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Each year, @ShakeOut is an opportunity to practice what you would do during an earthquake. Knowing what to expect can help keep you calm and collected when the real thing happens so you can effectively protect yourself. But what exactly does the real thing feel like?
@ShakeOut Many folks living in the PNW might not have experienced a significant earthquake before. Maybe you've moved to the area since the last one (2001 Nisqually), or maybe you were too young to remember (many of the undergrads here @UW @uoregon weren't even born yet during Nisqually!). 
So what can you expect? Of course, one's experience during an earthquake depends on the size of the quake, their distance from the epicenter, etc. so it is hard to say exactly, but here are a few things you might encounter >
A #sustainwhat takeaway from NY's tragic #FlashFloodEmergency, inspired by a listener who said her phone alert came with no call to action. Is it time for #flashflood "#DryOut" training in flood-risk regions akin to quake states' #shakeout work? pscp.tv/Revkin/1BdxYYq… 1/
One reason: Flash floods pose a distinctly different threat compared to coastal flooding. As @wxpizza notes, they can happen almost anywhere and are local. The response challenge is similar to that with tornadoes. @climatesociety & @NASA working on this. 2'
Learn heaps in this video by Miriam Nielsen, @zentouro at @columbiaclimate A warning that gets pushed to everyone's phone is an incredible tool, but more often than not it's just ignored. 3/
#Volume #Price Action (VPA) 101
Five phases of VPA are as follows:
- Accumulation Phase
- Buying Climax
- Testing
- Distribution Phase
- Selling Climax
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Five phases of VPA are as follows:
- Accumulation Phase
- Buying Climax
- Testing
- Distribution Phase
- Selling Climax
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#Accumulation phase
Before the insiders can begin to do anything, they need to make sure they have enough inventory, to meet demand.
Once accumulation has begun, the price action follows this typical pattern, where the market is repeatedly moved higher and lower.
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Before the insiders can begin to do anything, they need to make sure they have enough inventory, to meet demand.
Once accumulation has begun, the price action follows this typical pattern, where the market is repeatedly moved higher and lower.
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#Accumulation phase
It's all about supply and demand. If the insiders can create the demand, then they need the supply to meet this demand.
The repeated buying by the insiders is highlighted in blue.
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It's all about supply and demand. If the insiders can create the demand, then they need the supply to meet this demand.
The repeated buying by the insiders is highlighted in blue.
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Sold 1/3rd @484. Reduce due to results.
Wouldn't have reduced a stock on such a beautiful igniting bar after a tight small basing. But stocks often move on expectations & sell off post event.Wasn't willing to take overnight risk on full position.
Wouldn't have reduced a stock on such a beautiful igniting bar after a tight small basing. But stocks often move on expectations & sell off post event.Wasn't willing to take overnight risk on full position.
Yesterday bought Back sold quantity @ 484, on the break of result day's high.
#JUBILANT
Booked 1/3rd @ 875.
Little extended + Old resistance above.
Having 3 entries 722, 752 & 760. Now stop trailed at breakeven.
Booked 1/3rd @ 875.
Little extended + Old resistance above.
Having 3 entries 722, 752 & 760. Now stop trailed at breakeven.
New Position: #IOLCP
Long @ 395 & @ 410
#Shakeout
2 Long Positions back to back
Total Risk 1.2% on portfolio
Long @ 395 & @ 410
#Shakeout
2 Long Positions back to back
Total Risk 1.2% on portfolio
Booked another 1/3 in #IOLCP
Generated 5R from this quantity.
Up 25% from entry price in 7 days. Approaching untested BRN @ 500. Holding remaining 1/3rd in the stock.
Generated 5R from this quantity.
Up 25% from entry price in 7 days. Approaching untested BRN @ 500. Holding remaining 1/3rd in the stock.
It’s #ShakeOut day, everyone! As one of your friendly neighborhood seismologists, I’d like to talk about safety during earthquakes. The main takeaway is DROP, COVER, & HOLD ON, but let’s go into more detail...
To start, let’s review the major hazards in an earthquake. The things most likely BY FAR to hurt you during an earthquake of any size are: 1. tripping or falling on shaking ground, and 2. being struck by a falling object.
Your best bet to stay safe is to mitigate those very common hazards, so as soon as you feel shaking, you should DROP to the ground, find COVER under something sturdy, and HOLD ON tightly to remain covered throughout shaking.
We're thinking a lot about earthquakes. Lots of people in Mexico City are hurt. It's a tragedy. This thread will help people here prepare
We believe in the Seven Steps of Earthquake Safety endorsed by our friends at #ShakeOut Step 1. Secure your space. earthquakecountry.org/sevensteps/
