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Starting this week, US stock trading switches to standard time. The market opens at 22:30 Beijing time. Keep an eye on the US unemployment rate and nonfarm payrolls data at 21:30 tonight!#冬令时 #纳斯达克100指数下跌6% #非农就业数据

If you keep losing money trading, you’re most likely still a novice. If you’ve been at it for years and still keep losing, then you clearly haven’t developed a trading system;

If you have a trading system but are still losing, then you clearly lack trading discipline;

If you can even stick to your discipline but still can’t protect your account, then there must be a serious problem with your position sizing. One oversized position can wipe out all the discipline you’ve shown up to that point!

Financial trading is like a bucket holding water. Your trading system, trading discipline, and position sizing are the bucket’s three boards. Whichever one is the weak link is where your money will leak out!

Without a system, every trade is just a gamble. Even if you guess right every time, money made through luck will eventually be lost through incompetence;

Without discipline, you waste your life repeatedly doing things you know you shouldn’t, and you’ll keep getting hurt. Without position sizing, you’re walking a tightrope—you have no way to know how much you could lose when you make a mistake, and one misstep could haunt you forever!

Everyone I know who makes a living from trading has no weak links in their system, discipline, or position sizing. That’s how they achieve consistency!

Only by being consistent can you go far and make the snowball grow bigger and bigger. Everyone is chasing consistent profits, but 90% of people don’t realize that a stable account can only come from consistent execution!#交易训练

Brutal～#美股超话

U.S. stocks plunged, and Asian markets fell across the board. South Korea hit its daily lower limit again, triggering a circuit breaker. China's A-share market is also at risk.#美股超话

I’ve been involved in trading for 15 years and trading full-time for 5, so I think I have some credibility on this topic. If you’re a complete beginner who wants to get started and have no one to guide you, it’ll take at least three years—remember, that’s just to get started.

To truly become good at trading, even with someone guiding you, it’ll take at least five years. Don’t argue by saying that so-and-so joined the market and multiplied their money several times over in just a year. That kind of result has absolutely nothing to do with being good at trading—it’s just luck and doesn’t mean they have any deep understanding of trading!

Of course, it certainly doesn’t mean their trading mindset is mature, either! That kind of mindset is forged over time. Even the best mentor can only teach you techniques. Even if they explain the deeper principles of trading, without enough time, you’ll only grasp the techniques. I won’t entertain any objections!#交易训练

On Monday (11/2), the three major U.S. stock indexes ended mixed. The Dow rose 0.42%, the S&P 500 fell 0.5%, the Nasdaq fell 1.07%, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropped 3.3%;

Major European stock indexes all closed higher. Germany’s DAX rose 0.63%, the UK’s FTSE 100 gained 0.29%, and the Euro Stoxx 50 advanced 0.73%.

Markets remained cautious ahead of the U.S. midterm elections and key employment data. The U.S. Dollar Index traded in a narrow range, ultimately gaining 0.01% to 101.80;

A sharp drop in oil prices eased energy-driven inflation concerns, while the U.S. Dollar Index held steady. Spot gold rebounded from lows near $3,880, reaching an intraday high of $3,970.30 per ounce before closing up 1.78% at $3,946 per ounce. Spot silver climbed back above $50, closing up 3.04% at $50.63 per ounce.

Iran and Qatar held successive talks in Doha on ending hostilities. Iran’s president also said that the supreme leader had granted the government specific authority to negotiate peace. Expectations of progress in diplomatic efforts significantly eased concerns about disruptions to Middle Eastern oil supplies, sending international oil prices sharply lower. WTI crude ultimately fell 6.53% to $95.42 per barrel, while Brent crude dropped 8.03% to $104.23 per barrel.#美股超话

A few big shots I know have all gone completely hands-off. The other day, I chatted with a business owner worth over a hundred million. He has more than 70 million in liquid cash sitting in his account, hasn’t touched a single new project this year, and can’t even be bothered to attend the industry’s annual conference he’s been going to for over a decade. He goes fishing in the park every day, right on schedule, and doesn’t even bother replying to his subordinates’ overtime reports.

