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I feel like this is frequently overlooked. Revenue jumped from 2.8 to 3.9 billion in the energy generation and storage segment from 2021-2022. Grid storage is accelerating exponentially across the globe with many governments having multiple year backlogs, and Tesla is a major player in this arena. They have megapack installations across the US now, especially in Texas and California. There's also significant demand in the residential sector. California just passed their net billing tariff that allows nearly wholesale credits when solar or powerwall customers send electricity back to the grid.
Also their new dojo supercomputer opens up a whole world of possibilities outside of just internal use. Demand for AI processing resources is through the roof and will probably only increase going forward.
However any valuation needs to also balance these emerging revenue streams with a ton of risk coming from the Chinese market right now. Geopolitical instability surrounding Taiwan where many microchips are manufactured (including the ones for dojo), EU inquiries regarding new tariffs on EVs coming from China, and the potential for demand to weaken in China domestically. These all enormously impact Tesla's bottom line.

The EU isn't one country though it'll vary massively between each one

I fell in love with doyle's strategy a couple years ago and I'm determined to make it work for me, but I've been struggling. I've followed his strategy as close as possible before and also used it with many different combinations of tweaks to suit my personality. **I'm gonna describe some of the things I've tried to give context, but regardless of context if you use his strategy successfully, how do you use it and what might I be doing wrong?**
So Doyle trades supply/demand zones on the 5m (or 15m, but rare), usually w/ gaps attached to the candle leaving the zone and a break of "major" 5m structure and minimal higher TF confluence. He usually uses the break of candle from the zone as his entry signal, but sometimes enters upon a mere tap of the zone (aggressive entry) and uses fixed lot sizes. Every now and then he'll take a S/R or liquidity sweep trade. He avoids news and NYSE open by closing trades before and waiting 10-15m to take anything else, and has a rotation of abt 4 instruments at a time to trade from which has always included GU, NAS, and EU with AU and GJ making appearances, and sometimes he'll trade some random pair if the setup looks good. (1-2 setups/day, but sometimes he'll take 3)
I've personally found it impossible to completely replicate his trading patterns. As mentioned above, he'll unexpectedly deviate from his rules/instruments he trades. I didn't have strict rules I was following since I was hoping to just kinda follow him to a T, so these deviations such as trading USD/CAD randomly or entering aggressive for this one trade led to me leaving the discord to figure this out myself and build some concrete structure. (but not before saving like 40 webinars lol).
Here are some things I've tried since leaving. (all 5m)
* Trading only NAS, S/D and liquidity grabs at open (only BOC, no news, every setup)
* Trading only S/D on NAS and EU, and later adding GU and AU (only BOC, no news, 1-2/day)
* Trading only S/D on GU and UJ (BOC & aggressive, every setup, tried w/ and w/o holding news and only taking the setups moving away from the 200EMA on 5m)
Here are some characteristics I've learned about myself through this trial and error
* I hate swing trading, I only wanna ever trade the 5m or 15m would be fine
* My psychology is rlly stable when I have strict rules I ***never*** break, so the whole "choosing the best setup" thing is a lil difficult for me. I'd rather have more rules to narrow down the trades and only have 2 to take all day than to have to choose 2 out of 8 that have presented themselves. Also I've tried cutting losses early but it always seems to lead to me missing out on bigger wins more often than cutting losses and therefor hurts my psychology. I need strict criteria on when to get in or out
* It's only realistic for me to trade NY session, and I enjoy trading 4 days/week
* I pay attention to details. I need my rules to be clear and either include directions for specific scenarios or I guess just avoid trading specific scenarios all together
* I need to trade more than 1 pair at once to stay engaged, but 4 pairs at once is my limit (2-3 ideal)
* I don't wanna trade high impact news, but Medium, low impact news seem to be fine
* Backtesting using bar replay isn't affective for me, only normal backtesting and forward testing
* My psychology is prob more stable with \^win% & lower RR, but I'm willing to try the opposite
TLDR/ I've tried different personal variations of doyle's S/D strategy with no avail. How do you make it work for yourself? (pls don't tell me to join the discord I wanna be profitable on my own)
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The EU is trying its best to be a transparent and regulated hub for crypto. Welcoming crypto firms with a clear legal structure… so I’m bullish for EU

And Germany structurally has the strongest economy in Europe and legitimate manufacturing and export. The EU is in rough shape underneath the hood

have not seen my 30000 EUR transfer since September 12.
I am here to ket some steam off.
* I sent an 30000 EUR (converted from GBP) transfer via the paysafe payment solution with SEPA transfer from my WISE account on september 12. In the past this worked.
* Now it did not arrive, and I did an appeal to Binance. They told me it was flagged to "risc control". Someone somewhere had the audacity to create for me an enormous problem.
* They said it will be refunded, but it did not arrive to my WISE account.
* I asked in binance chat support why, and it turned out the refund transaction was sent back to Binance (or this paysafe), probably because when WISE converts money and sends it, it send from a joint WISE account, based on the receipt I got from WISE.
* So it does not convert GBP to EUR to my WISE account and sends it from my own EUR account unfortunatley.
* But it convers to thier own joint account and sends it from there, and probably they cannot receive it back to that account. And probably this was the reason Binance/Paysafe flagged my SEPA transfer.
* Binance asked for alternative bank details, I provided my own IBAN on WISE and they asked to send a small EUR amount from that IBAN. That worked, and arrived in my EUR wallet in Binance.
* Now I was told the refund will be done on this IBAN with SEPA transfer. This was on September 21.
* Still not received my money back, even though a SEPA transfer shall take only max 1 day, or instant with SEPA instant.
* Since then, chat support can only say to me they escalated the problem towards the payment provider, and waiting for an answer. Anyway I will ask each day, thats what I can only do.
* Meanwhile all of this, paysafe is no longer a payment partner of Binance, at least you cannot send in EUR SEPA transfers anymore since September 23. Just my luck.
* I hope Binance and paysafe are still in contact and my money is not lost.
I never had issue with Binance but this time, this is getting ridiculus. I am losing my patioence...
And nobody will pay me EU central bank interests rates for these lost days.

