wait for oversold MACD/MFI on shorter time frames to pull this off?
I had a 1000 dollar account too. Before I made some terrible exit decisions and wiped my account I would set my scanner for below 35 rsi on highly liquid stock and check if it's also low MFI. If so I would check the stocks news to see if there's any major reason for the dip. Then check the weekly and monthly trend to see if it's a part of a wider down trend. If not then I enter an ATM call watch the chart and exit at 65-70 RSI on the 5 minute time frame. I was doing well until I got greedy and hoped for a few more percent. Or hoped for a reversal when it went wrong. Basically my entries were good but my discipline and exit strategy were bad.
Yep. Wait when MFI does 1000% in a day, and FinReddit will be buzzing non stop about non-stop about this
As long as the general market and emotions take control, you'll be fine. Same as yesterday, market plumetted, small caps and UUUU for example followed. Few hours late it recovered and soared thru to new day high. the MFI is in the gutter, atm complete oversold.
NVDA MFI is at 88 right now… shit is PUMPING
The MFI and RSI is off the charts. It has to correct soon
Are you using any indicators for timing? VWAP, DEMA, RSI, MFI? Or is it based around sentiment, narrative and when it crosses a certain price, you buy in?
GOOG's MFI is perplexing.
$MFI for me. I made a post about them here.
Just thinkorswim desktop stock scanner, key settings are 'optionable', also study MFI below 20 and/or rsi below 30 .
NVDA puts are free money right now. Weekly MFI maxed out at 100. Literally terminal levels. Only danger is chop. But it is as best as it can get for puts.
You need very specific entry and exit rules for each setup. This is why professionals build out "playbooks" The entry rule could be something like (simplified version for this post): "Only enter on a 15 minute opening range break if volume is above X%" An exit rule could be, "cut the trade when there's a 5 minute MFI or RSI divergence" One thing I WOULDN'T do is give up after year one 😂
Why do you use RSI instead of MFI?
TGL and KMW did not went up as expected yesterday because MULN and MFI took all the momentum.
I bought INAB a week or so ago when the MFI went below 0 on the daily chart, it has recovered some but I'm expecting a big pop if they get FDA approval
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The technicals are pretty much close to that point. We have MFI and OBV on similar trend as we saw at the time of 480. The hedges puts are not budging the far otm 270. FOMO investors incoming to hold the bags. Once the game squeeze is done this week it might move down pretty similar to what we saw at 480 to 270 or 250 again. The CFO and Robyn denholm have already started making public sells as done in dec and March.
Im also on 20% cash after taking some profits yesterday and today. Up 30% the last month. Basically all by running with momentum, MFI, and OBV indicators on all 2024 meme-esque stocks as soon as they showed signs of life.
You couldn't have said it better with that first sentence. I learned that trading managed accounts in the '90s and it hasn't changed much since. Easily visible support and resistance levels are key. Oscillators like RSI and MFI do have some predictive capability on price reversals. Moving averages are universally consulted to confirm trends (although they are lousy for detecting them at the start).
Does anyone like $MFI for PM tomorrow ?
$MFI moving (slowly) I grabbed some @ $0.589 it just hit $0.64
MFI is money flow index lol. Not a ticker
MFI I've been vibing with. It seems to diverge from price and other indicators more often, so keeps me honest and more selective
I’m all in $MFI. You will all disregard this comment and consider it spam but it will be a $4 stock in 3 months or less.
Dump it. Put it into something with a better outlook. Share dilution: 8.5% Downwards EPS revisions for the next quarter Declining sales growth 5 of the last 10 earnings have missed P/E: 122 RSI: 34 and declining MFI: 34 and declining SALES year-over-year: Australia: -71% Germany: -76% Norway, Denmark, Sweden: -42% to -48% France: -26% China: -49% The long term bottom trendline puts it at \~$168. Insurance companies are raising rates or dropping coverage on Teslas. Even with Tesla's own in-house insurance, repairs can cost more than outside insurance. People are actively boycotting and protesting Tesla dealerships. People are disguising their Tesla cars. The stock is DOWN 55% in 4 months. Cathie Wood & Ron Baron billionaire, & the president, are all pumping it.
I'm seeing MFI. HOLO could be good because of trump bit coinstuff, if SPGC comes down to .16 or under I'll probably bag that. Also looking at ADTX need that to come down some too
Bro, maple leaf foods MFI is going to the fucking moon cuz of all this buy Canadian shit
MFI as I know needs to be end of day at $1 usd for compliance 🚀 maybe they will be bump the stock
I always do the same thing. BUY when the "six month, daily" chart RSI, StochRSI, SS Stochastic, CMO, MFI, MacD are all oversold and turn up out of oversold. I always SELL when they are overbought and turn down from overbought. Not always perfect but when spread out amongst the entire holdings the odds are pretty great. They must all be in agreement, always. Especially the MFI.