Outsiders think they’ve seen through the world or lost their drive.

In fact, they’ve run the numbers more carefully than anyone: at this particular moment, doing nothing is actually the highest-return move.

Anyone who understands even a little about how a real-world business operates knows that the moment you switch on the machines, you’re on the hook for utilities, factory depreciation, and social insurance contributions—not a penny less.

Worse still is the payment cycle. In the past, if a customer down the supply chain made you wait two months, at least you’d eventually see the cash. Now they can drag it out for more than half a year—or even settle the bill with inventory that isn’t selling. After working flat out all year, you’re left with warehouses full of discounted raw materials, while every cent of your workers’ wages still has to come out of your own pocket.

After a year of all that effort, once you tally up the books, you may not even have made enough to cover the depreciation on your equipment.

“Better to shut down and protect your capital than keep operating and slowly lose money.”
This isn’t laziness at all. It’s a brutally unforgiving war of attrition among the players already in the game.

The old hands sitting on piles of cash are watching their competitors scramble from the sidelines. Whoever takes on more debt to grab market share will be the first to go under when their cash flow dries up.

When the weaker factories can no longer hold on, drop out in droves, and sell off their equipment for scrap prices, the ones fishing on the sidelines will finally play their trump cards and scoop up the bargains.

Stop blindly criticizing others for lacking ambition.

Those who truly understand how to defend themselves are waiting for this shakeout to run its course.

All three major U.S. stock indexes fell across the board last Friday. Large-cap tech stocks were hit hard amid concerns over AI capital spending and earnings guidance, triggering a flight to safety into U.S. Treasuries. At the same time, markets weighed month-end position adjustments and the prospect of the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates high. The Dow fell 1.09%, the S&P 500 dropped 1.82%, the Nasdaq slid 2.86%, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 7.2%.

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East remain elevated. After a tanker was attacked by an explosive-laden surface vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, concerns over oil supply disruptions and an escalation of tensions in the region surged. International oil prices remained volatile but firm!

A sharp rise in crude oil prices has once again stoked inflation concerns, reinforcing market expectations that the Federal Reserve and other major central banks will keep rates “higher for longer.” Meanwhile, a liquidity shock from investors cashing out amid a global tech-stock rout sent spot gold tumbling by more than $140. It fell below the $3,900 mark, closing down 3.63% at $3,875.55 per ounce—its lowest level in a year and its worst October performance since 2008!#美股超话

Two friends came by the office for tea this afternoon 🍵. One said he’d lost over 1.9 million trading stocks this year—so much that he was questioning his whole life. I asked him, “How did you lose that much?” He said, “At the end of June, I couldn’t resist chasing tech stocks. After taking big losses for a few days, I bought into memory stocks at the peak. I never thought that memory stocks, with P/E ratios of only a little over 10, could still plunge so much. I couldn’t resist buying AI application stocks at what I thought was the bottom, but it turned out there was an even lower bottom… In just four months, over 1.9 million was gone. It really feels like waking from a dream.” It got me thinking: it seemed like he hadn’t considered risk management at all. Was he only thinking about making money, and never about the risks? #股市

The three major U.S. stock indexes closed slightly higher: the Dow rose 0.19%, the S&P 500 gained 0.28%, and the Nasdaq advanced 0.27%. SK hynix surged 13%, Micron Technology (MU.O) rose nearly 6%, and Oracle (ORCL.N) gained 10.5%, while Apple (AAPL.O) and Nvidia (NVDA.O) fell by around 1%.

On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve voted 10–2 to leave interest rates unchanged. At the subsequent press conference, Warsh said financial conditions had tightened somewhat, but reiterated that he would not offer forward guidance!

Reports emerged again that the U.S. was preparing to go to war with Iran after the midterm elections, sending international oil prices higher during the session. WTI crude touched a high of $102.79 per barrel before closing up 1.57% at $101.24 per barrel. Brent crude closed up 0.58% at $110.37 per barrel.#谷歌财报能否守住基本盘 #美股超话

How many things in this fleeting life—looking back, they’re all like smoke. $BTC

All three major U.S. stock indexes rose on Wednesday. The Dow closed up 0.69%, the S&P 500 gained 0.59%, and the Nasdaq rose 1.05%. SpaceX (SPCX.O) climbed 7.7%, Tesla (TSLA.O) gained more than 3%, and SK Hynix (SKHY.O) and Nvidia (NVDA.O) rose more than 2%.

