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Summary of the series of articles on 'The Philosophy of Trading', continuously updated~This article will summarize a series of articles written on the trading sector. The directory is as follows ⬇️ for fans to quickly jump ⏭️ 💎Rebate link🔗: https://www.binance.com/zh-CN/join?ref=MKMKMK Rebate invitation code: MKMKMK 🎈 with a 20% + 25% BNB discount If you have questions, you can join [👗守约粉丝群👗](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/group-chat-landing?channelToken=s77AJRveu7--aZAZ-OzCIQ&type=1&entrySource=sharing_link) to leave a message & find the assistant @MKMKMK-JZ 🥇Irregular live broadcasts, any questions 🙋 will be answered in the live AMA #站在守约的肩膀上悟自己的交易之道 56。[《 为什么你总是在错误的位置加仓 》](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cart/310863079557745?l=zh-CN&r=BY553BN2&uc=web_square_share_link&uco=PB2p1hdRNqAtuff13NYtfQ&us=copylink) 55。[《 扛单的本质,是不承认自己错了 》](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cart/307729818438561?l=zh-CN&r=BY553BN2&uc=web_square_share_link&uco=PB2p1hdRNqAtuff13NYtfQ&us=copylink)

Summary of the series of articles on 'The Philosophy of Trading', continuously updated~

This article will summarize a series of articles written on the trading sector.
The directory is as follows ⬇️ for fans to quickly jump ⏭️
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56。《 为什么你总是在错误的位置加仓 》
55。《 扛单的本质,是不承认自己错了 》
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Just saw it! It's over 10,000! I'm going to show off! It seems that except for Binance's official live broadcast. No individual anchor has exceeded 10,000! Am I the first one? Hahaha!
Just saw it! It's over 10,000!
I'm going to show off!
It seems that except for Binance's official live broadcast.
No individual anchor has exceeded 10,000!
Am I the first one?
Hahaha!
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$HYPE Draw a subjective scenario and strategy. The entry, stop-loss, and exit points are all shown in the chart—read them from the image.
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$BTC Draw a long-line pie chart script, and then leave it to time to decide
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$HYPE Draw a subjective scenario and strategy. The entry, stop-loss, and exit points are all shown in the chart—read them from the image.
【Shouyue | Tonight’s FOMC: Rate Hikes Paused, Easing Still a Long Way Off】 Everyone, keep one thing in mind tonight: rates were left unchanged, and the Fed’s stance on fighting inflation remains very firm. In the early hours of October 29 Beijing time, the Federal Reserve held rates at 3.75%–4.00%. The decision passed 10–2. Notably, both dissenting votes called for another 25-basis-point hike. The statement also emphasized that economic growth is strong and inflation remains elevated. 1. How does Shouyue view this decision? My take: this is a wait-and-see decision made under continued pressure to tighten. A resilient economy gives the Fed time to keep watching. If inflation doesn’t come down, further rate hikes remain an option. The fact that rates weren’t raised tonight alone is not enough to conclude that a rate-cutting cycle is about to begin. 2. What should we listen for in Warsh’s remarks? According to public reports on the press conference, he stressed that inflation is still too high and that the 2% PCE inflation target has not been softened. He also said previous policy measures are starting to take effect, and that more information is needed to determine the next step. Shouyue’s interpretation: he’s willing to wait for the effects of policy, but he hasn’t given the market a timeline for easing. There’s another change: Warsh announced an adjustment to the schedule of future meetings. Seven rate-setting meetings are planned for 2027, and six are expected in 2028, with the remaining meetings devoted to strategic discussions. My takeaway is that going forward, we should pay closer attention to incoming data and be less inclined to bet on specific meeting dates. 3. What does this mean for crypto? A hawkish policy stance doesn’t automatically mean prices must fall. What the market trades is the gap between the actual outcome and prior expectations. If investors were already worried about an even tougher message, risk assets could still see a relief rally. Whether that rally can continue will depend on whether expectations for further hikes cool, and whether the dollar, Treasury yields, and spot buying provide support. For BTC, easing macro pressure is only one condition. For altcoins, we also need to see whether capital continues to spread across the market. Don’t see Bitcoin surge once and declare the bull market back on for the entire market. 4. Shouyue’s approach tonight Watch the first wave of volatility. If the price breaks upward, wait for a pullback to hold. If it breaks downward, wait for a rebound to confirm the move. If the conditions aren’t met, let the price keep moving. News creates volatility, structure shows us where to act, and discipline preserves capital. Keep this in mind tonight: a pause in rate hikes does not mean easing has arrived. #FOMC #FederalReserve
【Shouyue | Tonight’s FOMC: Rate Hikes Paused, Easing Still a Long Way Off】
Everyone, keep one thing in mind tonight: rates were left unchanged, and the Fed’s stance on fighting inflation remains very firm.
In the early hours of October 29 Beijing time, the Federal Reserve held rates at 3.75%–4.00%. The decision passed 10–2. Notably, both dissenting votes called for another 25-basis-point hike. The statement also emphasized that economic growth is strong and inflation remains elevated.
1. How does Shouyue view this decision?
My take: this is a wait-and-see decision made under continued pressure to tighten.
A resilient economy gives the Fed time to keep watching. If inflation doesn’t come down, further rate hikes remain an option. The fact that rates weren’t raised tonight alone is not enough to conclude that a rate-cutting cycle is about to begin.
2. What should we listen for in Warsh’s remarks?
According to public reports on the press conference, he stressed that inflation is still too high and that the 2% PCE inflation target has not been softened. He also said previous policy measures are starting to take effect, and that more information is needed to determine the next step.
Shouyue’s interpretation: he’s willing to wait for the effects of policy, but he hasn’t given the market a timeline for easing.
There’s another change: Warsh announced an adjustment to the schedule of future meetings. Seven rate-setting meetings are planned for 2027, and six are expected in 2028, with the remaining meetings devoted to strategic discussions. My takeaway is that going forward, we should pay closer attention to incoming data and be less inclined to bet on specific meeting dates.
3. What does this mean for crypto?
A hawkish policy stance doesn’t automatically mean prices must fall. What the market trades is the gap between the actual outcome and prior expectations.
If investors were already worried about an even tougher message, risk assets could still see a relief rally. Whether that rally can continue will depend on whether expectations for further hikes cool, and whether the dollar, Treasury yields, and spot buying provide support.
For BTC, easing macro pressure is only one condition. For altcoins, we also need to see whether capital continues to spread across the market. Don’t see Bitcoin surge once and declare the bull market back on for the entire market.
4. Shouyue’s approach tonight
Watch the first wave of volatility. If the price breaks upward, wait for a pullback to hold. If it breaks downward, wait for a rebound to confirm the move. If the conditions aren’t met, let the price keep moving.
News creates volatility, structure shows us where to act, and discipline preserves capital.
Keep this in mind tonight: a pause in rate hikes does not mean easing has arrived.
#FOMC #FederalReserve
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Warsh: Dove or hawkWarsh: Dove or hawk On October 28, the Federal Reserve held a meeting. The market is now assigning only a 4.5% probability of a rate hike. The market assigns a 95.5% probability of keeping rates unchanged. That is to say, this decision itself no longer contains any new information. All the information is in his mouth. Because this chairman did one thing that his predecessor had not done. After he took office, he scrapped forward guidance. On August 28, he gave a speech in Jackson Hole. He said that when communicating future policy decisions, transparency itself is not a virtue. He also said that this practice of forward guidance had gone on for too long.

