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$XAU Listen up... Open a large short position now and follow James to make big money. Entry price: 3990-4040, short $XAU 👇$XAU I still don't understand why everyone is rushing back into precious metals. After such a parabolic rally, these breakdown moves need time to fully play out. That kind of price action can't be erased overnight. Price is currently at support, so a short-term bounce wouldn't be surprising either. Maybe it'll look like the blue curve? Let's see how price reacts before deciding whether to take overly aggressive action here.
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$IDOL A coin that more than doubled in a day—jumping in now is just handing a red envelope of profits to those who got in early. Yesterday’s low was 0.0103; now it’s at 0.0160, up nearly 23%, with a trading value of 310 million. What does that volume tell us? It means turnover is intense: some people are selling like crazy while others are buying like crazy. My strategy is simple: don’t chase the rally; wait for a pullback. The 0.013–0.014 range is the support zone after yesterday’s breakout. Place limit orders there, keep your position below 5% of your total capital, and set a stop-loss at 0.
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Amazon fell 7% after hours
The day before, Alphabet fell 13%
Two earnings reports, identical after-hours reactions
Hammered
Same conclusion: AI costs too much
But as I read the earnings reports, I kept my eye on another line
This quarter, Meta and OpenAI signed contracts with AWS
The companies signing contracts are leaders building AI
They’re all increasing their bets on AWS
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The stock market is saying one thing: AI infrastructure costs too much, cash flow is weak, and valuations can’t hold up
The companies building AI are saying something else: I need more compute, the contracts are signed,
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Why does it always seem easy to buy at the right time in hindsight, but different in live trading?
When you look at a chart of a move that has already played out, the highs and lows are clear. It’s easy to think: just buy here and sell there, right?
But when I review a trade, I first cover up the price action on the right that hasn’t happened yet, then ask myself: seeing only this much, would I really make the same decision?
For example, if the rules require a signal to be confirmed after a candlestick closes, I can’t use its final closing information in hindsight while also assuming I got fil
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No transfer—how did the token balance change?
When checking on-chain assets, if the balance has changed but I can't find a corresponding incoming transfer, I first look at the token's balance mechanism.
Some tokens reflect changes by recalculating balances. For example, stETH balances update as the protocol does, reflecting relevant staking rewards or penalties without requiring a regular transfer to each holder.
This means that tracking balance changes by filtering only transfer records may miss these changes. Conversely, not every balance change without a transfer should be explained as a no
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[Black swan? Where’s the support? Recharge your faith!]
Objective chart: The 75K area is strong support. 79.4K is current resistance.
Subjectively: Although I’ve been bearish for over a month and keep saying BTC could still drop to 60K in the bigger cycle, the 75K–76K range is objectively a major support zone. I don’t think it can break straight through.
Everyone’s scrolling through the news today, and it’s all bearish. Some are calling for 70K, others 60K. But do you remember yourself, back when BTC was above 80K, saying you’d enter if it came back to 78K?
Don’t panic! Respect the objective c
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First, the conclusion: Don’t trade the bounce. Just wait for a move up to short.
Objective market structure
Chart 1. The daily chart has confirmed the breakdown. It’s the 812 zone, not an exact price! See the chart for details!! The turning point where the bearish structure ends is around 8.4.
Chart 2. 4-hour timeframe. There was a bounce around 7.9. Resistance above is at 8.1/8.21. A break below around 792 would still leave a vacuum zone.
Subjective view:
With a daily breakdown like this, unless a huge-volume candle reclaims the level, the view that this is not a bull-market reversal—which I’ve held for over a month—continues to apply. Price could head lower to 7.6 to retest support. The daily MACD is also now below the zero line, so continuing to short the bounce makes sense.
