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Finally it broke down on May 13th, and exited with profit 1239 USD.
Timing is everything especially in this big spread highly institutional manipulated stock $Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US)$
Was forced to extend day trade at wrong timing into swing 6 days. They tried very hard to wash cluster of short positions off with big daily spikes up. See through the manipulation. At one point was negative 10k usd.
This is a highly dangerous manipulated...
Timing is everything especially in this big spread highly institutional manipulated stock $Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US)$
Was forced to extend day trade at wrong timing into swing 6 days. They tried very hard to wash cluster of short positions off with big daily spikes up. See through the manipulation. At one point was negative 10k usd.
This is a highly dangerous manipulated...
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$GDS Holdings(GDS.US$
Winnie the Pooh is the culprit of the Hong Kong stock market crash
Winnie the Pooh is the culprit of the Hong Kong stock market crash
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CEO Paul Graves stated that the resources, scale and expertise of Arcadium Lithium can meet growing industry needs. He praised the merger as transformational and emphasized the company's commitment to sustainability and value delivery to customers, investors, employees and communities.
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A-shares have fluctuated for many years. They have continued to learn technology, read the K-line, find support, read the Morning Post, care about national events, and accumulate experience. As a result, they have lost a life of doubt. I didn't expect that after switching to US stocks, I was surprised to find out: Damn it, it turns out that all the knowledge I learned at A-shares in the first place is actually true!
“It's not you that's wrong, it's the world”
I used to think it was much more foolish to come up with such a theory, but in retrospect, it makes some sense.
A-shares have fluctuated for many years. They have continued to learn technology, read the K-line, find support, read the Morning Post, care about national events, and accumulate experience. As a result, they have lost a life of doubt. I didn't expect that after switching to US stocks, I was surprised to find out: Damn it, it turns out that all the knowledge I learned at A-shares in the first place is actually true!
“It's not you that's wrong, it's the world”
I used to think it was much more foolish to come up with such a theory, but in retrospect, it makes some sense.
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