Bitcoin's recent price action has been so brutal, it's hard to know what to say! 🤣

Just a few days ago, it was battling the 50-week moving average. Now it's fallen below that line too, with BTC around $74,900. It's fallen all the way from $87k, and each rebound has grown weaker as one support level after another has given way.

Looking lower, the 200-day moving average is at $73,154, while the lower edge of the weekly bull-bear support band is at $73,572. The two levels are almost right on top of each other. Looks like the area around $73k is about to see another tough battle! Honestly, this

YaoYao | 11.9 ETH Outlook
Entry: Around 2148-2155
Zone: 2120 - 2125
Upside levels: First resistance at 2155; if the price holds above and breaks through, watch 2170
Retest target: 2120-2125

After reaching a high of 2236.35, a high-volume long bearish candle triggered a sharp plunge, taking the price straight down to a low of 2051.90. This was a breakdown led by the bears. The current rally is merely an oversold rebound and corrective wave after the steep drop, not a reversal into an uptrend. In a downtrend, rebounds generally give the bears a second chance to enter.

This rebound peaked near

Why isn’t a trading strategy with a higher win rate necessarily more profitable than one with a lower win rate?

Many traders have an intuition: the higher the win rate, the stronger the trading ability, and the more money they should make.

But in real trading, this assumption often proves wrong.

Some strategies win seven out of ten trades, yet the account keeps shrinking; others win only three or four out of ten, but may perform better over the long term.

Why?

Because long-term trading performance depends not only on the win rate, but also on average profits, average losses, trading costs

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Why Can a Strategy Perform Well in Backtests but Keep Losing in Live Trading?

A trading strategy can perform exceptionally well on historical data, with a high win rate, a beautiful equity curve, and a small maximum drawdown.

But once deployed in a real market, the results can be completely different: execution prices are less favorable, trading costs keep rising, returns gradually shrink, and losses may even persist.

So where does the problem lie?

Often, it’s not that backtesting has no value, but that we treat backtest results as a guarantee of live performance.

I. Backtests Test Histor

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$SPCXB Current price 137.48, the upper Bollinger Band at 136.98 has been breached. MA5 (135.982) and MA20 (135.416) are in a bullish alignment, providing support. Key short-term support is at 135.4, with resistance around 138.5.

Looking at sentiment and correlations, the Fear & Greed Index is only 29, still in the fear zone, indicating the broader market has not entered an exuberant phase. BTC's influence is more structural than broadly market-wide. In this environment, capital tends to flow toward assets whose technical patterns have already turned stronger, and $SPCXB is one of them: MA5

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How can you tell whether a trading strategy has a genuine statistical edge rather than making money by luck?

One of the easiest mistakes to make in trading is to treat making money as proof that a strategy works.

A string of profitable trades could mean the strategy has an edge, or it could simply mean it happened to encounter market conditions that suited it.

So how can you tell the difference?

The key is not to look at how much a few trades made, but to determine whether, under sufficiently reasonable testing conditions, the strategy has a repeatable positive expectancy that remains afte

On November 2, Yushu said there would be one more C-wave rally. Today, November 9, the C-wave rally arrived, up 9% and very close to the upside target of 109.75 (it actually reached 109.5). The prediction was correct. What happens next? I share my view in image two. ​​​​$UNITREE ‌

This VC made 1,300x in a few years!
Five years ago, Israeli venture capital firm Cyberstarts invested in the seed round of a fledgling company called Cyera, when the entire company was valued at just $15 million.
Now Cyera has raised another $800 million at a $20 billion valuation, more than 1,300x higher.
Cyera works in data security. It helps companies find out where sensitive data is scattered across clouds and systems, who can access it, and then close those gaps.
Even more remarkably, Cyberstarts invested more money in this round itself.
It usually only invests at the earliest stages and

Why Does the Price Move in Its Original Direction After You Get Stopped Out?

You go long BTC and set a stop-loss.

The price falls, triggering your stop-loss and closing your position.

But a few minutes later, the price starts rising again, even reaching your original target.

You might wonder: Was my stop-loss hunted? Is the market deliberately shaking retail traders out?

This can certainly be frustrating, but before drawing conclusions, it’s important to distinguish between several different causes.

A stop-loss being triggered doesn’t necessarily mean your trade thesis was wrong; a subse

11.9 XAUUSD Asia-Europe session outlook $XAUUSD

After the Japan and Korea markets opened, the Shanghai session took over and drove a sharp surge. The 15-minute chart is severely overbought; watch for resistance overhead and a pullback.

Support: 4075-4080 (1h, 4h), around 4030 (4h), 3966-3985 (1day)

Resistance: 4142-4150 (1h, 4h), 4190-4217 (4h), 4256-4280 (1day, 1week)

Why Might Repeatedly Adjusting Parameters Make a Trading Strategy More Fragile?

Many traders go through this process when optimizing a strategy:

The first backtest shows mediocre returns.

After adjusting the parameters, returns improve.

Further adjustments produce a higher win rate, smaller drawdowns, and an increasingly attractive equity curve.

So you feel that you have finally found a better strategy.

But when the strategy enters a new market environment, its performance quickly deteriorates.

The problem may not be that the parameters aren't precise enough, but rather: What exactly ha

BLG really has the script of destiny in hand

A blood-curdling cry: Anyone telling you to buy the dip now is either stupid or bad—not just bad, but downright evil. Who knows what level of the eighteenth-tier hell the bottom is at! Around Chinese New Year, after the Democratic Party takes the stage at the Two Sessions, Bitcoin will definitely be in the 40s. Remember, I’m not saying it’s possible—I’m saying it’s certain.......

$SNDK
This is honestly an insane run up for a stock in such a short period of time.
If you're into memory - come revisit this May of next year.
Good Luck.

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