The short-term bearish trend hasn’t changed.


We’re still riding it, unfortunately. The take-profit at 28 and the stop-loss at 40 were the maximum I could personally accept. Still, I got stopped out.
One pin wiped out all remaining room.
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TimeSeriesGuy
· 10h ago
The needle is indeed brutal—the bears still have to keep holding on.
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GasFuel
· 11h ago
This kind of market is basically a gamble—either you score big or you get stopped out. Before the downtrend is broken, it may be better to hold on with a lighter position, but everyone’s risk controls are different, so respect your own choice.
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ScreenCat
· 11h ago
Take profit at 28 and stop loss at 40—everything got sold off. The market shakeout is too vicious, but the overall trend hasn’t changed. Wait for a pullback before entering again.
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ForeclosureSpecialist
· 11h ago
So why is it always going up?
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ATopos
· 12h ago
Awesome, I’m full today so I can clock out early 😂
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YieldDistributor
· 12h ago
Bro, this trade is a bit of a pity—take-profit at 28 is too close, and the stop-loss at 40 is reasonable, but it got swept out by a wick. Still, the short side hasn’t changed; there may be opportunities ahead. Adjust your mindset—don’t doubt the direction.
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ForeclosureSpecialist
· 13h ago
When you pocket the profits, say it out loud.
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KeepALowProfileAndTakeAQuick
· 13h ago
Is there any news at 8:30 pm?
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KeepALowProfileAndTakeAQuick
· 13h ago
Luckily the needle went in.
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