Warsh: Dove or hawk

Warsh: Dove or hawk
On October 28, the Federal Reserve held a meeting.
The market is now assigning only a 4.5% probability of a rate hike.
The market assigns a 95.5% probability of keeping rates unchanged.
That is to say, this decision itself no longer contains any new information.
All the information is in his mouth.
Because this chairman did one thing that his predecessor had not done.
After he took office, he scrapped forward guidance.
On August 28, he gave a speech in Jackson Hole.
He said that when communicating future policy decisions, transparency itself is not a virtue.
He also said that this practice of forward guidance had gone on for too long.
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$HYPE Draw a subjective scenario and strategy. The entry, stop-loss, and exit points are all shown in the chart—read them from the image. {future}(HYPEUSDT)
$HYPE Draw a subjective scenario and strategy. The entry, stop-loss, and exit points are all shown in the chart—read them from the image.
$XAU Looking at gold over the long term, this is also a very worthwhile position to take a chance on. A long-term trade with a risk-to-reward ratio of about 1:10, {future}(XAUUSDT)
$XAU Looking at gold over the long term, this is also a very worthwhile position to take a chance on. A long-term trade with a risk-to-reward ratio of about 1:10,
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In last week's livestream, I said that if the market gives us 84100+ levels, we should go short, with the target still lower. The overall market is also following the script I laid out earlier. Let's wait patiently for things to unfold. Waiting patiently $BTC 76k {future}(BTCUSDT)
In last week's livestream, I said that if the market gives us 84100+ levels, we should go short, with the target still lower. The overall market is also following the script I laid out earlier. Let's wait patiently for things to unfold. Waiting patiently $BTC 76k
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$BTC Draw a long-line pie chart script, and then leave it to time to decide
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$XAU Here's a gold trading strategy. If you're interested, take a look at the image and pick it up. Let time verify the rest. Wait for the wind to come~ wait for the flowers to bloom. {future}(XAUUSDT)
$XAU Here's a gold trading strategy. If you're interested, take a look at the image and pick it up.
Let time verify the rest. Wait for the wind to come~ wait for the flowers to bloom.
🎙️ 10-26 - The trading journey is long; keeping our promises is always by our side
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October: 4.5%, December: 76.5% — Super Central Bank Week: Five central banks are hiking rates to fight inflation they don’t controlNext week is the most packed week on this year’s calendar. On October 28, the Federal Reserve meets. On the same day, the Bank of Canada also meets. On the same day, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand also meets. On October 29, the European Central Bank meets. On October 30, the Bank of Japan announces its decision. In between, Australia’s third-quarter CPI is also due. There’s also the first estimate of U.S. third-quarter GDP and September PCE. Five central banks, all crammed into 48 hours. So next week isn’t just a rate-setting meeting; it’s a joint dress rehearsal. First, let’s look at the common direction shared by these five central banks. On September 16, the Federal Reserve voted 12–0 to raise rates to 3.75%–4%.

