Did you double tap first?

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They are called liquidity sweeps, when a large institution wants to place an order but there isn’t enough liquidity at a certain price range so they will drive the price up or down in order to tap into a liquidity pool where lots of traders have stop losses in order to trigger them and fulfill their own trades

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wtf is wrong with American banking systems, in UK I can even tap to pay the homeless guy for a Big Issue

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walmart is a tech company now but you cant even tap to pay

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Bloomberg is a terrible app, so greedy with their news. They will show you the noti for free but if you tap it doesn’t even show a snippet of the story, only the headline.

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I quit trading spy a year ago. Not only do I sleep better, I can look at the chart and call price action a week in advance. I already know that as soon as I buy a contract, it will do the opposite of what I put money on. Now my coworker gets to hear me call out prices every day. I told him 2 weeks ago we were going up tap the gap at 650 again and shoot back up with a raging green candle. He bought puts, sold at 658 and then went all in on nvidia calls... I literally missed out on $1,000,000 because I sold over 20,000 qbts warrants to make a quick buck on spy. .20 cost average. As soon as I sold it went up and never came back down. 1 year later I was looking at $30+ on those. OP Just buy and hold. Trust me. I got lucky holding 50 puts the day we had the 2nd largest reversal in history. $17,000 went to $13,000 before I could put the orders in to sell all. Within minutes it was back up. If I hadn't been logged in and ready to dump at open I would have missed all those profits. I've lost that much plus more since. The lesson that really stuck was missing the boat on qbts. If I had just bought and held the entire time I was trading spy, I could have made it with multi millions. But I'll be clocking in for my 12 hour shift tonight knowing I fucked myself in the ass.

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