Check out MFI mates 🚀🚀🚀 a really good entry level, soon will be at $1 usd
MFI will be soon at $1 usd 🚀🚀🚀
Ticker MFI at a good entry level 🚀
China is going crazy MFI WAFU
MFI looki g volatile. Could pop after market open
$MFI is breaking back out
$MFI I’m finnally unbanned we are so back
MFI is dippin if anyone wants to take a little look at it.
Why did MFI pop off this morning?
Yea Found someone from yesterday's thread talking about them Chinese group ganging up to push MFI haha
Got a bit in MFI during night time...
I'm still in $MFI btw, I'd try to hop in and just watch it for overnight plays. NFA but we know these chinese stocks run 100%-300%+ I've got burned really bad on bio plays here but I've kinda made it back doing these. just be careful and consider your own personal risk tolerance
MFI should see 1.2 before AH close
This morning was so rough for $MFI, glad I held on and made some profit just now 🔥🔥🔥
$MFI seems to be moving. Not FA bought 350 shares
i’m watching CPOP, MFI, CNEY, EFSH and RETO in pre-market. All all risky af plays, and not FA.
Do you use any indicators to help with entry/exit? Or is your strategy to just buy and hope? TEM, for example…the day after you bought the PSAR flipped negative…I would’ve sold immediately. More importantly, it was *super* overbought when you entered, relative to if you had bought when the position was first disclosed in 1/19. Learn to wait for pullbacks to oversold using something like stochastics, RSI, %R, MFI…. Then when the bounce occurs, look for confirmation with a PSAR flip, MACD crossover, something… You’ll find much better probabilities of profitability with patience, rules that you stick to, and risk management when the positions move against you.
huge bearish indicator on $HOOD, OBV and MFI diverging from price
I see guidelines for the structure of the trade and fundamental analysis to determine the stock selection, but not data in terms of technical analysis. Does the Wheel utilize ATR, MFI, VWAP, etc. in any capacity?
$ZTO will be my first runner for 2025 - January calls. It’s got big technical indicators suggesting the biggest reversal in the last year (previous 3 reversals were between 35-45% over 5-6 week periods) It’s like clockwork. Look at the MACD, RSI, and MFI on the 1 year chart and tell me you’re not bullish. Just had a dividend payout, good earnings call, strong revenue and profit growth (1.5b revenue / quarter and 450m profit / quarter). 0.2 put/call ratio (5x more calls than puts) only 2% shorted. Tons of calls for mid $20s for January expiry. Analyst price target (if that even means beans these days) is $27 on average, currently mid $18s. I’m loaded up on January calls with some in April in case the bull run extends to February. Personally predicting $24-25 by 1/17 options expiry, and $27-29 if the rally extends a week after that.
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.
In this case the price action takes precedence. The main two problems are that MFI has been negative *the entire month*, which is almost unheard of, and the complete lack of technical support. The October 28th drop broke the 50 and 200 EMAs, leading to CROX being in complete free fall. For long-term support, the next band is 78-86.
Always. Just like when the weekly MFI on MCD was at peak the weekend of trump dumping fries. Then e. Coli comes out of nowhere and does a shebang ready to go back up
It seems to have strong predicative power for the highly liquid indices over time too. Every drawdown in SPY and QQQ this year has been preceded by the MFI hitting overbought status or shifting to negative momentum.
>The money flow index (not CMF) on SPY peaked at 89 on Thursday - pushed into overbought territory by news of China's stimulus plans - and is starting to roll over. On the major indices, MFI usually breaches 80 for merely a few days before sharply reverting down. Where do you get the data for this? Appreciate your insights as usual. I'm hoping for a nice correction to happen soon!
