🚀11.9 Midday Market Outlook🚀

$ETH 思路：

If ETH breaks below 2166 on high volume, enter a right-side long; stop out if it reclaims the level.

If ETH breaks below 2125 on high volume, enter a right-side short and make sure to set a stop-loss.

If a retest of 2098 confirms that support is holding, add one lot to the long; stop out if ETH breaks below 2051.

If ETH holds above 2166 on the hourly timeframe, look for upside targets of 2245-2309.

Watch for a one-lot short at 2245; stop out if ETH breaks above 2309.

Left-side wick orders: long at 2035; stop out if ETH breaks below 2000.

Starting today, I’m officially a die-hard bull. I’ve been calling for shorts since 87,000, and now the target range of 75,000–70,000 has been reached. I’ve spent the past few days telling everyone to go all-in on spot, and that mission is complete too. BTC may still wick down, but it’s time to sit tight with spot. I got up at 6 a.m. to watch League of Legends. I don’t play anymore, but the nostalgia is still there. Every year around this time, I stay up late to watch. The LPL has been playing LSK for 16 whole years, and today they beat T1 for the first time—or, you could say, finally climbed o

Why might a trading strategy's returns come from only a handful of trades?

A strategy has high cumulative returns and a decent win rate.

But if removing its most profitable trades turns the entire strategy from profitable to unprofitable, would you still consider it to have a stable trading edge?

This question is more worth exploring than simply looking at the rate of return.

I. First, see where the returns actually come from

Suppose a strategy completes 100 trades and ends up with a net profit of $1,000.

On the surface, the strategy is profitable.

But a closer breakdown reveals:

* The

Can't fall any further? That doesn't mean it can rise! Those who just reached for the long button—are you sweating now?

Yesterday, ETH's public call: enter short around 2,250. It peaked at 2,245, landing perfectly near our sniping zone, then showed its true colors and plunged in a guillotine drop to 2,050.32! A massive 195-point move, smashing straight through the target!

What did we say yesterday?
“Chopping back and forth by 20 or 30 points, many people think it can't fall any further and must be at the bottom. But the 1-hour Bollinger Bands are narrowing, and the 4-hour chart is pinned bel

After a Crash, the 5 Mistakes Investors Are Most Likely to Make—Have You Fallen for Any?
After a sharp market downturn, what truly tests investors is often not their analytical ability, but their ability to make decisions in the face of panic. Many people have solid investment plans, but one bout of extreme volatility can lead them to do the exact opposite.
The following five mistakes are especially worth watching out for.
First, blindly buying the dip. Seeing BTC fall repeatedly, some assume the price is already cheap enough. But a steep drop does not mean the market has bottomed out. Rushing

330U Copy Trading Experiment | Day 33

I automatically copied the trades of a top trader!
Feel free to follow along (^v^)
Starting capital: 330U, return: 170.90%, current balance: 493.96U. (400U has been withdrawn during this period)

Just a quick update today:

I just took profit on a position in SK Hynix.
Currently holding no positions, waiting for Aoying’s next trade.
No positions, no worries—waiting for an opportunity.

Keep it up, brothers!
Believe in the power of belief! 🦅

Congratulations, BLG! At this moment, Faker is not just a professional player, but more like a god of League of Legends, watching his successor with satisfaction.

“Bitcoin’s Free Fall Is About to Begin! Storage Stocks Break Below Weekly Support, Bubble Bursts!”

The two downside targets for Bitcoin that I called as early as 10.26, 76,300 and 73,300, have both been reached. It’s still too early to buy the dip at current levels, because there has been no panic selling on the daily chart. Bottoming takes time; it won’t happen in just a few days.

Let’s look at today’s market. First, the weekly middle band target of 73,000 was flagged well in advance, and it has now been reached. There isn’t even a bottoming pattern on the 3-day chart, and the current 3-day

#美国10月CPI即将公布 #每周来晒 CPI Tomorrow Night: Does the Market Want “Cooling” or “Resilience” More? My Answer Is the Former

The U.S. October CPI will be released tomorrow night at 21:30 Beijing time.

