BachelorTahmid
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BachelorTahmid
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🔥 Today's trade, SPCXB/USDT
I checked the chart, and the seller pressure is easing up. The bid side in the order book was strengthening while the ask side was weak.
That was my signal, I went long at 205.65.
Filled. Price shot up. Sold at 206.29, done.
In the second trade, I jumped in again, but this time I didn't catch the momentum right. I exited at break even. No loss, but no profit either.
To be honest, not every trade is perfect. Break even means no loss, but it also shows discipline.
KDJ was in the oversold zone, and I saw a volume spike.
These factors led to my decision. It worked well on the first trade, but I missed the timing on the second.
This is how I learn, this is how I trade. Been at it for over a year.
Not financial advice, just real experience. DYOR 🙏
#TradebStocks #BinanceSquare #Crypto
I checked the chart, and the seller pressure is easing up. The bid side in the order book was strengthening while the ask side was weak.
That was my signal, I went long at 205.65.
Filled. Price shot up. Sold at 206.29, done.
In the second trade, I jumped in again, but this time I didn't catch the momentum right. I exited at break even. No loss, but no profit either.
To be honest, not every trade is perfect. Break even means no loss, but it also shows discipline.
KDJ was in the oversold zone, and I saw a volume spike.
These factors led to my decision. It worked well on the first trade, but I missed the timing on the second.
This is how I learn, this is how I trade. Been at it for over a year.
Not financial advice, just real experience. DYOR 🙏
#TradebStocks #BinanceSquare #Crypto
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