I didn’t wait for the U.S. market to close last night. I got up this morning and checked the results first.
One glance and I almost laughed—spent the whole night for nothing.
On the left, over 24 hours: 529.09 to 535.57.
On the right, it fell back to 532 at the close, giving back the entire spike.
On the left, 57.5% of retail traders are short, and 57.3% of big players are short too.
On the right, $MSFT , current price 532.67. It hasn’t budged in two days.
With shorts this crowded and the price still not falling, this is when you’re most likely to get slapped.
The clock for stocks doesn’t run on the same time as crypto. Forcing the same rhythm is just digging yourself a hole.
It’s half a percent from the top, and less than one percent from the bottom.
Neither side offers even a 1-to-1 payoff. I’m not taking this trade.
Call me once it picks a direction.
(Not investment advice. You’re responsible for your own gains and losses.)
One glance and I almost laughed—spent the whole night for nothing.
On the left, over 24 hours: 529.09 to 535.57.
On the right, it fell back to 532 at the close, giving back the entire spike.
On the left, 57.5% of retail traders are short, and 57.3% of big players are short too.
On the right, $MSFT , current price 532.67. It hasn’t budged in two days.
With shorts this crowded and the price still not falling, this is when you’re most likely to get slapped.
The clock for stocks doesn’t run on the same time as crypto. Forcing the same rhythm is just digging yourself a hole.
It’s half a percent from the top, and less than one percent from the bottom.
Neither side offers even a 1-to-1 payoff. I’m not taking this trade.
Call me once it picks a direction.
(Not investment advice. You’re responsible for your own gains and losses.)
