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  1. thegodoftrading.substack.comThe God of Trading Journal | Michael Petryni | Substack

    15 Mei 2024 · Day trading and swing trading stocks and options using market timing to make trading and investing as effectively simple as simple can be.. Click to read The God of Trading Journal, by Michael Petryni, a Substack publication. Launched 5 months ago.

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    About. Spent eight years working in journalism at the Scottsdale Daily Progress, and as the movie/television/theater reviewer at the Arizona Republic newspaper. Then became a television ...

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    About Michael Petryni on Medium. Journalist, film critic, screenwriter, proprietary trader seeking simplicity in trading. https://thegodoftrading.medium.com/subscribe. Open in app

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    21 Dis 2021 · Academy for Lifelong Learning Bellingham. 35 subscribers. 0. 66 views 1 year ago. ALL April 2022 instructor, Michael Petryni talks about his Contemporary Short Films. Learn more and register...

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    They say buying options is a “fool’s game.” Let’s say right off they are wrong about that. Continue reading on InsiderFinance Wire »

  8. wire.insiderfinance.io › markettiming-the-all-important-nysi-and-the-leveraged#MarketTiming — the all-important NYSI and the leveraged ETFs

    11 Nov 2022 · Longer-term swing trading: When the NYSI turns up it is time to buy stocks on the next open. When the NYSI turns down, it is time to go to cash or to go short on the next open. The NYMO and NYSI are both derived from the McClellan Oscillator.