I got up again; it was time l了, I naturally woke up from 4–6 o'clock, and I entered with a position of 64,434.2.
Last night I ate dinner with the students and it was really enjoyable. I drank too much. They sent me back to the office. I checked the chart and saw it was going to drop, so I went short! But I didn’t screenshot the chart either. I told them, then I fell asleep. However, I’ve trained it into muscle memory—I must set a stop loss. This time I set take profit. I woke up a little after 1 o’clock and saw the take profit had been hit. I messaged Honghong right away and told him it hit take profit. But I don’t remember the trade action—I guess I drank too much and blacked out. Thank God, I didn’t lose; I still made money.
There was a previous trade too. I was asleep, and the dealer/champion stabbed the price and hit the loss. If I had seen it, I would have continued opening the position. But since I didn’t, it was a loss. Later, when it kept dropping, I missed the chance to catch it—so that’s how I ended up hard losing.
Next, I’ll keep sleeping.
Then around 4 o’clock or so, I woke up on my own. When I saw the price level, it looked suitable for going long. During dinner, I predicted that the US session would open and drop to around 640, then rebound up to around 652. My downside prediction was correct. It reached 641, but it didn’t climb to 652. It failed to break through 650. Six times it came to around 650. That kind of price action just can’t go up. Honghong also told me in the afternoon that it was a pressure level. I said it was because the European session had low trading volume, causing the drop. He said, Coach, you’re wrong. I said, you’re right. This time my prediction was wrong. I went short, and I exited myself—of course. But you can’t become certain in your judgment just because of this time. With ETH 2100 stabbing pins four times, it still dropped to above 1300. We just respond and follow the trading system. Don’t guess.
While I was sleeping, I dreamed that when I was at VC I went to the mountains and chatted with the kids—everyone was smiling! I woke up and saw it was a little after 3:50. Suddenly I remembered what Honghong said in the afternoon: we need to keep making money, for our families and also to give back to society! He showed me a video from Douyin, and I thought it was great. Damn, the values are so consistent. More than one student has told me the same thing already. Keep it up and work hard to make money! But be low-key—don’t do promotions for hype. Not for traffic, just for the peace of mind in my heart. Make money with your own ability and give back to society. Finance is a zero-sum game; there’s too much aggression.
I have videos on my phone about the charity work we did. I’ll show Honghong tomorrow. When I’m sometimes dejected and helpless, I also look back and give myself a motivational boost.
Keep it up, my little stray dog!
$BTC
@Richard Teng @Yi He @CZ
Last night I ate dinner with the students and it was really enjoyable. I drank too much. They sent me back to the office. I checked the chart and saw it was going to drop, so I went short! But I didn’t screenshot the chart either. I told them, then I fell asleep. However, I’ve trained it into muscle memory—I must set a stop loss. This time I set take profit. I woke up a little after 1 o’clock and saw the take profit had been hit. I messaged Honghong right away and told him it hit take profit. But I don’t remember the trade action—I guess I drank too much and blacked out. Thank God, I didn’t lose; I still made money.
There was a previous trade too. I was asleep, and the dealer/champion stabbed the price and hit the loss. If I had seen it, I would have continued opening the position. But since I didn’t, it was a loss. Later, when it kept dropping, I missed the chance to catch it—so that’s how I ended up hard losing.
Next, I’ll keep sleeping.
Then around 4 o’clock or so, I woke up on my own. When I saw the price level, it looked suitable for going long. During dinner, I predicted that the US session would open and drop to around 640, then rebound up to around 652. My downside prediction was correct. It reached 641, but it didn’t climb to 652. It failed to break through 650. Six times it came to around 650. That kind of price action just can’t go up. Honghong also told me in the afternoon that it was a pressure level. I said it was because the European session had low trading volume, causing the drop. He said, Coach, you’re wrong. I said, you’re right. This time my prediction was wrong. I went short, and I exited myself—of course. But you can’t become certain in your judgment just because of this time. With ETH 2100 stabbing pins four times, it still dropped to above 1300. We just respond and follow the trading system. Don’t guess.
While I was sleeping, I dreamed that when I was at VC I went to the mountains and chatted with the kids—everyone was smiling! I woke up and saw it was a little after 3:50. Suddenly I remembered what Honghong said in the afternoon: we need to keep making money, for our families and also to give back to society! He showed me a video from Douyin, and I thought it was great. Damn, the values are so consistent. More than one student has told me the same thing already. Keep it up and work hard to make money! But be low-key—don’t do promotions for hype. Not for traffic, just for the peace of mind in my heart. Make money with your own ability and give back to society. Finance is a zero-sum game; there’s too much aggression.
I have videos on my phone about the charity work we did. I’ll show Honghong tomorrow. When I’m sometimes dejected and helpless, I also look back and give myself a motivational boost.
Keep it up, my little stray dog!
$BTC
@Richard Teng @Yi He @CZ