Zec has already dropped almost enough here, and this trade is considered the end of the position. You can adjust the stop-loss based on your opening position. Even if you directly doubled down at the 473 indicator, there is currently a 5% profit. Since there is no longer a risk of loss, this trade is considered closed.


For take-profit levels, one is near the 415 support, and the other is below the 300 low. I will probably take profit around 420 and then focus on Shandi, because Shandi temporarily exceeded market expectations. Therefore, Zec plans to lock in profits early. Those who haven't exited Shandi can try holding Zec long-term until it reaches 300.
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I'm relieved after breaking below 470; brothers should all be in profit now.

The next trade is preparing to go with Sandisk.
The Nasdaq and S&P 500 are still delaying their orders, or if the positions are not good, just not trading at all. A few trades have been opened on the US stock side, mainly because even though I recognize that Nasdaq and S&P 500 will decline based on technical analysis, the profit speed for major indices is still too slow. This is because I am using 1x and 2x leverage, so the returns are inherently slow, and the fluctuations of major indices are indeed hard to predict.
Sandisk fell from 2160 to 1940, at least a 10% drop, while the major indices only moved about 2%. Moreover, I didn't enter at the highest point, so instead of allocating funds there, it’s better to come back and short ZEC.

Furthermore, the swap fee rate is also a major issue; sometimes the fee is even higher than the contract cost.
Yesterday, Sandisk seemed to have buy orders, so I closed the position. Today, it retraced above 2000. Depending on the follow-up situation, I might set an entry point for a trade. Before that, I’ll focus on eating the ZEC position well.
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