$QNT
Don't rush to buy the dip on QNT—the 6.3% downtrend is still intact. Go short with the trend at 211.2, set a stop-loss at 218.6, and take profit at 198.9. The chart is below; tap $QNT and verify it for yourself. Stop trying to catch a falling knife. Tap $QNT , reverse into a short at 211.2, set a stop-loss at 218.6, and lock in profits at 198.9. I'm no market maker; I'm just sharing the traces of capital flows I see. If you profit, don't get carried away; if you lose, don't stubbornly hold on. Discipline is worth more than direction. Don't treat me like a teacher—I've been a small-time retail trader myself. If I'm wrong, I'll admit it. If I'm right, no need to thank me; the market decides. There are opportunities every day, but you only have one pool of capital—don't get your priorities backward. Those who've followed me for a while know I only talk about setups I'm confident in.
Don't rush to buy the dip on QNT—the 6.3% downtrend is still intact. Go short with the trend at 211.2, set a stop-loss at 218.6, and take profit at 198.9. The chart is below; tap $QNT and verify it for yourself. Stop trying to catch a falling knife. Tap $QNT , reverse into a short at 211.2, set a stop-loss at 218.6, and lock in profits at 198.9. I'm no market maker; I'm just sharing the traces of capital flows I see. If you profit, don't get carried away; if you lose, don't stubbornly hold on. Discipline is worth more than direction. Don't treat me like a teacher—I've been a small-time retail trader myself. If I'm wrong, I'll admit it. If I'm right, no need to thank me; the market decides. There are opportunities every day, but you only have one pool of capital—don't get your priorities backward. Those who've followed me for a while know I only talk about setups I'm confident in.