Amid the interplay of renewed hopes for peace between Russia and Ukraine and persistent tensions in the Middle East, international oil prices fluctuated repeatedly. WTI crude touched the $100 mark again intraday before giving back its gains, ultimately closing down 0.5% at $97.40 per barrel. Brent crude closed up 0.11% at $106.39 per barrel.

The U.S. Dollar Index traded sideways and was little changed on the day, closing at 101.7. The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose 1 basis point to 5.126%, while the 2-year Treasury yield, which is sensitive to the Federal Reserve's policy rate, climbed more than 3 basis points to 4.821%. #股票财报季

U.S. stocks’ three major indexes were mixed on Tuesday: the Dow rose 1.06%, the S&P 500 fell 0.29%, and the Nasdaq slipped 0.02%. General Motors (GM.N) fell 6.8%, Western Digital (WDC.O) rose 3%, and Apple (AAPL.O) fell 1%!

Spot gold traded sideways. During U.S. trading, it briefly surged by more than $20, breaking above the $4,150 mark, before quickly giving back its gains. It ultimately closed down 0.38% at $4,124.87 per ounce. Spot silver rose for a second consecutive trading day, closing up 1.57% at $58 per ounce.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent said the U.S. bond market was performing well and that the country was gradually emerging from the shadow of the energy shock. As risk sentiment improved somewhat, the U.S. Dollar Index retreated, briefly dipping below 101.5 intraday before closing down 0.26% at 101.71. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield fell 3 basis points to 5.115% at the close;

Bitcoin has recently held above 80k and shown relative short-term strength, with the bullish trend intact. Resistance is around 83.5k and 84.6k, while support is around 82.5k and 81.8k. The overall intraday strategy is to focus on buying dips! #美股超话

On the 16th local time, the Iranian Navy said that while continuously monitoring the eastern waters of the Strait of Hormuz, its naval surveillance team spotted and identified an oil tanker in violation of regulations that had caught fire in a restricted navigation zone. The tanker had switched off its navigation tracking system and attempted to cross the restricted area in the Gulf of Oman.#美伊

Bitcoin's short-term trend remains strong, with the target above at 95k$BTC

Last Friday (10/9), all three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher: the Dow Jones rose 0.83%, the S&P 500 gained 0.59%, and the Nasdaq rose 0.64%.

Most large-cap tech stocks rose. Amazon (AMZN.O) gained 3.29%, Microsoft (MSFT.O) rose 2.38%, Moderna (MRNA.O) surged 14.21%, Oracle (ORCL.N) climbed 4.69%, Tesla (TSLA.O) rose 2.05%, and SpaceX (SPCX.O) gained 1.25%.

Hurricane impacts in the northern Gulf of Mexico prompted major oil companies to shut down more than 70% of North American crude oil production, sending oil prices higher amid volatility. WTI crude fluctuated sharply during the U.S. trading session, ultimately closing up 0.45% at $90.96 per barrel. Brent crude closed up 0.24% at $102.73 per barrel.

After testing levels near 80k last week, Bitcoin continued to rebound. In the short term, it still appears to have room to rise further. Watch resistance around 83.8k and 84.8k, and support around 82.5k and 82k. The overall intraday strategy is to focus on buying dips! #美股超话

A short-term pullback has appeared, but the medium- to long-term bullish trend remains unchanged

Good morning, everyone who likes will get rich! During the Asian early trading session, Bitcoin briefly broke through 86k, and the long positions remain unchanged! $BTC

Sandisk short-term trend needs further upside. On the daily chart, the overall price is in a sideways-to-rising channel. Support to watch is around 1732 and near 1701. Resistance to watch is around 1788 and near 1832. Overall, the main idea is to go long on dips! $SNDK