I recommend anyone who uses options should run a SPY strangle for October 1. The confluence of several different factors indicates there's a lot of potential upside. **Catalysts** * The JOLTS report comes out on October 1. In terms of premarket and intraday movement, it is the biggest and most reliable market mover out of all government reports. A basic strangle makes profit around 83% of the time (i.e. 83% of the time, SPY moves up/down more than 0.6% from its previous day's price). * The International Longshoremen's Assocation strike is simultaneously set to occur. Unless the ILA postpones in order to restart negotiations, its members will walk off their jobs when the master contract expires at midnight on September 30th. * We're going to see if Hezbollah responds to Israel's strikes on Beirut with more than posturing. Besides the Red Sea blockade, U.S. equities haven't priced in Middle East conflict; it's been irrelevant to every sector except aerospace & defense. But what happens if Hezbollah-Israel becomes a hot war instead of a policing campaign like Hamas-Israel? Both the U.S. and Iran will be compelled to intervene. **Galvanizing Factors** * The money flow index (not CMF) peaked at 89 on Thursday - pushed into overbought territory by news of China's stimulus plans - and is starting to roll over. On the major indices, MFI usually breaches 80 for merely a few days before sharply reverting down. * As I mentioned earlier this week, this rally has been built on the low volume typical for September. This has led to a thin top-of-book and as we can see [here](https://imgur.com/a/PmVqQQb), bid-ask spreads are wide from a historical and absolute angle. Note how bid-ask spreads widen when the market hiccups and stay low during long periods of upwards movement; the correlation is very strong. * In accordance with the above, volatility has jumped back up from 11-12 in the spring to 15 as its new short-term support. We saw it counterintuitively spike on Friday when options expiration would typically drive it down. Maybe it's pricing in Israel's escalation against Hezbollah alongside domestic worries, not sure. Geopolitical events often don't matter to the market until they decide it matters. * Total margin balances started dropping in August after stalling since May. This is most likely due to Fed reserve balances falling and post-July deleveraging from the yen carry trade. This might be a blip if [S&P 500 market cap wasn't at its highest level versus margin balances in 25 years](https://imgur.com/cKRiDCE).
Why not? The chart services are cheap, TradingView is like $15/month with free real time quotes,and every indicator ever thought of, (supertrend, ocean, VIDYA, MFI, ASCTrend), with historical data to test, several brokers like Robinhood and Ameritrade are $0 commission, so you have minimum costs, there are ETFs that'll let you buy or you can buy an ETF that shorts the market, pretty much anything, commodities, currencies, Trump lol. You need a math edge, a pattern, etc that wins more money than loses. You also need to learn the markets, market flow, brokers offer paper trading. Somebody said its like making the NHL, thats true, you don't just show up to an NHL team with a stick and skates, they'll scrape you off the ice. So will the market, they're pros too, it takes discipline, risk management, practice, and an edge, and after all that, yes, people make $ in different time frames, minute bars, 5, 10, 30, day, week, month. Trade as much or as little as you like, but do the work first.
Dude follow Chaikin, Volume, RSI, MFI
Not yet, it was the underwriter’s pump, should consolidate for a while till 12 similar to JL and MFI since PGHL have a resale of 5.5 mil sharers. I think JL and MFI have 12(unsure) and 6 mil resale respectively. Though it’s not unlikely they kill to below 2 like SWIN. Either way bad entry atm.
Not all of the things they underwrite blow up. MINDR popped while MFI flopped. I thought the same, but there's more to it. You really have to see what the volume looks like on that first day. N1 does a lot of underwriting. I would caution against pre IPO buying before you see volume. The other problem is their lock up period can end quickly sometimes days after IPO launch. You definitely want to read that Prospectus. It way more work than just buying what they underwrite and wait until 🚀
They're just at the bottom of my indicators. Stochastic RSI and MFI.
Those three and Shortsqueezerr have been very solid (dude made me money with MFI and MNDR). I gave MineETH shit one time for spamming SMFL, but that play was actually good. I love Squeeze Finders software; I've started subscribing to it.
After MFI and MNDR.. I'd say NUKK
Called yesterday MFI and sold 75% today over 2 $ for MNDR ..take a look..it has big potential too.
I was replying to the MFI comment👍
Man I’d be all over this, except for u / shortsqueezerr has posted “look at MFI” on literally every post in this sub. It was so cringy to see that I just can’t/won’t throw money at MFI.
VERB. CRKN. ASNS. MFI. Top picks
MFI, read about it a bit yesterday
Lol 😂 indeed he is right that's why yesterday I bought MFI
Why MFI? Tell us more. It did jump from yesterday but why?
Look at MFI it's one of the best trading platform ready to pop..today was up +150% in PM
Today the play is MFI... it's the next MLGO... HOLO it will squeeze in September with catalysts incoming..here shorters have covered
You’re in every thread saying “take a look at MFI.” I won’t speak for anyone else, but you’re having the opposite effect of what you intend. I literally won’t ever touch MFI now after seeing you comment in EVERY SINGLE post.
Same as MLGO or MFI today...
Well done take a look at MFI
The play is on MFI today take a look it could do this week what MLGO did yesterday