A review of yesterday’s trading plan and overnight subscription livestream.

Before the overnight livestream, I specifically posted an update in the afternoon, telling everyone to hold the short positions I led everyone to enter during the day.
There were surprises at night!! I wonder how many people held them? We profited in both directions yesterday.
First, for gold, in the afternoon I told everyone to place a short order at 4610, with a 20-point take-profit, perfectly capturing the subscription level. The rebound entry at 4572 took off.
During the overnight subscription livestream, we placed short orders around 4625 and 4630, triggering a direct plunge. After it came down, I kept telling everyone to blindly open longs at 4550, 4540, and the extreme level of 4530. After it took off, I did not dare to continue entering shorts, so I continued taking longs around 4550. After it came down, the final bottom-fishing attempt at 2526 failed. Then I told everyone to place long orders at 4467, and it took off again. Everything went very smoothly. Those who followed the rhythm enjoyed the profits.
For Bitcoin, the subscription long at 78700 rose 1200 points. The bottom-fishing entry around 76800 also worked, bringing another 1300 points.
The subscription ETH short at 2510 came down 15 points. During the overnight subscription livestream, I also told everyone to place a short order at 2522, triggering a direct plunge. The subscription long around 2465 took off. During the move, one long entered overnight hit a 10-point stop-loss, and one closed at breakeven. Finally, the subscription long at 2407 took off directly! The 40-point take-profit was triggered automatically.
Those who followed closely all enjoyed the profits.
The morning market short on Sol around 110 took off after being held through the drop. I wonder how many people held it. The overnight subscription long at 102.9 rose 2 points.
It was decent as well.
For the U.S. stock SanDisk, after the market opened overnight yesterday, it made a downward wick, and I told everyone to open longs on the spot. I also kept telling everyone to enter longs around 40. It took off directly. Then the subscription short entered at 1477 was laid out; those who did not exit after it fell 10 points got punished. The next short around 1491 came down 20 points. Then I had everyone take longs around 1480 and 1472. Finally, I gave a short at 1512, with basically zero stop-losses.
Those who followed the rhythm during yesterday’s major moves doubled their accounts. It is fine if some people could not keep up, but I noticed that a few people were holding losing positions instead of following discipline. Every trade comes with a stop-loss; just take the positions at the levels I give. I make every trade I enter public each day. Look for yourself—the stop-losses were only on a few trades and were very small. The winning trades brought big profits. I really cannot understand why anyone would hold a losing position. It is not as if you do not know where to enter. If the entry is wrong, exit and wait for my next level.
Oh right, the overnight subscription ETH long at 2417 yesterday also brought huge profits.