VVV has totally gone berserk this round—new highs are being set all the way, and on September 9 the 24-hour gain briefly pushed above 50%. At 22:29, this order opened at 25.555, a position with more than 24x leverage. It was closed at 25.781, with a return rate of +19.16%.
The bet was: “After a new high breaks, there’s inertia.” For a stock that’s been churning out ATHs all day, when sentiment is hottest, you follow the momentum—no need to overthink whether it’s the left side or the right side. You’re chasing this momentum.
Now VVV’s intraday range has already stretched to nearly 40% (rising from the high teens to around 29). The volatility is outrageous. In this kind of extreme market, you can make money fast—and lose money fast too. The few hours you chase high could be a roller coaster. Position sizing must be controlled; don’t treat a new high as a foolproof “sure win” signal.
This trade was really just catching a short ride when the market was at its craziest. Whether it can keep running this strong isn’t something we can be sure about—but taking profits when you should is always better than getting stuck. Later I’ll also share the real positions; if you want to see, you can wait for it.
$VVV
The bet was: “After a new high breaks, there’s inertia.” For a stock that’s been churning out ATHs all day, when sentiment is hottest, you follow the momentum—no need to overthink whether it’s the left side or the right side. You’re chasing this momentum.
Now VVV’s intraday range has already stretched to nearly 40% (rising from the high teens to around 29). The volatility is outrageous. In this kind of extreme market, you can make money fast—and lose money fast too. The few hours you chase high could be a roller coaster. Position sizing must be controlled; don’t treat a new high as a foolproof “sure win” signal.
This trade was really just catching a short ride when the market was at its craziest. Whether it can keep running this strong isn’t something we can be sure about—but taking profits when you should is always better than getting stuck. Later I’ll also share the real positions; if you want to see, you can wait for it.
$VVV
