The post-election rally was wiped out overnight. With nonfarm payrolls due again tonight, I’m keeping my position light and waiting for the data😮‍💨
Tech and semiconductors took the biggest hit. I’m not chasing shorts or rushing to buy the dip. I’ll wait for the data and see how rate expectations shift.
At times like this, staying on the sidelines is more reassuring than blindly guessing the direction.
#美股 #非农

Judge the chart pattern for yourself. Anyway, if it stays sideways there for a while, I’d suggest going long at a slightly lower level and setting a tight stop-loss; a move up is still possible

After yesterday’s plunge, many people are probably stuck in losing positions, unsure what to do!
They can’t bear to cut their losses, but holding on means continued pressure; even the slightest market fluctuation makes them panic.
Getting out of a losing position has never been about waiting blindly for a reversal. The key is to assess the current market and make an appropriate plan.
Stay calm and find the right rhythm, and you may have a chance to break free from this predicament. #美股史诗级抛售 $BTC ‌

11.6 Gold Afternoon Outlook: Gold surges then pulls back, falling 70 points in a row; can a rebound from the lows halt the decline and stabilize prices?

Spot gold rose early in the day before turning lower and continuing to weaken. After surging to an intraday high of 4106 in the morning, it came under pressure and pulled back. Bears gradually took control of the market, driving prices lower in choppy trading and through multiple support levels, including 4079. The price touched a low of 4035 before the decline slowed. It then moved in a narrow range at the lows and recovered slightly, with t

$ARIA Keep shorting with your eyes closed

📡 Signal Card | Reposted from AMAN channel
Time: 11-06 (just posted) Asset: $TAO Long entry: 265 Targets: 273 / 276 / 280 Stop loss: 250
Funny, I reposted AMAN’s $AVAX trade earlier today, and now there’s another one. They’re really quick on the trigger 😅
I’m only here to relay the signals. Whether to follow and how much to put in is up to you, babe. Don’t treat me like free insurance.
For personal records and sharing only; not investment advice. #The transition between the old and new U.S. Congress may affect U.S.-Iran relations

From the four-hour structure, this pullback broke through the short-term consolidation range with a large bearish candle with a full body, directly disrupting the previous short-term bullish uptrend. Profit-taking at higher levels and concentrated selling pressure completely reversed the short-term strength, and the broader market has officially entered a weak correction phase.

After a rapid, deep decline, slight buying support emerged at short-term lows, and prices have temporarily stabilized and moved sideways. However, the overall rebound is extremely weak, with a slow and feeble recovery;

#USNonfarmPayrolls

WORKED FOR 8S
US NONFARM PAYROLLS: THE JOBS NUMBER THAT CAN CHANGE THE ECONOMIC STORY

IS MORE JOB CREATION ALWAYS GOOD NEWS?

Many people believe that when the United States creates more jobs, the economy is automatically getting stronger. It sounds logical: more jobs mean more workers, more income and more spending. But economic data can tell a more complicated story.

Imagine a small business that hires 20 new employees in one month. At first, this looks like excellent news. However, if wages are rising too quickly, costs are increasing and the business is struggling to

A trade made $100—how much is left after all costs?

Long-form Chinese

In cryptocurrency trading, many people focus on one number first when reviewing a trade: how much did it make?

But a more important question is often overlooked:

Profit on paper is not the same as actual take-home gains.

Suppose you open a position, and when you close it, it shows a profit of $100. You might think it was a successful trade, but without calculating the full trading costs, you can’t accurately judge how much you actually made.

1. Fees: The easiest to calculate, and the easiest to underestimate

Suppose y

Major warning! Don’t miss tonight’s data showdown!

At 21:30, the US October nonfarm payrolls report drops!
As a key indicator influencing expectations for Fed rate cuts, this data will directly affect the price movements of BTC and ETH.

If the data comes in above expectations: The labor market is resilient, cooling rate-cut expectations and weighing on crypto;
If the data comes in below expectations: The labor market is weakening, and markets will bet on rate cuts, boosting crypto.

Volatility could surge during tonight’s nonfarm payrolls session, with uncertainty at a maximum. Be sure to st

$MSTR H&S confirmation ✅

$ROSE JUST BOUGHT HERE

Sixth trade, stopped out for a 7-point loss #美股史诗级抛售

$LYN Up 32.61% in 24 hours, but I advise you not to chase it now.
This isn't me being stubborn. Look at the data: the current price is 0.0250, and the 24-hour low was 0.0177, meaning anyone who bought at today's low is already up 41%. If you enter now, you're just helping those buyers cash out. The 53.3M in trading volume looks lively, but note that the 24-hour high of 0.0254 is right overhead—that's where it failed to hold after two attempts today, a classic short-term distribution zone.
My strategy is crystal clear, in just three points:
First, don't chase the rally. At 0.0250, there's only

📢 Signal repost—sis is just passing it along, not responsible for running off with your position.
KOL channel: Victorious Asset: $BTC Long entry: 82477.8 Target: 83099.5 Stop-loss: 82062
Funny enough, I reposted Victorious’s $BTC trade earlier today, and now here it is again—attendance is through the roof 👀
Whether to follow and how much to put in is up to you, babes. Sis won’t decide for you.
Personal trading record shared for reference only; this is not investment advice. #Nonfarm payrolls are due tonight—how is the market betting on a December rate hike after the sharp drop in US stocks

I took a look at SanDisk and noticed some signs it may have stopped falling, so I opened a small long position of one lot

$NBIS is now advertising and selling courses to try to pay their debt and fund operations