4-hour timeframe. The short-entry levels 1/2/3 shared over the past two weeks kicked off this decline after the sweep at 2. Last Friday’s break below 8.15 ended the 1-hour bullish structure and extended the 4-hour bearish structure. Although there was a bounce around 7.9, futures data suggest it was more likely shorts reducing positions than longs entering. Also, during the rebound from the decline that started at 8.7, the Fibonacci 0.618 level worked multiple times. The current 0.618 level is around 83.
Trading recommendations:
Considering the different timeframes above, go with the trend. I don’t recommend trading any bounce.
Short at 827-83; this is the optimal entry zone. Stop-loss at 8.4.
If the market continues to bounce on low volume today or tomorrow, you can also short near 815. That’s just around 8.3.
Of course, you can scale in at 815 and 83, with a stop-loss at 84. Just trade according to your own timeframe. Always use a stop-loss.
Streaming tonight~ Though I probably won’t get home until after 10. Come chat about the market then!~
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Little God of Wealth buys the dip one last time
Guys, the market has decisively broken out of its prolonged tug-of-war between bulls and bears. BTC fell below the psychological $80,000 level, dipping as low as around 77,000, with short-term selling pressure exceeding expectations. On one side, the overnight Bn hack continues to send shockwaves through the market, spreading fears over custodial security; on the other, the Fed’s 10:2 split vote has revived expectations of a rate hike in December. Treasury yields are rising and the Nasdaq is weakening in t
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Why does one token swap go through several pools?
When checking on-chain swap records, sometimes you're only swapping one token for another, yet the route includes several pools and even intermediate tokens.
I first check the route details instead of assuming I made several extra trades. Some swap tools look for intermediate routes or split orders across different pools to get a better execution result.
But a longer route isn't automatically a better deal. Each additional step may add costs, which need to be weighed against any price improvement.
For example, suppose one route gets you $2 more
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Countdown to the US midterm elections! Policy, the dollar, and US stocks are in play. Which asset cl
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$BTC It's happening again—this feeling is all too familiar!
That’s how the 2022 liquidation wave started: back then, we thought the macro situation couldn’t get any worse and there couldn’t possibly be a bigger disaster, then FTX blew up.
This time is the same. We thought we could finally catch our breath once the election results were in, but then another huge story broke! (The above is solely my personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Please assess market risks rationally.)
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SOL 117.23 short position: current price 98.14, unrealized profit 19.09 🔥
⚠️ Breakdown accelerates: Current price 98.14 has fallen below the initial level to watch at 98.62 (and the next level at 102.40). A large bearish candle plunged to 92.34, followed by a weak rebound, shifting the bearish structure into an acceleration phase; a sharp 2.08% drop in a single day calls for caution over an oversold rebound.
Market action: SOL has been ranging lower on the 4-hour chart from around 105.01. Near 12:00, a high-volume bearish candle triggered a selloff, touching 92.34 (the 24-hour l
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$SNDK
I think this setup now looks more like a double top. and it could be triggered today
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Weak. $SOXLB is currently at 85.82, with both the hourly and four-hour trends weak. RSI has entered oversold territory, but hourly trading volume has shrunk to a tiny fraction of its usual level. Oversold only indicates that the price is falling quickly; it doesn’t mean the price is cheap, much less that anyone is really defending the 83.54 support level.
If the price repeatedly tests 83.54 without any increase in trading volume, can this oversold reading still be treated as confirmation of a bottom?
My view: demand for a rebound may increase, but until the structure stops weakening, oversold
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Good comments from the AI group 😌
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A-shares finished pumping, and I got fooled again
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The good news is that October can't possibly fall any further
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Which Comes First When One Candlestick Hits Both Take-Profit and Stop-Loss?
When reviewing a futures trade, there’s one situation I mark separately: the same candlestick’s high and low both crossed the take-profit and stop-loss levels.
Suppose I’m holding a long position entered at 100, with a stop-loss at 95 and a take-profit at 105. The candlestick reaches a high of 108 and a low of 92. Those numbers alone aren’t enough to tell which level was triggered first.
A move up followed by a move down could produce a completely different outcome for the position than a move down followed by a move u
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