Aghhh fine'ally made it home.
Have a great night everyone see you all tomorrow.
Everything is fine!
🔥🐶🔥

The daily correlation between the S&P 500 and the 10-year Treasury yield is close to zero. The latest reading on Bloomberg’s rolling correlation chart is just 0.0766, almost right on the zero line. This indicator ranges from -1 to 1. The closer it is to zero, the weaker the link between their daily moves. A negative reading represents the “inverse relationship” between bond and stock prices, where yields rise as the stock index falls; a positive reading means they move in the same direction. For most of the past, it was in negative territory, at one point reaching close to -0.8. Back then, whe

330U Copy Trading Experiment | Day 30

I smart-copied a top trader's trades!
Come take a look (^v^)
Starting capital: 330U; current funds: 435.76U; return: 153.26%. (400U has been withdrawn during this period)

Just a quick update today:

Currently flat, waiting for Aoying's next trade.
My hands are idle, but my eyes are on the market, waiting for a signal.

Keep it up, guys!
Believe in the power of belief! 🦅

📡 Real-time Signal Card · BTCSOS Capture
Source: Crypto Boss Target: $BTC Long entry: 83050 Target: 83450 / 83700 / 84150 Stop-loss: 82500
Speaking of which, earlier today (11-06), I had just copied the Boss's $BTC trade, and now here comes another 👀
As usual: I only relay and sync the trades; whether to follow and how large a position to take are up to you. The market can go crazy, but risk management can't go crazy with it. Shared as a personal record, not investment advice. #Nasdaq100 index falls 6%

Dude, how do you even manage to post this kind of stuff on your feed?

The Taiwan stock market is closed, fellow retail suckers: ……👼

Why is the true cost of a trade often more than just fees?

When reviewing their trades, many traders focus first on the buy price, sell price, and fees.

But the factors that really affect final returns often include costs that are easy to overlook.

1. Fees: easiest to calculate, but not the whole picture

Every opening and closing trade may incur fees. The more frequently you trade, the more these fees erode long-term returns.

2. Slippage: the price you see may not be the final execution price

Market prices are constantly changing. When liquidity is low, the market is highly volatile, or

What Is Confluence Among Trading Signals? Why Don’t Multiple Indicators Sending Similar Signals at the Same Time Guarantee a Successful Trade?

In cryptocurrency trading, traders often use moving averages, RSI, MACD, trading volume, and support and resistance analysis at the same time. When multiple signals point in the same direction, many people assume the probability of a successful trade must be higher. But having more signals does not mean there is sufficient evidence, nor does it mean the market outcome is certain.

First, what is trading signal confluence?

Trading signal confluence ref

What is trendline trading? How can you identify a valid trendline, and why might the same trendline be broken repeatedly?

In cryptocurrency trading, a trendline is an intuitive technical analysis tool. By connecting a series of price highs or lows, traders can observe the market’s overall direction and look for potential entry and exit opportunities. But a trendline is not an unbreakable boundary, and no matter how well it is drawn, it cannot guarantee that prices will move as expected.

First, what is trendline trading?

Trendline trading involves connecting significant price highs or lows t

Where Should You Set Your Stop-Loss? Find a Reasonable Level Step by Step—from Market Structure and Volatility to Position Risk

In the previous article, we discussed a question that confuses many traders: Why can the actual execution price still be worse than expected after a stop-loss is triggered?

But there is an even more fundamental question:

Where exactly should you set your stop-loss?

Some people habitually exit after a fixed 1% loss, some like to place their stop-loss below the most recent low, and others worry about getting stopped out by the market, so they keep widening the stop-

📢 Reposted signal card | Source: Jotham Numb
$BCH Long trade incoming: Entry 261.49 / Stop-loss 253.8 / Target 322.94 Time: Not specified in the original post
By the way, I reposted this person's $ETHFI trade earlier today, and now they're back again. They're so diligent, even I feel outdone.😂
As always, I just repost the signals. Whether to follow and how much to put in is up to you to decide. The market can go crazy, but risk management mustn't.
Personal notes shared for reference only; this is not investment advice. #Must-read for beginners: Everything you need is here.

📡 BTCSOS Signal Card | Real-Time Repost
Channel: Always Win Asset: $SILVER Long Entry: 56.85 Stop Loss: 56.2 Targets: 57.9 / 59 / 60
Come to think of it, I reposted his $GOLD trade just 2 days ago, and here he is again—so diligent it’s almost enviable 💅
As usual, I’m just reposting the signal. Whether to follow it and how large a position to take are up to you, my dears. Shared as a personal record, not investment advice. #IREN加速转型AI云，业务收入环比增长182% IREN -3.64% xIREN -3.92%

When Everyone Uses Similar Strategies, Does the Original Trading Edge Still Exist?

There is a phenomenon worth watching out for in trading markets: when more and more people discover, discuss, and use a particular strategy, it may be becoming less effective.

An indicator may once have helped traders spot trends earlier, a trading pattern may once have captured short-term price discrepancies, and a set of rules may once have produced good results in a particular market environment.

But as more participants use similar signals, the market’s response may gradually change.

A trading strategy’s

What Is Breakout Trading? How Can You Tell Whether Price Is Likely to Continue Its Trend After Breaking a Key Level Rather Than Falling Into a False Breakout?

In the cryptocurrency market, when prices break through important resistance or fall below key support, they often attract a lot of traders’ attention. Some choose to enter in the direction of the trend, hoping to catch the start of a new trend; others suffer losses in false breakouts by chasing rising or falling prices. What really matters is not whether the price crosses a line, but whether the market provides further confirmation aft

$PREDICT Just opened a BIG short today; by the time you see this, it’s already been closed in profit. Stop loss: 1.4, take profit: 1.1 - 1. Short now $PREDICT 👇

At noon on June 23,
I had written the course of my own fate,
and my words came true

That was the early sign. Now see and observe.

If I didn't have a time machine, I wouldn't have known either. Hahahahaj

Praise be to God, we tracked it ahead of time