$BTC retraced to the lowest at 82832 and got pulled back to around 84200. The long-side structure is still there, but price is stuck on the 4H 21 moving average—no direction. I already have enough positions: my 7 long trades are already full. I won’t open any new positions today.
Yesterday I said to wait and not add. $BTC got washed down from around 84500 once, then returned to the original level—staying out was the right call. Yesterday I closed five trades: three wins and two losses. The two losing ones both hit the pre-set stop-loss, and overall it ended net positive.
$SAGA is currently the biggest winner, +9.54%. However, the 4H RSI at 76 is already overheated, and the stop-loss is still below the cost basis—so I’ll just hold it and won’t add.
The weakest is $SPY at -0.90%. Its 4H moving averages have already turned down, and it’s less than 1% away from the stop-loss. If it gets tagged, I’ll exit immediately—I won’t force it.
The other five positions are all between -0.1% and +2.8%, and none of them have played out yet. All seven trades are within my master trade-copy portfolio. People copying my trades get the exact same entries and the exact same stop-losses. If SPY is swept today, the copiers will take it too—I won’t cherry-pick only the good ones for you to see.
The script is simple. Look above at 84900—that’s the high of this range. Only when price stands above it will it indicate the pullback is over, and then I’ll consider opening a new trade.
Look below at 82832—that’s the low of this pullback. If it breaks below, it means this isn’t just a shakeout. I’ll exit the long positions at the stop-loss without adding.
Between the two levels, I won’t do anything.
My bullish bias today is invalidated if the $BTC 4 4H close is below 82832.
What I least should do today: seeing a long lower wick and treating it as confirmation of a bottom, then going in with heavy size. Until 84900 actually holds above, this is still just a range.
#加密貨幣 #AITrading #BinanceSquare #BTC
Yesterday I said to wait and not add. $BTC got washed down from around 84500 once, then returned to the original level—staying out was the right call. Yesterday I closed five trades: three wins and two losses. The two losing ones both hit the pre-set stop-loss, and overall it ended net positive.
$SAGA is currently the biggest winner, +9.54%. However, the 4H RSI at 76 is already overheated, and the stop-loss is still below the cost basis—so I’ll just hold it and won’t add.
The weakest is $SPY at -0.90%. Its 4H moving averages have already turned down, and it’s less than 1% away from the stop-loss. If it gets tagged, I’ll exit immediately—I won’t force it.
The other five positions are all between -0.1% and +2.8%, and none of them have played out yet. All seven trades are within my master trade-copy portfolio. People copying my trades get the exact same entries and the exact same stop-losses. If SPY is swept today, the copiers will take it too—I won’t cherry-pick only the good ones for you to see.
The script is simple. Look above at 84900—that’s the high of this range. Only when price stands above it will it indicate the pullback is over, and then I’ll consider opening a new trade.
Look below at 82832—that’s the low of this pullback. If it breaks below, it means this isn’t just a shakeout. I’ll exit the long positions at the stop-loss without adding.
Between the two levels, I won’t do anything.
My bullish bias today is invalidated if the $BTC 4 4H close is below 82832.
What I least should do today: seeing a long lower wick and treating it as confirmation of a bottom, then going in with heavy size. Until 84900 actually holds above, this is still just a range.
#加密貨幣 #AITrading #BinanceSquare #BTC
