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Today's closing:
$NASDAQ 100 Index(.NDX.US$ Out of 101 stocks, only 4 rose;
$S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US$ Only 40 of the 503 stocks rose.
Listen to the market without prejudice, at least it allows you to avoid extremely unfavorable options 🚴🏻
“Are you willing to spend weeks waiting for the best time to trade? Patience always pays off.” -S.Z
$NASDAQ 100 Index(.NDX.US$ Out of 101 stocks, only 4 rose;
$S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US$ Only 40 of the 503 stocks rose.
Listen to the market without prejudice, at least it allows you to avoid extremely unfavorable options 🚴🏻
“Are you willing to spend weeks waiting for the best time to trade? Patience always pays off.” -S.Z
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First, the account situation:
Before going to bed ~ account +2%
After waking up ~ account -2%
Fluctuations of 4% up and down,
This kind of fluctuation has not occurred in my personal account since November of last year;
The second is to observe NDX and SPX:
The longest red candle in nearly 5 months appeared.
Along with the increase and large trading volume,
At the same time, it closed below 30MA (first break since the upward trend)
The third is to observe VIX:
VIX recovered rapidly after falling below the trend line before, and exploded today;
An outbreak after such a false fall came back is more indicative than a conventional outbreak.
Fourth, take a look at what MARK said on Twitter today 👇
According to the above step-by-step observation, pressing the SELL button is not a difficult thing. Protecting account capital is a top priority 🙂
“Trade what you see, not what you think”
Before going to bed ~ account +2%
After waking up ~ account -2%
Fluctuations of 4% up and down,
This kind of fluctuation has not occurred in my personal account since November of last year;
The second is to observe NDX and SPX:
The longest red candle in nearly 5 months appeared.
Along with the increase and large trading volume,
At the same time, it closed below 30MA (first break since the upward trend)
The third is to observe VIX:
VIX recovered rapidly after falling below the trend line before, and exploded today;
An outbreak after such a false fall came back is more indicative than a conventional outbreak.
Fourth, take a look at what MARK said on Twitter today 👇
According to the above step-by-step observation, pressing the SELL button is not a difficult thing. Protecting account capital is a top priority 🙂
“Trade what you see, not what you think”
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I was chatting in the group
shamless plug 🤣 but I thought. why not put these thoughts in a post.
So here are iam with Random Thoughts by NOT Jack Handy 😁
I'm still long, but I'm going to start accelerating my rotation from tech and comm services and really focus on materials and energy. I will start on Monday.
here are some randos I peeked at scanning my watchlists.
in no particular order
$Intrepid Potash(IPI.US$
$ZIM Integrated Shipping(ZIM.US$
$Vale SA(VALE.US$
long cons...
shamless plug 🤣 but I thought. why not put these thoughts in a post.
So here are iam with Random Thoughts by NOT Jack Handy 😁
I'm still long, but I'm going to start accelerating my rotation from tech and comm services and really focus on materials and energy. I will start on Monday.
here are some randos I peeked at scanning my watchlists.
in no particular order
$Intrepid Potash(IPI.US$
$ZIM Integrated Shipping(ZIM.US$
$Vale SA(VALE.US$
long cons...
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Smci has now surpassed the limit of my personal customized maximum position for a single stock (personal position risk management system: maximum single stock position accounts for < 25%), respects the position management system, and decided to sell about 20% of the position (the share of positions became 22.2% after sale), leaving 80% of the position to continue watching and riding.
The remaining positions went back to the original trading plan and discipline were implemented normally, everything remained the same, look forward 🚴🏻
The remaining positions went back to the original trading plan and discipline were implemented normally, everything remained the same, look forward 🚴🏻
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Portal to the previous issue on this topic 👉🏻Keep a close watch 👀👇
$Henry Hub Natural Gas Futures(JUN4)(NGmain.US$ The trading volume gradually increased for 5 consecutive days, and as the price declined, it basically reached the conditions I had planned to wait for 👇
Choose to sell $ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Natural Gas(KOLD.US$ 60% of positions lock in most of the profits.
A nice downhill biking trip.
$Henry Hub Natural Gas Futures(JUN4)(NGmain.US$ The trading volume gradually increased for 5 consecutive days, and as the price declined, it basically reached the conditions I had planned to wait for 👇
Choose to sell $ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Natural Gas(KOLD.US$ 60% of positions lock in most of the profits.
A nice downhill biking trip.
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$PDD Holdings(PDD.US$ It fell below the consolidation zone of nearly two months (a potential large supply area in the future), and the volume of transactions was huge. According to the plan, it directly cleared the inventory and ended nearly 4 months of riding.
Buying above the consolidation zone corresponds to selling when falling below the consolidation zone. In a sense, it is the same operation. Look ahead 🙂
Buying above the consolidation zone corresponds to selling when falling below the consolidation zone. In a sense, it is the same operation. Look ahead 🙂
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$Marathon Digital(MARA.US$ It was originally planned that the next point of re-entry would be to break through the price range of 26.7-27.7, but considering that this was a breakthrough that would be triggered by everyone's known news, it was decided not to participate in this wave of breakthroughs.
This is a wave: “Grandma knows the trading opportunities they should buy”
This is a wave: “Grandma knows the trading opportunities they should buy”
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$LendingTree(TREE.US$ The position was established after breaking through the platform at the end of November. The price was $17.6. After 7 trading days, 1/3 of the position was sold at $22.53 as early profit protection. After 23 trading days, the price fell below a small consolidation platform. Considering the increase in supply from above and the fall of 10MA, 1/3 of the position was sold at $29.32 due to trading risk control. The profit at the time was 66.5%. After 27 trading days, the remaining 1/3 position is now $34.87, and the profit is 98.12%.
Novice traders may feel sorry or even remorseful when looking at the results through a rearview mirror, but I'm quite satisfied with this trade because I know that not every trade shows this trend. The probability is less than 10%. Mature traders consider overall (hundreds or even thousands of trading) risks and benefits, and there are basically no mood swings. Mature traders always look ahead, think about potential ups and downs at the same time, and always maintain their advantage.
There are no perfect trades in the world, and traders can always gain from good deals and bad trades by retrading, thus becoming stronger little by little. 🙂
Novice traders may feel sorry or even remorseful when looking at the results through a rearview mirror, but I'm quite satisfied with this trade because I know that not every trade shows this trend. The probability is less than 10%. Mature traders consider overall (hundreds or even thousands of trading) risks and benefits, and there are basically no mood swings. Mature traders always look ahead, think about potential ups and downs at the same time, and always maintain their advantage.
There are no perfect trades in the world, and traders can always gain from good deals and bad trades by retrading, thus becoming stronger little by little. 🙂
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