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Sep 14, 2026

GreenyHOST
46:07
I'm interested in if we do see a greater pullback, 69 and 60, uh, would be those levels.
GreenyHOST
46:12
So you can set a, uh, an alert on TradingView as well, um, to get indicators, uh, if price obviously trades back into those.
GreenyHOST
46:19
Uh, sorry, alerts, um, if, if price trades back into those levels.
GreenyHOST
46:21
But yeah, that's a great example of what I want to see Bitcoin kind of do now.
DrewHOST
56:01
But Solana, I think... does have many many different angles to it ai agents it's got the meme coin sector it's got a lot of very interesting things going on for it stable coins all that i think 300 billion dollars is a decent you know kind of target for this next bull market i feel like this is generally still conservative and that would actually get you to 500 530 bucks so that's a pretty decent grab about a five maybe a five and a half fold increase there so the total market cap is something that actually we haven't addressed in a little bit of time so let's go to full market cap view here and we peaked out around i was it like four trillion 4.2 trillion so we peaked out four point true 4.2 trillion there and the I think the market before this, I wish I had all the data.
DrewHOST
56:58
Let me go to total market cap on TradingView.
DrewHOST
57:02
Because this is something to think about.
DrewHOST
57:04
A $10 trillion market cap doesn't seem like too crazy of a thing to ask for when everything's being tokenized.
Michael MartinHOST
3:30
He was talking about, you know, overcoming... you know, difficulties and do, you know, sometimes making hundreds of trades a day.
Michael MartinHOST
3:39
You know, I don't have it in me to do that much activity, but you find something that's compatible with who you are as a person, right? Two, if you are a scalper, it's entirely possible when you're looking at, because I think some of these places like, doesn't TradingView, they have like 10 second bars or something like this, 10 second bars.
Michael MartinHOST
3:59
I mean, it's not time in sales, but it might as well be, right? So those are good people to watch if you want to see how the other half lives.
Michael MartinHOST
4:11
And there's another reason why the simulation can help you because the shorter time frame the data that you're looking at, the more random it is.
CharlesHOST
0:15
It's up by zero point one three percent.
CharlesHOST
0:17
Let's check the good folk at TradingView.
CharlesHOST
0:19
So that-- they-- their own numbers, which are, I would say, slightly more current.
CharlesHOST
0:24
As you can see, this is two thirty-one PM.
Christopher UhlHOST
12:18
How do you get to the ATR value? Well, you don't need some complex, weird ass formula.
Christopher UhlHOST
12:21
You go over into TradingView and you go, huh, how about I enable this little widget up in the corner, which is exactly this guy.
Christopher UhlHOST
12:31
ADR slash ATR slash low of day table, average daily range and percent, average true range.
Christopher UhlHOST
12:37
And there's a number right there.
DrewHOST
4:11
The RSI falling under 30, which is shown on the upper band here, which is a little tough to see.
DrewHOST
4:16
So real quick, we're going to take a gander at it on TradingView.
DrewHOST
4:19
Every time that this chart breached below the 30 mark on the RSI, that marked very clear local bottoms.
DrewHOST
4:25
And one of the most interesting data points about this angle is that these RSI prints below 30 happen at capitulation candle timeframes where the fear gets the heaviest in crypto.
Evan MannHOST
12:47
At the time I first saw this chart, there were a couple more bumps in it.
Evan MannHOST
12:50
I saw it on TradingView.
Evan MannHOST
12:51
It looked like a woolly mammoth that had like face dived into the earth.
Evan MannHOST
12:58
And now, you know, the liquidity as we were watching this morning just went from, I don't know, like... a couple hundred thousand to like less than a hundred thousand.
GreenyHOST
5:05
Now I just stare at charts all day.
GreenyHOST
5:07
But I said, "Hey, hey, t- tell him, uh, get him a little TradingView subscription for Christmas, uh, and start getting him analyzing these charts because he might be GOATed by the time he's 15." How was your weekend, mate? GM to everyone.
GreenyHOST
5:17
GM to Skipper.
GreenyHOST
5:17
GM to, uh, Blanco as well.
Michael NossHOST
32:02
But yeah, once you get past that, then you get into more, it's more of a nuanced thing.
Michael NossHOST
32:10
But I would say step one, are you backtesting well at all? Or are you just either visually backtesting or using TradingView to backtest a single symbol or something like that? So yeah, definitely backtesting wrong.
Michael NossHOST
32:23
I just think most people are, maybe not the people listening to this podcast, most people are way more egregious than a column library so far.
Dave MayHOST
32:31
Yeah, you're right.
Dave MayHOST
32:33
I was going to mention, as you were talking, I was thinking TradingView because a lot of people come to me and they say, That's the quote-unquote backtester I'm using.
Dave MayHOST
32:45
And, yeah, it's just not very good for precisely the reasons you just said.
Dave MayHOST
32:52
But the main reason in that case is you're backtesting one symbol.
BrianHOST
22:03
Even as WTI crude futures top $90 per barrel, up nearly 9% for the week.
BrianHOST
22:11
According to data from TradingView, and the US 10-year treasury yield climbed 10 basis points to 4.81%, its highest level since 2023.
BrianHOST
22:26
This is not simply a quiet trading day.
BrianHOST
22:29
It is a cross-asset divergence.

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