I didn’t catch the 86,000 that was hung later. So I opened the order at the market price. There’s probably going to be a pullback, and I didn’t want to wait anymore. I’m not sure how high it will go, but I thought it wouldn’t exceed 88k. When it reaches 88k, the pullback I can accept, so I’ll place the order then. If I’m worried, I’ll close it myself and look for a better spot to short.
Relatively lucky—I managed to successfully complete the challenges I set for myself, and I also withdrew most of the profits. I’ve always been telling everyone to get doubled returns on their trades. In any case, I didn’t let anyone down. Out of the 19 positions, 18 were profitable. If you honestly follow the trades, you probably won’t do badly.
I might not keep doing challenges like this afterward. Back then, I opened these follow-trading sessions mainly to record the process. If I remember correctly, the very first trade with XAG already had people following, but when there was a drawdown they mostly ran out. Now it seems that following trades can help everyone make some money too, and I also get a share of the profits—so I’ll keep doing it.
After this, I may gradually open new positions. I’m hoping to double my account within a month.
Hold the short on the big pie for a few more days, and then switch to longs. After that, maybe there will be a big market move—I hope this wave can bring me more profit.
The big pancake doesn’t know whether it can rise again. I originally wanted to do oil 📉 and pancake 📈, but once the oil stabilized, I added more to the big pancake.
I was stuck in the bathroom for more than an hour and couldn’t use my phone. I was really afraid that during that time the president might have said something.