Let’s talk about trading again: $BANK and $DEXE
The previous discussion was about whether a bank is a good shorting target.
The conclusion is that most of the OI belongs to the main players themselves, so their share control isn’t that high.
You need to meet these conditions:
Trading volume (not sustained)
3800w transfer (not transferred)
Basis (closing the contract long positions)
That’s why the opportunity for initiating a chase-short, along with the stop-loss strategy—since I didn’t dare to eat big—was also told to the group friends who went long when it came time to close. It was essentially selling to them at half price, and he was happy too.
If you close your position yourself, and the share structure doesn’t change, it will repeat again and again.
After that, the group discussed dexe.
I didn’t choose to do dexe anyway—it meant making a lot less money.
This dexe “shell” has been talked about for a long time. Even the market makers all know who it is.
When aggregating the data, the group friends calculated it as a 3-dollar cost; I calculated 4 dollars.
So if we put it this way, the group friends forgot within two days. If you don’t aggregate the information and then wait for late entries, it’s meaningless.
dexe’s style is one-click sell, with no bank-like repeatability.
With cost calculations plus basis chase-short—or even if, because it’s all your own OI and the share structure hasn’t changed, you compare it to the main players’ share structure—following the main players’ trades is still comparatively safer.
This kind of “feeling the short” for a 10x can be profitable, but you have to keep controlling the position and monitoring it continuously.
As for the fee issue: at the beginning it wasn’t that high. Averaging out, it was 1 point, and at the start it wasn’t even 1h.
Some group friends have already done this. Even though the profit isn’t that much, they also took on the odds, so it counts as a little something.
As for the friends who entered late and went into Micron, they didn’t look at the logic and also forgot that I had another 200k in Micron.
That’s about it. A lot of things you try to advise are useless—once things blow up, it’s still a loop. Awakening just depends on fate.
The previous discussion was about whether a bank is a good shorting target.
The conclusion is that most of the OI belongs to the main players themselves, so their share control isn’t that high.
You need to meet these conditions:
Trading volume (not sustained)
3800w transfer (not transferred)
Basis (closing the contract long positions)
That’s why the opportunity for initiating a chase-short, along with the stop-loss strategy—since I didn’t dare to eat big—was also told to the group friends who went long when it came time to close. It was essentially selling to them at half price, and he was happy too.
If you close your position yourself, and the share structure doesn’t change, it will repeat again and again.
After that, the group discussed dexe.
I didn’t choose to do dexe anyway—it meant making a lot less money.
This dexe “shell” has been talked about for a long time. Even the market makers all know who it is.
When aggregating the data, the group friends calculated it as a 3-dollar cost; I calculated 4 dollars.
So if we put it this way, the group friends forgot within two days. If you don’t aggregate the information and then wait for late entries, it’s meaningless.
dexe’s style is one-click sell, with no bank-like repeatability.
With cost calculations plus basis chase-short—or even if, because it’s all your own OI and the share structure hasn’t changed, you compare it to the main players’ share structure—following the main players’ trades is still comparatively safer.
This kind of “feeling the short” for a 10x can be profitable, but you have to keep controlling the position and monitoring it continuously.
As for the fee issue: at the beginning it wasn’t that high. Averaging out, it was 1 point, and at the start it wasn’t even 1h.
Some group friends have already done this. Even though the profit isn’t that much, they also took on the odds, so it counts as a little something.
As for the friends who entered late and went into Micron, they didn’t look at the logic and also forgot that I had another 200k in Micron.
That’s about it. A lot of things you try to advise are useless—once things blow up, it’s still a loop. Awakening just depends on fate.