Yesterday $XAUUSD
First evening trade
The 3897 long position was adjusted to 3895 and reached a high of 3905.88.
It was just 50 points—or a $5 move—away from triggering the win condition, but unfortunately, the price reversed and triggered the SL.
Second evening trade
Notification: Continue going long at the market price of 3893, with the SL still at 80. At the time, the price had already fallen into the drawdown zone, around 3889.
Ultimately, the 1R win condition was met.
3997 long position

Nov 14: BTC downtrend continues; short the rebound
[Today's Strategy]
Entry timing: Wait for the price to rebound to the 67500–68500 range
Stop loss: 69000
Tiered take-profit levels:
First tier: 66000–65000
Second tier: 64500–63500
[Key Takeaways]
U.S. stocks closed mixed on Friday (11/13): the Dow rose 0.10% to close at 52347.55, the S&P 500 fell 0.40% to close at 7561.67, and the Nasdaq fell 0.91% to close at 25136.27. Tech stocks remained under pressure. Nvidia opened more than 2% higher before plunging, and the Nasdaq led the declines. The tech sell-off is not over, and risk appetite remai

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First, look at the short 1-to-2-hour window: spot and futures are both flashing green. $BTC futures saw net inflows of over 60 million, and $ETH spot saw inflows of over 90 million. At first glance, you might think the bull market is back and the dip buyers have stormed in, right? Don’t get excit

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Everyone Has Opinions About What Happens Next.
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