u/cutebunnies007

I'm in my late twenties and currently working, and I'm considering moving to London, Amsterdam, Berlin, or Lisbon. I'm really struggling to decide between them, and I wish I knew where I'd be happiest as an expat.

I only speak English and some Spanish, but I'm not sure whether that's enough since I don't speak Dutch, German or Portuguese. Do you think it would be difficult to live in Amsterdam, Berlin or Lisbon without knowing the local language?

Besides having a good job and a stable income, I think I'd be happiest if l could find friends to spend time with. I think that's what would have the biggest impact. But I don't know which of those cities l'd be most likely to find that in.

Based on my situation, where do you think I'd be happiest living? I'd love to hear from people who have lived in any of these cities or made a similar move.

I'm in my late twenties and currently working, and I'm considering moving to London, Amsterdam, Berlin, or Lisbon. I'm really struggling to decide between them, and I wish I knew where I'd be happiest as an expat.

I only speak English and some Spanish, but I'm not sure whether that's enough since I don't speak Dutch, German or Portuguese. Do you think it would be difficult to live in Amsterdam, Berlin or Lisbon without knowing the local language?

Besides having a good job and a stable income, I think I'd be happiest if l could find friends to spend time with. I think that's what would have the biggest impact. But I don't know which of those cities l'd be most likely to find that in.

Based on my situation, where do you think I'd be happiest living? I'd love to hear from people who have lived in any of these cities or made a similar move.

I'm in my late twenties and currently working, and I'm considering moving to London, Amsterdam, Berlin, or Lisbon. I'm really struggling to decide between them, and I wish I knew where I'd be happiest as an expat.

I only speak English and some Spanish, but I'm not sure whether that's enough since I don't speak Dutch, German or Portuguese. Do you think it would be difficult to live in Amsterdam, Berlin or Lisbon without knowing the local language?

Besides having a good job and a stable income, I think I'd be happiest if l could find friends to spend time with. I think that's what would have the biggest impact. But I don't know which of those cities l'd be most likely to find that in.

Based on my situation, where do you think I'd be happiest living? I'd love to hear from people who have lived in any of these cities or made a similar move.

I'm in my late twenties and currently working, and I'm considering moving to London, Amsterdam, or Lisbon. I'm really struggling to decide between them, and I wish I knew where I'd be happiest as an expat.

I only speak English and some Spanish, but I'm not sure whether that's enough since I don't speak Dutch or Portuguese. Do you think it would be difficult to live in Amsterdam or Lisbon without knowing the local language?

Based on my situation, where do you think I'd be happiest living? I'd love to hear from people who have lived in any of these cities or made a similar move.

Is it mostly chop at that point? Or are there setups that also work well then?

I always hear about NY open, or opening range breakouts, but I rarely see people discuss whether they trade later in the session, and unfortunately for me I can’t trade at open so only hearing about people trading successfully then is a little discouraging.

Been learning trading for a few months and trying to figure out what’s realistically tradable during the hours I’m available.

Since I live in Europe, I can only trade around 11 AM–5 PM EST (roughly 5 PM–11 PM here after work). However, most educational content I find is focused on: NY open, opening range breakouts, first-hour momentum… but I rarely see people discuss whether they trade later in the session.

I’m mainly trying to understand what the market is like and what kinds of setups are actually worth studying during those hours.

I’ve been looking into futures, but I’m open to other markets too if they make more sense for that time window.

For people who regularly trade those hours, is it mostly chop at that point? What strategies (if any) tend to work better later in the session during that time window? Are there specific instruments that still have decent movement/liquidity?

So I’ve been single for a while and I’ve been considering downloading a dating app, but I’m not sure which and whether it’ll be a waste of time.

Do you use any? How has your experience been? Which is best for finding a relationship?

I’ve also heard on Hinge you only get a limited number of likes and after that you have to pay to be able to use it, is this true? Is it also true for other apps like Tinder or Bumble?