Seeing others losing money reminded me that my own order is still open. Scrolling through the comments, everyone has their own misery. Some say selling early always profits, others say they lost big.
$INTW, this thing, I lost a bit more than 1% right after entering—not much, but it’s definitely unpleasant to be in the red immediately. I checked the announcement; this contract was just launched in July. Big platforms like Binance and Huobi have it, with up to 20x leverage. Essentially, it’s the GraniteShares 2x long Intel ETF, not a stock itself but a leveraged derivative that tracks Intel’s price exactly. If Intel doesn’t perform, this won’t hold up either.
Someone in the group shared a screenshot: a person trading SNDK closed both short and long positions, ending up break-even. Looking back, they probably could have made more, but that’s how trading goes—what’s done is done. Another person was even worse off—went long and didn’t watch the market, woke up to a crash so bad it felt like the sky fell, dropping to rock bottom, asking if it could rebound so they could break even.
$INTW, this thing, I lost a bit more than 1% right after entering—not much, but it’s definitely unpleasant to be in the red immediately. I checked the announcement; this contract was just launched in July. Big platforms like Binance and Huobi have it, with up to 20x leverage. Essentially, it’s the GraniteShares 2x long Intel ETF, not a stock itself but a leveraged derivative that tracks Intel’s price exactly. If Intel doesn’t perform, this won’t hold up either.
Someone in the group shared a screenshot: a person trading SNDK closed both short and long positions, ending up break-even. Looking back, they probably could have made more, but that’s how trading goes—what’s done is done. Another person was even worse off—went long and didn’t watch the market, woke up to a crash so bad it felt like the sky fell, dropping to rock bottom, asking if it could rebound so they could break even.