AiPeter

No trades today—just clock in.
After more than 20 days of continuous, high-intensity monitoring, my body really can’t take it anymore.
Over these nearly four weeks, bringing many brothers and sisters along, we managed to take in some big meat together. Seeing everyone make money feels more rewarding than my own profits.
In the next few days, I’ll rest first, and I also suggest everyone stay in cash for a few days.
Every day in the market there are opportunities—no need to burn yourself out on every stretch of market.
In financial markets, discipline and execution ability always come first.
When my condition is back, we’ll fight again.

Trading Log｜July 9, 2026
Yesterday’s market action once again proved the importance of discipline.
Into the close, as expected, a major pullback arrived. The short positions laid out early were filled smoothly, and friends in the livestream also all reaped solid profits.
During the trade, the one from Hailixi—due to intraday volatility—got shaken out from the “train.” The market will never run according to anyone’s emotions. Fortunately, the logic hadn’t changed. We found the right level again and re-entered, taking back the profit that belonged to us.
Last night, I also kept reminding everyone to try to exit before 8:00 a.m. Beijing time, to avoid the final wave of concentrated selling pressure. In the end, the pullback came as expected.
Looking back, everything felt like it was written in a script.
But what’s truly like a script isn’t the market—it’s the result of strictly executing the trading plan, again and again.
There is no magic in trading—only a plan, patience, and discipline.
Direction may deviate, and timing can be adjusted, but discipline can’t be discounted.
Keep making trades you’re confident in, keep controlling position size, and keep executing the plan.
Time will eventually reward everyone who respects the market.

Trading Journal | Yesterday’s Recap
Yesterday’s biggest gain wasn’t the profit—it was again confirming that our direction 판단 was right.
Overall, our approach was sound, and the market ultimately moved as expected. But looking back, the entry timing wasn’t perfect, and there’s still room to keep improving.
During the trading process, I was also affected by the emotions of some heavily committed followers, which caused a few fluctuations in the pace. The market won’t change direction because of anyone’s feelings. What truly needs to be managed is always your own inner state.
Fortunately, we didn’t deviate from the trading plan. In the end, the market still played out according to expectations—smoothly closing the trade—and the profit also came in on schedule.
Every time you’re profitable, you should see what’s lacking. Every recap should make your next execution closer to perfect.
Direction determines profit, execution determines your ceiling, and emotions determine how far you can go.

Trading Log | Today's Plan
Today's overall sentiment remains bearish.
From the current macro environment and market sentiment, the US stock market still has a need for a pullback.
If the US stock market continues to weaken, it will likely exert correlation pressure on the crypto market, and a short-term follow-up pullback cannot be ruled out.
This type of market tests patience more than speed.
Without certainty, observe more and act less; with certainty, execute decisively.
Trading is not about making money every day, but about seizing the wave that belongs to you when the opportunity comes.
Today, continue to maintain a light position, patiently wait for signals, do not guess the top, do not bottom-fish, only follow the trend.
The market will always give opportunities, provided you are still in the market.

Today we are still going both ways!
There is no bull or bear market, only volatility!