三马哥
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Yesterday we laid out a total of 3 main trades and 1 small strategy, 1 ETH and 3 Bitcoin trades, taking profits on 3 trades and a small loss on 1.
The first trade was the sleep trade from Thursday, strictly following the strategy with a cost of 4525. We could have exited completely according to the iron rule, but after increasing the position, we only ran 50% of the position at cost. When we woke up on Friday, we found the situation was not right and exited with small losses between 4465 and 4500 (only the initial position made it halfway). Also, on Friday, we were given a 4-hour escape time for the first time, and later in the evening, the PCE announcement gave us another opportunity.
The second trade was to short Bitcoin after escaping from ETH. This trade was completely public and witnessed internally, mainly due to the very high risk-reward ratio. Moreover, San Ma Ge made a second announcement to ensure you all held on tight, and he didn’t hit the first trade’s breakeven at 111850, instead going straight down. We automatically bought to cover the short at 109388. The profits from the two strategies were 200%.
The third trade was known to everyone before going to sleep, regarding the PCE data announcement time. We not only sent out a feeding strategy but also synchronized a live broadcast to witness the unity of knowledge and action. After getting in around 110400, it surged over 1000+ USD, yielding a profit of 100%.
Summary: San Ma Ge's main trades refer to the combination time frame of the entire day during the Asian and European sessions when waking up. This time is primarily for advance layout, but the trend is relatively slow. Most people have time to participate. The second main trade is when you finish work and before going to sleep, during the ETF opening when the trading volume is very large, generally ending the battle within two hours is best. This is called the main trade during the main trading time. Later, for example, late at night, like yesterday's small trade which took a profit of 200 points, indicating a quick rebound expectation, but no quick rebound was seen, suggesting a significant drop. 👇Records of shorting before the horse.
The first trade was the sleep trade from Thursday, strictly following the strategy with a cost of 4525. We could have exited completely according to the iron rule, but after increasing the position, we only ran 50% of the position at cost. When we woke up on Friday, we found the situation was not right and exited with small losses between 4465 and 4500 (only the initial position made it halfway). Also, on Friday, we were given a 4-hour escape time for the first time, and later in the evening, the PCE announcement gave us another opportunity.
The second trade was to short Bitcoin after escaping from ETH. This trade was completely public and witnessed internally, mainly due to the very high risk-reward ratio. Moreover, San Ma Ge made a second announcement to ensure you all held on tight, and he didn’t hit the first trade’s breakeven at 111850, instead going straight down. We automatically bought to cover the short at 109388. The profits from the two strategies were 200%.
The third trade was known to everyone before going to sleep, regarding the PCE data announcement time. We not only sent out a feeding strategy but also synchronized a live broadcast to witness the unity of knowledge and action. After getting in around 110400, it surged over 1000+ USD, yielding a profit of 100%.
Summary: San Ma Ge's main trades refer to the combination time frame of the entire day during the Asian and European sessions when waking up. This time is primarily for advance layout, but the trend is relatively slow. Most people have time to participate. The second main trade is when you finish work and before going to sleep, during the ETF opening when the trading volume is very large, generally ending the battle within two hours is best. This is called the main trade during the main trading time. Later, for example, late at night, like yesterday's small trade which took a profit of 200 points, indicating a quick rebound expectation, but no quick rebound was seen, suggesting a significant drop. 👇Records of shorting before the horse.
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