Yes love, I’m sure they don’t want to make a sale and go through this just to inconvenience you.
Midlands. I recently sold my non running motorcycle for £500 on Facebook, told the guy all the things we knew to be wring with it. Now he is saying there is more wrong than we said and I don't have the money to give back as I needed it for something. Could we get in trouble or Is he in the wrong for not checking it before buying?
So my curious, smooth as Alberta ice in the middle of winter did some thinking about volume.
As we know, there is pathetic volume on GameStop.
In a standard trading day(eastern time) market hours: 9.30am - 4pm. 6 1/2 hrs.
how many 10 minute intervals are in 6.5 hrs: (6*6)+3 = 39 10 minute intervals in a trading day.
so if volume hits 1M we have 1,000,000 / 39 = 25,641
Now as I stated earlier-napkin math-smooth as alberta ice brain. Are we even hitting that 25k mark in 10 minute intervals????
DRS - book
Hi all,
Edit - I'm in England
I hope this is an ok question - I have a site where I bought something fairly large on a preorder around 10th October with a delivery estimate three days after the preorder. I checked if the previous orders had been fulfilled and they said yes, some with delay due to global shipping challenges.
There has now been four delays and they estimate it may come in Mid January. This in itself is annoying and I think I'll cancel the order.
The thing that irked me is that they continue to sell the product in batches despite having a backlog of over 500 orders and growing.
I was wondering, can I refer this site to trading standards? I feel it is deceptive to put a date on the preorder that they know at this point is 3-4 months before when they can actually deliver and that they continue to take orders they can't fill.
Could they have broken the law and I can report or is this just one of those things?
Thanks
I have been reading more and more everyday trying to perfect my perfect strategy. I really love my strategy currently of EMAs with TA of support/ resistance lines. I have constantly seen people talking about VWAP during webull chats and reddit threads and it seems many use it. I was back testing some on the 30 min to see how it flowed and i really didnt like it for a guide.
I saw on webull (what i chart everything on) had a VWAP bands i set it to the default 1x and was unimpressed until i set it to the VWAP x2. It seems that this really captures the daily movement of SPY. When the candle closes below the VWAP mid it heads to the lower Band for support and then will bounce Between the lower and mid till a candle closes above and then it repeats.
So my question is do any of you use this? What are your overall thoughts on it. I believe paired with EMA 5, 10, 25 and 20 this could be a helpful tool (Screenshots for easy of viewing what i mean).
https://i.imgur.com/q7U9xEj.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/HOdH8by.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/IVZqASD.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/FueuMLT.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/pqAka9f.jpeg
Hey guys! As a first step to take down Nebra you can report the company to Trading Standards, which is an organisation to protect consumer rights. You can do it through the website of Citizen Advice by filling out this FORM.
Also don't forget to share your experience on websites like Trustpilot, and by writing reviews on Google and Facebook.
Looking for a little help, hoping someone can point me in the right direction
We run a 8 man Standard league (re-draft every year) and are trying to make trading future picks a possibility (to incentivize GMs that lose out early). Thought this would be possible with Yahoo, but now we're not so sure.
Anybody have any advice on how we can accomplish the above