First, let’s break down the question: Does the market want to see inflation cool, or the economy remain resilient?

My answer is clear: the market would rather see inflation cool.

The reason is simple: the key issue right now is “will the Fed hike rates again in December,” not “is the economy strong?” Last Friday’s nonfarm payrolls already proved the economy is resilient, with 165k jobs added and unem

#美国10月CPI即将公布 #WCTCS9 On the Eve of CPI: We’ll Know Tomorrow at 21:30—My Market Forecast and Three-Step Strategy

Tomorrow (Tuesday, November 10) at 21:30, U.S. October CPI will be released.

The market has already priced in about a 77% chance of a rate hike in December—once the data is out, that will either be confirmed or disproven. This post covers my forecast and what I plan to do.

【My Forecast: The Base Case Is “In Line With Expectations,” With Volatility at Either Extreme】

September CPI rose 0.6% month over month (the biggest increase in five months) and 3.7% year over year; core CPI r

$BTC In the short term, watch whether the 73500-74800 range forms a new consolidation zone and continue buying dips, but make sure to use a stop-loss. There isn't much room left to fall. If looking to short, wait for liquidity above 76000 to be taken before trying a short.
Continue placing long orders at 73500 in the short term, with a 1000-point stop-loss and a target near 76000.
Alternatively, wait for confirmation on the right side: if the daily chart breaks below 75000 and reclaims it, continue going long.
The bull-bear dividing line is at the 70k mark. Avoid shorting as much as possible

The slow bleed dragged on for two days, wearing down your resolve.

The weekend plan was laid out in advance: shorts above 76200 cashed out as the price plunged all morning, hitting a low of 73385 and banking over 2800 points.

The market doesn’t lie; it’s the people who always love buying the dip who get fooled. #BTC

$BTC #美国10月CPI即将公布

How can you build a trade review system that turns every loss into verifiable experience?

Many traders watch candlestick charts every day and record their entry and exit prices, but rarely carefully record why they entered in the first place, why they exited, or whether a loss came from a mistaken judgment, execution slippage, or trading costs.

If all you write down after every loss is “I’ll be more careful next time,” then even after trading for years, you may just be repeating the same mistakes.

A truly effective review is not about explaining why you lost, but about finding problems that

#USAIStocksHitHard The Silicon Crossroads: Dissecting Institutional Order Flows Amid Macro Uncertainty

The global technology sector enters the current trading week operating within a highly critical technical junction. Following a aggressive, macro-driven correction that heavily penalized high-multiplier growth stocks, a sharp wave of late-week short covering initiated an intense rebound across key semiconductor assets. However, aggregate weekly index performances remain deeply trapped in negative territory, highlighting a structural divergence between short-term derivatives positioning and l

Third trade, stopped out for a 6-point loss... Not doing too well today—two losses out of three trades...$XAUUSD #BTC闪崩插针

Why does it become increasingly difficult to break even after consecutive losses?

In the trading market, many people have experienced this process:

The account loses 10%, and you feel it is no big deal—you can just earn it back.

After a 20% loss, you start to feel anxious and want to increase your position size to break even faster.

After a 30% loss, you start trading frequently, trying to catch every rebound.

By the time your account has shrunk further, you realize you are already trapped in a cycle that is increasingly difficult to escape.

But the truly brutal part is this: losses and

Why Can a Small Adverse Price Move Cause Massive Losses When Using High Leverage?

In the cryptocurrency market, some traders use high leverage because they hope to control larger positions with less margin.

But they often overlook one key issue:

Leverage amplifies not only potential gains, but also the rate of losses relative to their own margin.

When the price moves against them, their margin can shrink rapidly. Once account equity is insufficient to meet the platform’s maintenance margin requirement, forced liquidation may be triggered.

I. How Exactly Does Leverage Amplify Risk?

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