The 5 mistakes investors are most likely to make after a crash—have you made any of them?

After a sharp market downturn, what truly tests investors is often not their analytical ability, but their ability to make decisions in the face of panic. Many people have solid investment plans, but one bout of extreme volatility can lead them to do the exact opposite.

The following five mistakes are especially worth watching out for.

First, blindly buying the dip. Seeing BTC fall continuously, they assume the price is already cheap enough. But a steep decline does not mean the market has bottomed out

A daily double top has formed, with an hourly evening star. CPI is likely to be bearish tomorrow, so you can enter a short position now. $XAU Watch for a break below 4100

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Jensen Huang hit by sudden controversy! Nvidia falls 2.2% after hours—is the AI chip leader in trouble this time?

Nvidia has recently been at the center of global tech news, but this time not because it launched a new chip. Instead, CEO Jensen Huang has become embroiled in controversy related to personal relationships and potential foreign intelligence activities, and the company's board has announced an independent investigation. After the news broke, Nvidia shares fell as much as about 2.2% after hours. Investors may be too preoccupied with this to even look at graphics cards.
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Why Do Spot Prices and Contract Prices Trade at a Premium or Discount?

Sometimes, you may notice that the BTC spot price and perpetual contract price are not exactly the same.

When the contract price is higher than the spot price, it is generally called a premium; when the contract price is lower than the spot price, it is generally called a discount.

Why does this happen?

Some believe that a premium means the market is bullish, while a discount means the market is bearish.

But the reality is much more complex.

Price differences between spot and contracts not only reflect market sentimen

Why Does Higher Trading Frequency Make Profits Easier to Erode?

Some traders believe that constantly looking for opportunities can increase their chances of making a profit.

But in reality, every trade can incur new costs. The more trades you make, the more easily these costs accumulate.

Even a strategy that is fairly good at predicting market direction may ultimately fail to deliver the desired net returns if it trades too frequently.

I. Fees: Small Each Time, But They Can Add Up

Suppose the combined cost of buying and selling each time is 0.10% of the trade's notional value.

If the not

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The downtrend continues, and another short trade scores a win
After the sharp overnight sell-off, the market entered a weak recovery. It rebounded to around 76210, met precise resistance, and pulled back. The short was entered with the trend and closed successfully for profit at 74662, delivering a 398.62% return with 200x leverage.
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The broader downtrend channel has now opened up, and every rebound is an opportunity to enter a short at a higher level.
Stay focused on shorting with the trend, avoid blindly buying the dip, and simply follow the trend to steadily lock in pr

Almost there—draw the line precisely and see if it can make a run at 1890 on a rebound over the next 2 days, then just do it

How can you tell whether a trading strategy truly has a statistical edge rather than making money by chance?

In trading, one of the easiest mistakes to make is treating profits as evidence that a strategy works.

A run of profitable trades could mean the strategy has an edge, or it could simply mean it happened to encounter favorable market conditions.

So how can you tell the difference?

The key is not how much a few trades made, but whether the strategy has a repeatable positive expected return after costs under sufficiently reasonable testing conditions.

1. First, understand what a real

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Jensen Huang having an affair—what does that have to do with my account?🥲

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Jensen Huang must be insanely jealous of Musk. Musk openly sleeps around with a bunch of women, replaces them when he loses interest, and sows his seed everywhere, privately messaging all kinds of beautiful women he fancies, and nobody says a thing.
Old Huang only dares to fool around in secret, and when he gets caught, people drag him out and pile on.