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That blond dumbass is out calling trades again::: What a night of demons running wild! It’s bound to be a rough one!

Dear copy-trading friends, if you want to win, don't be afraid of losing. Doing things you've never done is called growth; doing things you don't want to do is called change; doing things you don't dare to do is called breakthrough. Only by persevering in ways others cannot can you gain what others cannot. Though the road is long, you will arrive if you keep moving; though the task is difficult, it can be accomplished if you do it. Here is my advice to all copy traders: understand the trading logic and trading system of the lead trader. Many people have been liquidated recently, so be careful

Micron is really damn annoying. I forgot to adjust the 950 auto-take-profit order I set a couple of days ago. I messed up.

The storage trio’s SanDisk short squeeze is nearing its end. There’s one final spike left—let’s see who can hold on. Extremes reverse!

How many short sellers is this SanDisk momentum going to wipe out? 😦😦😦😦

Dear copy-trading friends,
I’ve recently noticed large amounts of capital following my trades. First, thank you for your recognition and trust in placing your funds with me. Keeping your funds safe is also my responsibility.
However, I’d like to make this clear: Bage does not pursue excessive profits or high returns when trading. My priority is to protect your principal and achieve steady, consistent compounding. So please understand that I can’t provide short-term gains or high returns. I can only protect your principal while generating long-term profits!
I wish all my copy-trading friends ta

The market has been so slow lately! I don’t even feel like opening any trades!

Happy weekend, fellow copy traders. With no market action, a reflection: Avoid heaven’s will, evade cause and effect; all manner of shackles bind the true self. Follow heaven’s will, and let cause and effect unfold. Only today do I know that I am me. Once awakened to the Way and seeing my true self, why fear the old shackles of the past? The world’s shackles are but a dream—formless, intangible, and without a self. The poor calculate fate; the rich burn incense, confusedly asking about yin and yang. If we simply do our duty, why ask ghosts and gods for the right remedy? Of ten who burn incense

Copy-trading friends, Bage’s fan group is now open. Those following the trades can join the group for discussion. From now on, please discuss trade-related questions in the group. Entry points will be shared at irregular intervals every day, along with trend analysis!

Thanks for the official recommendation—much appreciated!

Major U.S. nonfarm payrolls data will be released tonight. Trade cautiously!

My copy-trading buddies, I’m back from my trip—buckle up and get ready for me to take you to the moon: Rather than being illuminated by others, be your own sun and shine your own light. You already carry your own radiance, so why fear a long and difficult road? May there be a path beneath your feet, light in your eyes, and dreams in your heart. Fear neither wind nor frost; cut through every obstacle and bloom in glory. There is no need to dwell on the present or worry about the future. No experience in life is useless. Working hard is not about achieving success in one stroke, but about having

Copy-trading followers, you’ve finally kept up with me this time—did everyone make some profits? When following trades, keep your mindset in check. Once you’ve bought, leave the rest to market conditions and my trading strategy. You can take profit at any time, but it’s best not to set stop-losses yourselves, because your stop-losses are ineffective and will only eat into your principal. Around 8:00 today, I’ll take profit and close all my open positions. At that time, adjust your funds yourselves and withdraw the profit portion; those with too little principal can also reinvest their profits.

Everyone following my trades has been performing relatively steadily today. Some trades are stuck without stop-losses, but no one has run away. Having trades get stuck is normal, so keep a good mindset. Since you chose to follow my trades, you should trust the trader. I’ve been traveling recently and haven’t had much time to watch the market, but rest assured, I’ll manage the positions properly and protect everyone’s principal. How much profit we make will depend on the market conditions!

Hey follow-trading partners, we won’t be opening new orders frequently over the past week. We mainly do mid- to long-term positions. For now, I’m taking my family out to walk around, sightseeing, and just having fun!

Dear copy-trading partners, please read carefully again: I need to reiterate—copy-traders must not, must not change the copy-trading settings on their own, and must not change the leverage.
Yesterday, the “three storage giants” (SanDisk–Micron–SK hynix) got violently pumped. This morning, the Korean stock market opened higher and climbed to 16%. If some copy-traders privately changed the leverage and got liquidated, would you? My account’s funds haven’t changed until now. I’m watching you get liquidated.
Also, for those who got stuck and then stopped out themselves—don’t follow my trades anymo

Guys, Shandi perfectly failed to sell it properly—it's completely different from their own way of doing things when it comes to guided orders, and I don’t dare to hold the position for too long! 😄

Bage specifically states the following: Traders following the trades, read carefully: 1、Trading style: Medium-to-long-term entry logic, build positions in batches, diversify allocation. Risk per single trade is controlled to 1%-5% of total funds. Refuse to use all-in positions! 2、Trading philosophy: Move forward with clearing positions, compound slowly. Don’t aim for a get-rich-quick windfall with a single trade—only seek daily profits. Long-term profitability does not rely on a high win rate (even 30%-40% win rate is acceptable). The key is that the profit on winning trades is far greater tha

Last time I already posted about this: if you’re copying trades, don’t change leverage casually. My position drawdown hasn’t even reached 8%, but look at yours—you’ve already got 70% in your position. If you do this, it’s very easy to get liquidated.
My trading logic is: I only consider a stop-loss when the drawdown hits 30% and the rebound can’t go back up. With the leverage you set—if a 15% drawdown happens, you’ll get liquidated. You’re probably feeling great because you made money by adjusting the leverage, and you may have flipped your account in a week by copying my trades. But you still