Hard to say not knowing. Terrascend also had to do it. Maybe it's to show that there is a recent and proven interest in the market to buy and or sell the stock. All dilution is not bad, although historically in Cannabis it has more often then not been bad. I think this one will end up being fine, especially if we see any profits out of EU in next 3 years.

More like EU needs more reasons to push against adoption and be able to bad mouth crypto while their puppet masters continue to accumulate

You've left out some pretty pertinent information. Ukraine is second only to **Russia**. The difference here is that Ukraine actually wants to join NATO/EU and is actively working on ridding the corruption in its country.
It moved rank from 122 to 116 (lower is better) in one year and is taking an even more active approach as the US is now requiring it to be cleaned up to continue aid.

Coinbase is now officially registered with Spain's central bank, making it possible to provide exchange and custody services in the country.
This registration is a significant move to comply with Spain's anti-money laundering standards and prepare for the EU's MiCA regulation coming in 2024. It's all about regulatory clarity and recognizing tech's potential!

lol it takes EU citizen to believe that in first place

EU really needs to get rid of their dictators in power and invest more into decentralized currencies. Seems there are very few countries left where the leaders look after the best interests of their people

JUST IN - European Central Bank chief Lagarde says digital euro CBDC will not be as private as cash.
The EU needs Bitcoin.

JUST IN - European Central Bank chief Lagarde says digital euro CBDC will not be as private as cash.
The EU needs crypto

Couldn't it also just mean that Tesla just sells cars where they are manufactured? China, EU and USA?

Kraken Progresses European Expansion, Secures EU E-Money License and VASP in Spain

You don’t fully understand the geopolitical implications of Ukraine falling to Russia. You also don’t understand the economic implications— not just for Ukraine, but also the EU and the US.
We’re currently in a El Niño weather pattern. What happens to Central Europe (specifically Germany) during El Niño? It’s abnormally cold. Can Germany maintain their storage of natural gas? Maybe, but I have my doubts. Will the EU look to LNG as a permanent solution? I doubt it as LNG is too expensive in the supply chain.
We now have a scenario where EU members, and even in the US, will be looking at long-term inflation. This inflation will hurt political parties, who are looking to stay in power. Ukraine will lose support, and evidence of this is already becoming apparent. We have seen this recently with Poland, who is likely the top of the iceberg on what’s likely coming next year.
Russia doesn’t need to do that much offensively. Ukraine is losing 4-5 troops for every 100 meters of reclaimed territory. From Russia’s perspective, let Ukraine take as much territory as they can.
The regions that are Russian controlled are some of Ukraine’s biggest wheat harvesting regions. Who controls the ports in the south? It’s an unfortunate situation for Ukraine as they need to reclaim territory for their economy, there GDP has contracted > 50% since the beginning of the war.

EU and AU though I do look at GU now as this was a year ago

You wanted to be the police of the world. With a big swinging dick and a puffed out chest. Now you are wondering why you are being asked to do job you signed up for.
The main reason the US is the largest global super power and the "leader of the free world" is because of the Military Industrial Complex following the collapse of WW2, whilst everyone was rebuilding cities, you guys were building bombs and rockets. Thankfully for the most part the US are good guys\*\*\*
You could have every citizen with free healthcare, you could feed every hungry person in the country multiple times over, you could all but eradicate homelessness and completely fund education all the way through to tertiary education and still have a combined military budget of the next 5 largest militaries in the world. But you choose guns and you will continue to choose guns over and over and over again to the detriment of your people.
The good news? Nobody can fuck with you, and whilst you maintain this military dominance everyone will rely on getting their weapons for you, you sell them your hand-me downs and get to spend more of that sweet, sweet money to build the cutting edge murder toys you guys love. After all, how do you compete with a 2 trillion dollar military budget that has been speed running destabilizing regions for the last 80 or so years? Why would you build your own when you can get your own tried and tested murder toys from your ally the US?
We are seeing the Europe through NATO and EU starting to work on their military, it will just never be close to the damage and firepower the US can do short of inventing lazer guns or something truly ground breaking that the US don't already have?
\*\*\* many people in various pockets of the world consider the US military the largest terrorist organization in the world, I don't agree but it's not a completely unwarranted claim given the \*millions\* of innocent people the US military has killed.
|TL:DR You are continuing a pattern of behavior of getting into foreign wars that you have been doing since living memory. If there are guns and money involved, so it the US.

This is wrong, their payment provider has severed business relations with Binance, that's why EUR operations have stopped. This is also what Binance's press release says.
EU regulations have nothing to do with that, since other EU exchanges still have their EUR operations running.