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The way I see it, Bitcoin and Ethereum are both down around 1% and 3% today. Dogecoin probably needs to drop around 5–6% for that to make sense. $DOGE , target 0.064, I guess~

With sentiment like this, A-shares will probably crash tomorrow—just you wait and see.

Lucky to be in the same trade—one order worth 5 million… Awesome…$ETH

The idea was right $ETH this wave should reach around 2000~2200, but next week there is a high probability of a rebound, so I reduced the position by half here

The analysis was completely right—even the levels lined up—so why can't I hold onto the position? ETH should probably get back to around 2300 sometime today or tomorrow; options expire tomorrow around 2340. $ETH

The volatility on election day is just crazy... Ah, I got back in again. I was up over 5,000, but that move felt a bit too strong, so I closed out. Then I reopened and locked in some profit.

I opened another position. The previous one got stopped out at breakeven. I checked the price level and recent news tonight, and it’s most likely that funds are flowing out of $ETH.

Let's start at 2200, shall we? What do you guys think? It's really hard to play this year $ETH

I've held it for half a month and got stuck near the peak at 105, to the point where I'm questioning my whole technical trading system… In between, I made three swing trades, targeting around 98.68–95.8.

Let’s watch 78,000 for now. It’ll probably fluctuate back and forth. Since it couldn’t break past 83,500 last night, it’ll most likely keep heading south. Let’s wait for the U.S. market to open on Monday.

This SOXL move has already gone from 100 to 160. Logically, since SOXX has strong resistance around 570, the expected pullback should be around 5%–10%, which corresponds to OXS (SOXS) having about 15%–30% upside potential $SOXS

For shorting the Nasdaq, I think using SQQ is still more appropriate for the short—this way you don’t have to worry too much about margin. Also, in October, November, and December, the year-end performance reviews of big fund managers and various investment companies are basically always set up to make the results look good. Market liquidity will likely pull back, which leads to a drop! Think of it as the four seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter—in the financial industry. Plan ahead for the rhythm of this fourth quarter! $SQQQ

How big a position to take, going long on the BTC and shorting the Nasdaq in the short term. This encryption wave has already started with the Nasdaq starting to drop; so it’s estimated that BTC will reach a strong support at 7.5–7.8. The Nasdaq mean reversion pullback is certain—it’s expected to pull back once to around 29,000. So taking a big BTC position as a hedge should be correct. After the New Year, it’s still expected to be bullish, around 110,000. $BTC

From the perspective of the position, it’s bearish on crude oil. And last night’s news flow, in terms of logic, suggested seeing levels around 88 to 84, which is where support is. But I’m not sure why this rebound has startled me a bit 😦#CL

Chase the second support? This position shouldn’t be coming back. Since it’s a pullback and the MA/averages are not as strong, it’s better to bet on the downside rather than engage in a long setup. Take the stop-loss on the upside at 2720. $ETH

Recently SOL is really strong. Since the overall market is dropping, SOL should also catch up and start pulling back to 115吧#solana

Broadcom’s trend has been building a bottom. It’s expected that after the market pulls back in mid-October or early November, capital will start flowing in. The range is around 388–420. You can also buy in batches at 360–330. $AVGO

In terms of Google and Broadcom’s trend, it looks like they’re forming a base, but the pace is too slow. I expect it will hit a new high in mid-October. For the long term, I like setting up a position in this stock. 400$GOOGL

Above looks around 1645, but it never broke through—it's annoying. Hey 😑 $ZEC , logically there should still be a Wave D around 1718 that hasn’t played out yet, so we’ll see when Big Pie (BTC) finally pushes this move to 8.8. Will it first pull back a bit to around 7.8, or does it go up first? It all depends on Big Pie.

SanDisk saw 1738~1688, right? Logically, it means the more it rises, the more bearish it looks. $SNDK