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Seems like the market keeps going up, but sometimes we get a bad CPI report or a bad FOMC meeting. Is there anything we can do to avoid big dumps when we get bad macro data?
What about putting a limit sell order just below the price when the datapoint comes out?
I guess it wouldn't have worked for last week's labour data, but it would've worked really well at 104k at the last FOMC meeting?
Could something like this work?
Seems like the economic reports are really unpredictable now with both low unemployment and low inflation, either trend could reverse any minute
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/biz/

/o/ is when you make money with chainlink and can finally buy a car
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fuck sorry about that /o/
I keep doing this LOL
here's a nice SLK



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