July 27, 2026 Trading log: Husband wants to come home, and I trade like I’m having an affair
Such vivid and graphic wording is exactly what I’m experiencing right now Last round, I lost over 150W in spot trading My husband and I were forced to be separated He went to work in another city Leaving me to trade properly at home on my own This road is for me to walk But after a year of effort I still ended up losing 10,000+ U During this period, my progress is still pretty substantial Although the overall history is still in the red But recently I’ve been profitable However I ignored my husband’s influence When he left, he clearly told me Set positions according to the loss, use a 1.5 risk-reward ratio, trade according to the institutions, and don’t hold through losses But From the day he left home I didn’t listen to him I chased the percentage movers leaderboard I held positions through drawdown I maxed out the leverage I opened trades based on my emotions I enlarged my position size I traded US stocks, A-shares, forex, and the primary market Tomorrow my husband will come home Last night he asked me Send him the trades you recorded so he can look This half-year, there will be checks on my assignments Right at this moment I feel just like the one having an affair Oh my God When my husband sees that my account has such huge floating losses and floating gains How am I supposed to explain it to him All eight mouths can’t make it clear I don’t even dare show him all three accounts I’m completely done for 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 Right now, I feel like someone awaiting judgment
July 21, 2026 Trading Log: The Dao is to follow the trend
In the past, when I placed trades, I ate both long and short profits. Not only did it lead to not taking enough, but sometimes I’d also get beaten. During this period, I only do one direction: the weekly RSI is oversold, the daily has closed above the EMA21, and the four-hour chart has a golden cross. At this point, it’s only one direction: long.
July 15, 2026 Trading Log: Can’t Change Spots Version
Around 618 yesterday, I opened a big-biscuit long, entered Ethereum around 1780. I even told a friend that this time I would hold with conviction, aiming to get 65–66. But when CPI came out and printed a huge bullish candle, I closed it.
Sometimes losses I can stomach really well, but profits I can’t hold onto even a little. I know my own problem. But I can’t change it. I call it: I can’t change spots and stop eating shit.
Then I didn’t fully take the long. I also opened a short on ZEC too early. The position size was big. I didn’t set a stop loss. I kept holding onto a bit of luck. In the end I lost over 700+ All the profit from the previous week is gone. It feels terrible.
All of these losses are not from system trades. They all come from trades I opened while emotionally heated. I know my own flaws. But I can’t seem to fix them. What should I do? Teachers, please—save me.
The kid can’t get out of this anymore. I’m going to step away for a while.
Always keep doing the right thing, but you can’t hold onto it—collapse~ Do the wrong thing and just stubbornly carry on Make money from one set of eight—then lose it all at once I really can’t change, I can’t stop eating shit!
This Micron itself made money, ate a few swings, but I always felt it hadn’t finished going up. Then, without thinking, I entered again. This time I didn’t wait for the right spot, so the result is just miserable. $MU j If it turns out like this, then let’s wait until tonight when the US stock market opens to see.
The Bitcoin cake is once again at a key resistance level, and there happens to be liquidity below. I wonder if it will first go to sweep the liquidity below, around 61475, approximately #BTC
This knowledgeable king is awesome—every time he releases a bearish piece of news, it’s at the resistance level; every time he releases bullish news, it’s at the support level. So awesome~ King of Stock Traders~ Swing trading is absolutely delicious—so爽~
July 9, 2026 Trade Log: Wait patiently, and confront human nature
These past two days, the two accounts have been making decent profits; I think there’s just one reason First: the market has been giving face Second: keep your hands steady, don’t trade too frequently—wait patiently for the right entry position; a good position leads to a good risk-reward ratio
#ZEC This liquidation heatmap overlaid with the candlestick chart actually feels pretty useful. If you go long, once the liquidity has been wiped out below, it’s going up~
My bargain-hunting strategy 1) Big Cake (DOGE?) 53000 42000 38888 2) SOL 44 38 33 3) ETH 1300 1000 900
Buy 50% each time, respectively 20% 30%
Why does the one with the lowest target price get 30%? Because it may not reach it. If it doesn’t, then wait for a “black swan” to hit, and rush in. Then go full position and wait for Q4 of 2027 and Q1 of 2028. As for me, I’ll just do my part like a “cow horse worker.” Survive. Wait for spring to arrive. Whether it’s X or the Plaza, there are tons of super talented people. But after all, everyone’s capital is different, and the environment is different. Suppose I had a lot of money—at this price I would buy 20% first. But sadly I have very little money, so I can only wait. Because overall, U.S. stocks are still high. Personally, I think there’s still room to go down. For small funds, entering at the current price makes it easy to get stopped out. Better to wait.
Everyone becomes successful at different times. Flowers and small trees will also each come to their own spring. I believe I will absolutely reach my own spring too. Slower or later doesn’t matter. Keep going~