October: 4.5%, December: 76.5% — Super Central Bank Week: Five central banks are hiking rates to fight inflation they don’t control

Next week is the most packed week on this year’s calendar.
On October 28, the Federal Reserve meets.
On the same day, the Bank of Canada also meets.
On the same day, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand also meets.
On October 29, the European Central Bank meets.
On October 30, the Bank of Japan announces its decision.
In between, Australia’s third-quarter CPI is also due.
There’s also the first estimate of U.S. third-quarter GDP and September PCE.
Five central banks, all crammed into 48 hours.
So next week isn’t just a rate-setting meeting; it’s a joint dress rehearsal.
First, let’s look at the common direction shared by these five central banks.
On September 16, the Federal Reserve voted 12–0 to raise rates to 3.75%–4%.
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$BTC Draw a long-line pie chart script, and then leave it to time to decide
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Ukraine’s War Drags On, and Iran’s Has No End in SightDiesel in the U.S. is now $6.32 a gallon. A year ago, it was $3.62. That’s a 74% increase. Gasoline is $4.26, up from $3.05 a year ago. In California, diesel is $8.49. This price didn’t emerge from the market on its own. It’s the combined result of two wars that just won’t end. So today, we’re not talking about who’s winning or losing. Today, we’re talking about how the market is accounting for these two wars. Let’s start with Ukraine. Brent crude rose from $72 before the war to $112, an increase of 55%. But diesel rose 74%—even more than crude oil. Because diesel is in shorter supply than crude oil, and there’s no substitute for it.

Ukraine’s War Drags On, and Iran’s Has No End in Sight

Diesel in the U.S. is now $6.32 a gallon.
A year ago, it was $3.62.
That’s a 74% increase.
Gasoline is $4.26, up from $3.05 a year ago.
In California, diesel is $8.49.
This price didn’t emerge from the market on its own.
It’s the combined result of two wars that just won’t end.
So today, we’re not talking about who’s winning or losing.
Today, we’re talking about how the market is accounting for these two wars.
Let’s start with Ukraine.
Brent crude rose from $72 before the war to $112, an increase of 55%.
But diesel rose 74%—even more than crude oil.
Because diesel is in shorter supply than crude oil, and there’s no substitute for it.
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The long at $ZEC 1050—I'm just asking, does that feel good? This is a strong support level and a highly recommended entry point. Since it's a left-side entry, the price level is quite extreme. The first target is 1250 {future}(ZECUSDT)
The long at $ZEC 1050—I'm just asking, does that feel good?
This is a strong support level and a highly recommended entry point. Since it's a left-side entry, the price level is quite extreme. The first target is 1250
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Call me Director~ The market will prove the script. Every trade was called in advance during the livestream. $MU {future}(MUUSDT)
Call me Director~
The market will prove the script. Every trade was called in advance during the livestream.
$MU
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$MU Micron has now broken down. Continue to follow the plan to take the trade. For the position given on the livestream at 1085, continue holding it to the first target: 930. Then make sure to defend properly and aim for the 840 level.
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$SNDK is following the script exactly. It won't hold here at 1635–1604; once it breaks below that level, it will go to 1280. Reverse here and go long. {future}(SNDKUSDT)
$SNDK is following the script exactly. It won't hold here at 1635–1604; once it breaks below that level, it will go to 1280. Reverse here and go long.
🎙️ 10-20 – Trading is a long journey; keep your commitments every step of the way
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A 33% Approval Rating and the War He Says He’ll End After the ElectionFirst, here’s his report card. Trump’s approval rating is 33%. 66% disapprove of him, including 52% who strongly disapprove. That figure is lower than at any point in his first term. At this time last year, he was still at 41%. This isn’t polling error; voters are holding him accountable. The midterm elections are on November 3—just two weeks away. The markets have called the House for the Democrats, at 91.5%. The Senate is still a toss-up: the betting markets give Democrats 63.5%, while the model gives Republicans 65.4%. The odds of both chambers turning blue are 62.5%. So today, we’re not talking about who will win—the election outcome is hardly in doubt.

A 33% Approval Rating and the War He Says He’ll End After the Election

First, here’s his report card.
Trump’s approval rating is 33%.
66% disapprove of him, including 52% who strongly disapprove.
That figure is lower than at any point in his first term.
At this time last year, he was still at 41%.
This isn’t polling error; voters are holding him accountable.
The midterm elections are on November 3—just two weeks away.
The markets have called the House for the Democrats, at 91.5%.
The Senate is still a toss-up: the betting markets give Democrats 63.5%, while the model gives Republicans 65.4%.
The odds of both chambers turning blue are 62.5%.
So today, we’re not talking about who will win—the election outcome is hardly in doubt.
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