⏱ Intraday Verification · September 17
Live trading intraday. Previously mentioned 9 levels: 3 have been hit (take-profit 0 | ended 1 | still holding 2).
LITE short 934.946 triggered → current price 916.390 +1.98%（14x → +29%） still holding | tonight’s setup
MRVL short 237.812 triggered → current price 241.860 -2.88%（15x → -42%） ended | trapped 11 days ago
SKHY short 180.681 triggered → current price 182.940 -1.25%（14x → -17%） still holding | setup 3 days ago
The closest:
TSM short is still +0.97% away
MSFT long is still -1.05% away
NVDA short is still +1.41% away
Out of the 9 levels, 3 have been hit: take-profit 0, ended 1, and still holding 2. After LITE short 934.946 was triggered, it kept sliding; current price is 916.390, unrealized profit +1.98%, down about 29% on 14x—currently the smoothest trade. After SKHY short 180.681 triggered, it bounced slightly to 182.940; unrealized loss -1.25%, down about -17% on 14x—it’s still being carried. The MRVL trade (triggered at 237.812) didn’t get through and has ended. The ones not yet hit remain posted: TSM is still +0.97% away, MSFT is still -1.05% away. It’s close—worth watching, but no chase.
US tech leads; Nasdaq +1.65%. VIX fell 10.73% in a day, and risk appetite clearly warmed up. But BTC rose only 0.75% to $76,779—its upside elasticity didn’t keep up. This round of funds seems more willing to stay in the high-beta stock market rather than spill over into crypto. While US Treasury yields fell 5.9 basis points, the US Dollar Index is still +1.01% over the past week, so the carrying cost for non-yielding assets hasn’t truly eased—likely why BTC’s move is rather tepid.
$BTC #BTC #TradeJournal
During the session, what do you care more about: the orders that have already been triggered, or the one closest to the trigger price?
I’ve been trading US stocks for 3 years—came because Binance can trade US stocks. Two daily reports in the morning and evening—feel free to check them.
Live trading intraday. Previously mentioned 9 levels: 3 have been hit (take-profit 0 | ended 1 | still holding 2).
LITE short 934.946 triggered → current price 916.390 +1.98%（14x → +29%） still holding | tonight’s setup
MRVL short 237.812 triggered → current price 241.860 -2.88%（15x → -42%） ended | trapped 11 days ago
SKHY short 180.681 triggered → current price 182.940 -1.25%（14x → -17%） still holding | setup 3 days ago
The closest:
TSM short is still +0.97% away
MSFT long is still -1.05% away
NVDA short is still +1.41% away
Out of the 9 levels, 3 have been hit: take-profit 0, ended 1, and still holding 2. After LITE short 934.946 was triggered, it kept sliding; current price is 916.390, unrealized profit +1.98%, down about 29% on 14x—currently the smoothest trade. After SKHY short 180.681 triggered, it bounced slightly to 182.940; unrealized loss -1.25%, down about -17% on 14x—it’s still being carried. The MRVL trade (triggered at 237.812) didn’t get through and has ended. The ones not yet hit remain posted: TSM is still +0.97% away, MSFT is still -1.05% away. It’s close—worth watching, but no chase.
US tech leads; Nasdaq +1.65%. VIX fell 10.73% in a day, and risk appetite clearly warmed up. But BTC rose only 0.75% to $76,779—its upside elasticity didn’t keep up. This round of funds seems more willing to stay in the high-beta stock market rather than spill over into crypto. While US Treasury yields fell 5.9 basis points, the US Dollar Index is still +1.01% over the past week, so the carrying cost for non-yielding assets hasn’t truly eased—likely why BTC’s move is rather tepid.
$BTC #BTC #TradeJournal
During the session, what do you care more about: the orders that have already been triggered, or the one closest to the trigger price?
I’ve been trading US stocks for 3 years—came because Binance can trade US stocks. Two daily reports in the morning and evening—feel free to check them.
