$ZHIPU Zhipu’s accumulation is finished. After that, it will probably be some cost-reduction and T-action moves. I’m already full; in the short term I won’t touch it for now—just observe. I’m betting on it not breaking the strong support level. If it breaks, then we’ll talk about it. If it breaks—then we’ll see!
$SNXX After the reduction, it’s already at a negative cost basis. Of course, for you guys—unless you started following from the very beginning of this round—it may not be the case.
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What negative cost basis does is: use the profits to run. It doesn’t involve principal, so in the middle of market fluctuations the psychological burden is smaller, making it easier to hold on.
I’m also used to doing it this way; the question is, in copy trading, how to balance it—that’s a test.
At the moment, my approach is to increase the rotation frequency across different categories, which can achieve the effect of unifying the cost basis.
Of course, this isn’t something I deliberately force—because for the long term, it’s actually unfair.
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Let me do a quick copypaste lesson about what I understand regarding copy trading.
At the moment you decide to copy trade, in essence, you’re the one first making a trade yourself.
So, try to choose a time when the profit curve hasn’t been moving much for a day or two—this usually means the position is low, or it’s a moment when you’re basically in cash.
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$SNXX After the reduction, it’s already at a negative cost basis. Of course, for you guys—unless you started following from the very beginning of this round—it may not be the case.
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What negative cost basis does is: use the profits to run. It doesn’t involve principal, so in the middle of market fluctuations the psychological burden is smaller, making it easier to hold on.
I’m also used to doing it this way; the question is, in copy trading, how to balance it—that’s a test.
At the moment, my approach is to increase the rotation frequency across different categories, which can achieve the effect of unifying the cost basis.
Of course, this isn’t something I deliberately force—because for the long term, it’s actually unfair.
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Let me do a quick copypaste lesson about what I understand regarding copy trading.
At the moment you decide to copy trade, in essence, you’re the one first making a trade yourself.
So, try to choose a time when the profit curve hasn’t been moving much for a day or two—this usually means the position is low, or it’s a moment when you’re basically in cash.
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